No, they are not doing dns over https because they can’t do raw tls (wtf?). The reason for dns over https is that it doesn’t look different from any other http

No, they are not doing dns over https because they can’t do raw tls (wtf?). The reason for dns over https is that it doesn’t look different from any other https traffic so can’t be blocked to force use of the ISPs monetizing dns. It should be plainly obvious to anyone that application level software is able to perform raw tls connections. This isn’t a DoT is better/worse than DoH comment, it’s merely saying that the states reason for chrome and Firefox doing DoH is blatantly wrong, and the rest of the argument is predicated on that incorrect reason.