You can just submit TLS certificate revocation and web would stop working pretty quickly with most modern browsers. Or get them removed from DNS network for a q

You can just submit TLS certificate revocation and web would stop working pretty quickly with most modern browsers. Or get them removed from DNS network for a quick death. The problem is, morals are relative - one country/judge/group of people can find something breaking the local law, while being OK somewhere else, ie in place of actual location of servers. Who will decide what is OK to punish and what not? Half of the world would have issues with western (ie US) view on things, we can say the same about west vs some african/arab dictatorship.