A Uniter, Not a Divider? (Score 1)

This situation is a perfect example of how the Powers That Be marginalize people who disagree with their methods. You don't want your government to DDOS certain websites? You support terrorism. It seems to be just about that simple to the swing vote in most elections. The subtleties of the arguement somehow are lost on most people. This whole issue is a lousy test case for personal freedoms anyway, because it's hard to convince the average person of the value of leaving terrorist websites intact. (I'm having a hard time coming up with a good reason, myself.)