Well, he is still the CEO, the CTO and Chairman. In a lot of countries, executives (which Elon is clearly the top most here) have personal legal responsibiliti

Well, he is still the CEO, the CTO and Chairman. In a lot of countries, executives (which Elon is clearly the top most here) have personal legal responsibilities. Also, if I understand correctly, Musk is playing the game of having no legal entity in Brazil but still to technically stay present in the country (and probably make business but I’m unsure). IDK if making him pay with another of its companies is legal but in that precise situation, it does feel pretty moral. On the substance of the case of this censorship conflict, I have not enough information to make my judgment but still, Brazil is a sovereign country with its laws and Twitter have no natural right to be present in Brazil while still not respecting the law.