This is the same as suing ICANN for providing a domain name or suing Layer3 for providing a Tier 1 backbone that allows users to connect to the "bad" site. On w

This is the same as suing ICANN for providing a domain name or suing Layer3 for providing a Tier 1 backbone that allows users to connect to the "bad" site. On what basis do intermediate routers avoid liability for connecting to other sites? Shouldn't the same be applicable to TOR (The Onion Router), which is just another routing methodology?