You're treading a very dangerous line, here. To an oppressive regime, any "fighters" against that regime could be labelled "terrorism", for pragmatic approache

You're treading a very dangerous line, here. To an oppressive regime, any "fighters" against that regime could be labelled "terrorism", for pragmatic approaches to dealing with the people who no longer want to be extorted, brutalised, tortured, murdered, what-have-you. If all you have to do is label a tool as 'x' to block it and shut it down, then - in premise - you're denying all of the users of that service one of the inalienable rights that you're supposed to enjoy: Which is the right to peacefully assemble and/or protest. That seems like a very large, oppressive, back-handed means to quash the few that you're actually having problems with.