"No possible good" is strong phrasing. Putting aside the distracting CSAM branding, I can think of at least five good ones. None of which I'd personally value

"No possible good" is strong phrasing. Putting aside the distracting CSAM branding, I can think of at least five good ones. None of which I'd personally value over freedom, but it's disingenuous and a failure of understanding your opponent to pretend benefits don't exist.