It also adds to the deployment complexity even more. Just from memory, to run Mastodon you need:
any number of Rails web servers (horizontally scalable)
any number of Sidekiq worker processes (horizontally scalable)
a PostgreSQL database for persistent storage (vertically scalable modulo sharding)
a Redis server for caching and Sidekiq (vertically scalable modulo sharding)
a Elasticsearch server for full text search (vertically scalable modulo sharding)
So this is at least 5 different server processes to manage, In reality for almost all deployments, Redis and Elasticsearch are unnecessary; the database can be used for jobs and full text search. Further, it could even be SQLite for all but large instances.
The deployment story for Mastodon is a nightmare and a substitute like Pleroma or even better something in Rust is necessary.
I don't live under and don't want to live under either, because I am a radical anarchist and don't believe in states or borders. So, I did kind of answer your dumb, misdirecting, whataboutist false dichotomy with my first reply. Hope you are happy with the answer. It's bedtime now.
You asked a completely irrelevant question to deflect to a different subject, presumably because you thought I was American. Unfortunately I've slayed a lot of tankies and I know your tricks. I'm not falling for your misdirection.