Cracking down on a web site that really is designed for illegal activities, and that's what it is if we are honest, is not exactly Authoritian or Totalitarian.  Yes, I engage in this activity, but that doesn't mean I can't admit it is illegal.  I may not agree with the law, but it is still illegal.

If you spent time under a real totalitarian regime you would know how silly this is.  In 1976, I was in Leningrad, when the papers reported that Isreal attacked Africa.  At the time, I spoke almost fluent Russian.  I read the local papers, and could not understand the reason for the attack. Later,  when I left the country, I found out it was the rescue mission at Entebbe.

The ban on speech was so total that in the entire city of Leningrad there was not one publically published source that explained what happened.

When we get to the stage where the police are tracking down the posters on this board and arresting them, holding them without trial until they hand over two other posters, then we will be in the Cuba mode.

At that time, I will hand over three people.  I like my leg unbroken.  It does make a difference to me.