And if the result of your action is that Slashdot IS indeed made invisible from a whole country, and that 50-60 million people are indeed cut off from a potentially interesting and useful source of technical information and discussion, I'm sure you'll feel insanely proud of yourself.

I'd say you're dillusional, have no idea what you're talking about, and are liar and/or a troll..

You expect me to believe have no issue if your boss walked up to you every day and just spouted abuse, introduced you to your colleagues as an idiot with syphillis, referred to your wife/mother/girlfriend in all manner of demeaning terms, spread lies and gossip about you. Meanwhile your neighbour keeps you up by singing insults at you day and night at the top of his lungs, tells anyone that comes to your house all manner of lies about you - that you're a child molester, have relations with animals, have all kinds of diseases.

Freedom of speech *does* mean the freedom to say whatever you want.

Beside that, I don't really have a problem with the law of the jungle. To the contrary, it obliges me to stay sharp. When I'll weaken, I'll die (or be killed), and it will be the right way of things.

Freedom can exist within reasonable limits. I don't consider myself to be some sort of slave because I'm not allowed to go out and murder anyone I don't like.

In any case I think you're just trolling because I don't believe anyone is that stupid. Law of the jungle is a law of averages. Strength is a pre-requisit for survival not a guarantee. You'll die when the dice roll wrong for you. It doesn't keep you sharp. It means that you and those you love will be killed, robbed or mamed without any kind of recourse. It means everything you buy is likely to be dangerous to use. It means anyone could come into your home and throw you out unless you're willing to put your life on the line to defend it. People who claim the law of the jungle is fine are just mad.

Why would you want to live in a place where someone could stand outside your door and hurl abuse day and night for weeks on end without any consequences

Freedom does not mean the freedom to do whatever you like. If your actions harm others - whether it's as destructive as murder or as simple as a limited verbal assault, they should not be protected. That's not the kind of freedom I want. That's called the law of the jungle.