ccTLDs were a mistake. We should strive for neutral (as possible) and general-purpose technology. Political relationships and problems should be dealed with u

ccTLDs were a mistake. We should strive for neutral (as possible) and general-purpose technology. Political relationships and problems should be dealed with using political means, not by making technology cater to specific types of human/political relationships (e.g. nationality). Imagine if IP packets had "country of origin" and "country of destination" headers. Stupid, right? Well, the same principle applies for TLDs. I'm not denying that there's some intrinsic political arbitrarity in assigning numbers/names to people and companies (and accepting the use of those numbers/names) but adding countries into the mix makes the problem much worse.