It's not a strawman. > No, they haven’t coded a “country-wide kill kill-switch” but having the ability to kill individual accounts, and being in a jurisdiction

It's not a strawman. > No, they haven’t coded a “country-wide kill kill-switch” but having the ability to kill individual accounts, and being in a jurisdiction that demands accounts to be disabled from time to time is equivalent to having such a thing. That's preposterous. Disabling a couple of online accounts, versus disabling the computers of an entire nation, you think are the same thing? I don't understand how you can make that argument in good faith. What are you even trying to achieve?