Spain doesn't have death penalty at all, not just for words. But it has penalties for 'terrorism apology', and the Spanish government has asked for extraditions for much milder tweets than '[terrorist organisation] did nothing wrong', not alleged, the tweet's there.

I didn't say I would hang him, or that he deserves to die. But getting more into the bad side of the USA has tangible consequences for the poor people down here, not just for the multi-millionaire yanks playing revolutionary. My sympathy and empathy are finite, already spread quite thin for the former, so there's not much left for the latter.

I'm not usually that transactional, when they denied the USA the use of bases and air space I was pleasantly surprised, and all in favour no matter the consequences, making it even a tiny little bit harder to bomb kids is absolutely worthy. But for this rich dude? Idk there seems to be a threshold above which I don't care anymore about anyone richer.

I guess you mean legal consequences, so mostly none. There are words that should carry penalties, like if someone orders to kill a person, technically that's only words. But in this case, as far as I know, this guy didn't say anything like that so none, nothing at all.

But a different thing is putting myself, and many other people I care more about than this bloke, in harm's way to protect him from the consequences, even if unjust, of the things he said.