A government dismantling a corporation being used as a weapon by a hostile country is not the same as a government blocking individuals access to websites they don't approve due to conservative values.

So? Your point is what exactly?

They were charged for money loundering...

What point are you making with this link?

I don't know exactly what you're referring to, I don't know the details of the events.

But is there a possibility there is a distinction between "I can freely share my political opinions about things" versus "I can ask/cheer on people to commit crimes without consequence"?

Did they? Can you share the text of the indictment instead of asking meaningless low effort questions?

I believe there is a difference between "ranting about election outcome on reddit as nobody" vs "encourage my supporters to invade the Congress and/or overthrow the government, as the President", because, you know, the latter actually could be illegal, and there are a bunch of laws around it.