Nicely summed up. I feel that technically Safe will show that such censorship does not work and cannot really work when you have an autonomous network. However it is up to us to address regulators and perhaps the best will be there are client apps that filter out stuff, even privacy-minded folk may want to use these if the stuff is indeed horrific. However there will also be people who say no to any censorship/blocking and use a non-filtering client.
I am starting to feel that is the answer and perhaps non-filtering clients will be attacked and then the idealists and purists who say no to regulators (I am not demeaning these people in any way here) can have that fight, but Safe the network is not involved.
It may be the most sensible way forward. Keep safe agnostic and allow ways for people to choose the type of client access they wish.
Ongoing discussion though so good to have all views, even the extreme sides of the discussion.