That's akin to saying if I tore up the road leading to your house, your house is still accessible. You're not wrong, but you can't deny the power that Google ha

That's akin to saying if I tore up the road leading to your house, your house is still accessible. You're not wrong, but you can't deny the power that Google has when it comes to access to websites. Furthermore, if Google started delisting some websites, you probably wouldn't even notice, which makes this all the scarier. There's a solution to be found that doesn't involve Google acting as some kind of pseudo-internet police.