Edit: I should first thank you for stating so clearly an ostensibly controversial opinion. Collateral damage. What an interesting concept. In a sense, using

Edit: I should first thank you for stating so clearly an ostensibly controversial opinion. Collateral damage. What an interesting concept. In a sense, using technical sites for political purposes is a lot like blocking highway traffic for political purposes. Or blocking buses. Or blocking cafés. If your basic social contract is being violated — let alone your basic human rights — no channel is superordinate to addressing that violation. All concerns, rituals, laws, roles, rules or other social constructs must be seen as subordinate to the most foundational societal structures. Technology is inherently political, whether it's in swords or plowshares. Trying to separate them will only deprive legitimate socio-political efforts of the network effect.