The point is not whether it is reasonable to do so or not; I agree that phishing sites should go. The point is that there is a large lobby out there for knocki

The point is not whether it is reasonable to do so or not; I agree that phishing sites should go. The point is that there is a large lobby out there for knocking different types of content offline, and they don't show much concern for whether their demands also seem reasonable. Most registrars feel they should not be in the content policing or law enforcement business. Google volunteering to do it in one area that makes sense opens the door for pressure to do it in other areas that make less sense.