Instead of politicizing the violent materials on Grok, instead of threatening (as in the response of the Ministry of Digital Affairs) to block portal X, these people and these institutions could show a bit of decency and civil courage, and set an example with their own behavior – just as European examples set politicians who left Musk's website. . Such a decision does not, after all, require the president's signature. It can be taken here and now without waiting for a new law. Regulatory action is, of course, important. „Temporary blocking may be justified if a social media platform refuses to comply with legal and democratic requirements until these issues are resolved” – I read in a response from the Leave X campaign, encouraging public figures to leave X/Twitter. „However, joint and voluntary closure of accounts by politicians would send a much stronger signal. If democratically elected representatives leave X together, they will demonstrate political leadership and moral clarity, not just regulatory enforcement. Regulation and the decision for politicians to leave the platform are not mutually exclusive. However, mass abandonment of the platform by public figures would show that a democratic mandate does not depend on a single, private platform.” – Leave X notes.