Per the 1st Amendment, in America, everyone enjoys the freedom to say whatever they want to say, but that freedom does not guarantee immunity from the repercussions of those expressions.

At the gym I own, my coaches are at liberty to voice their thoughts and opinions. However, if they choose to publicly criticize me or the gym, it's within my rights as the owner to decide they no longer coach there. Similarly, Elon Musk, as the owner of X, allows users to post whatever thoughts or opinions they may have. But, this freedom does not obligate him to continue monetizing or supporting those who use his platform in ways he disagrees with.

Freedom of Speech: Users have the right to express their views on X.vs.Platform Ownership: The platform is Elon Musk's property, and he has the authority to manage it as he sees fit, including deciding whom to monetize or not based on their content.

Yes, free speech is a fundamental right we enjoy as Americans; it exists within the context of X where its owner can enforce his rules, just as in any private business or personal interaction. We need to understand that freedom of speech does not equate to freedom from the consequences of that speech, especially on privately owned platforms.