Forcing someone to an expression what they have the right to reserve is not a freedom (of the state/govt/entitiy.) If their expression is to reserve their reasons for it, then they have the right to. You cannot force people to express why they refuse. In the First Amendment of the Constitution of the U.S., there’s no law that can force you to express why you believe what you believe. People also have the right to reserve their expression of belief, and not state it. That’s still a valid freedom. In fact that is in the 5th Amendment. Which both go hand in hand. The right to do deny expressing one’s reasons as to not self incriminate allows for the reservation for the freedom of expression by the sole individual. The state cannot force someone to do so.