> De Moraes argued (correctly, IMO) that Musk's non-compliance was a "clear and present danger" to Brazilian democracy.
Democracy is when the government censors free speech, got it.
Democracy is when the government censors free speech, got it.
Do you think such speech should be allowed to exist?
No.
> Do you think such speech should be allowed to exist?
I don't trust anyone who claims to be an arbiter of what people can and cannot say.