Well did they not tried to jail Trump for what he wrote online in January after loosing the election?
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.
Funny that he was never tried for "insurrection", despite the media repeating over and over that it was actually one.
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.