I never said this. What does this have to do with anything?
> "If an employee says a thing you don't agree with, for you it is a political statement and you shut it as such."
No. Disagreement on something doesn't not mean that it's political. Most reasonable people can easily figure out the difference: Talking about weather or our tech stack is not political. Talking about immigration policy is. So we discuss the former without the latter, just like millions of other people in many companies. It's not difficult.
> "If you make a political statement"
I don't. That's what no political discussion means and it applies to everyone. Why do you assume people can't follow their own rules?
Overall, if you don't like the rules of the workplace then leave. That's the whole point of this policy and exit package. You're not entitled to stay and discuss whatever you want, and thinking that you can is a very privileged expectation.