But was Musk’s tweet anti-Semitic? It grew out of his running battle with the Anti-Defamation League, which is a left-leaning organization that poses as a neutral defender of Jewish interests. Musk recently returned from a trip to Israel, and he has banned tweets that include sentiments like “from the river to the sea” from his platform. So, however ill-advised that one tweet might have been, there is zero reason to think he is anti-Semitic. …

As someone who says he has consistently voted for Democrats, Musk can’t be called a conservative. Yet in the most vital battles of our time, not only on free speech but on gender insanity and jihadism, he is on our side. He deserves our support. When I get back to the U.S., I intend to join X Premium–and maybe even start using the platform again.

[As I commented to Adam Baldwin in one of our conversations, Musk spent $44 billion to uncover one of the most audacious and dangerous government plots to control speech and debate in American history. I don’t always agree with Musk, but I can shell out $8 a month for a while to support that effort to defend free speech and dissent. — Ed]