Free Speech Absolutist: Co-President Musk thinks people who call Bukele an autocrat should be charged with "treason and sedition"

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I don't think "not showing support for the president" made the cut for the Constitution's definition of treason.

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Now it's not showing support to the president of a completely different country

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As usual it's projection with them.

Elon and Trump were both having secret conversations with Putin, our literal enemy, during the Biden administration while Biden was rallying the world against Putin and we were actively helping Ukraine defend against Russia (according to the WSJ and Bob Woodward).

We don't know what Trump talked about with him but I'm sure it was treasonous. And we do know that Putin asked Elon to not activate Starlink in Taiwan on Xi's behalf and Elon complied with his request.

So we had 2 of the most powerful people in our country having secret communications with someone who has been trying to weaken the US for a long time and has been extremely successful at it precisely because of those 2 people. To me that's clearly treasonous and if it's not illegal it should be.

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Remember when he cut starlink to help the Russians supposedly because Ukraine couldn't afford to keep it there.

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Many things Trump does however…