At some point the use of "your freedom" is just a shield behind which one tries to hide complicity in removing others' freedom. Unless one happens to find them

At some point the use of "your freedom" is just a shield behind which one tries to hide complicity in removing others' freedom. Unless one happens to find themselves on the side of the people who get to define what is "oppressive regime" and "others freedom". It's not as clear cut as one may think when you consider the perspectives of other societies and the people in power there (even as individuals who learn how to create their own tools for their own means become more powerful). The whole UN regulation issue makes light of this [http://blogs.cfr.org/patrick/2012/12/04/un-control-of-the-internet-an-idea-whose-time-will-never-come/ http://blogs.cfr.org/patrick/2012/12/04/un-control-of-the-in...].