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Wait, there's a way around this.

Open a new tab. Enter about:config

Search for this specific line: extensions.webextensions.restrictedDomains

Remove any entries you feel offend. I personally clear the whole list out, no website should bypass my addons.

Source: https://forums.informaction.com/viewtopic.php?p=97010&sid=7f...

My opinion is that politicians want control of public opinions to better avoid criticisms, flaws and holes in their platform coming to light. If calling a politician a "failure" or "idiot" could cost you or your business & workplace major funds, why would you risk putting that to print?

I notice these laws often only target mass-market social media platforms such as FB/IG/Twitter/TikTok/SnapChat/etc.

If one has valid criticism or journalistic comments & opinions, could one ignore or workaround these laws through use of self-hosted, possibly TOR hosted, federated social media platforms like Mastodon? Original posts could be shared to masses with major difficulty in tracking the source commentator to a real identity.