Violence is definitely a slippery slope best avoided with obvious exceptions. It simply feeds reciprocity from those you seek to moderate.
Not buying his products or cancelling subscriptions is effective as he's found out with some of his Starlink customers. Sustained pressure at the customer face is democratic and legal.
You know he is feeling it when the quo part of the quid pro quo is trotted out as the President spruiking Telsa's at a converted White House car yard. If that is not obviously oligarchy, then nothing is.
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