Musk owns only about 40 percent of SpaceX and Starlink, so the Moraes’ actions, apparently illegal, are actually hurting the company’s shareholders and people of Brazil. But perhaps that’s the endgame—if shareholders lose a lot of money, they’ll likely exert more pressure on Musk to play nicely with censorship demands.
The conclusion of this ongoing story remains to be seen, but it’s unlikely for Musk to deny his opponents a response, especially considering his history of telling people off—like Disney CEO Bob Iger, for example.
In response to Moraes’ targeting of Starlink, Musk, who is a self-described free speech absolutist, has accused de Moraes of stifling free speech and violating the constitution of his own country.
Source: Endgadget
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