I never made such a judgement. I would agree that, in general terms, censorship of political speach represents a greater degree of oppression. However, that's

I never made such a judgement. I would agree that, in general terms, censorship of political speach represents a greater degree of oppression. However, that's not to dismiss the oppressiveness of our current copyright regime, where the content industries are lobbying for even non-commercial infringement to be criminalized, and our government seems largely willing to go along.