>you would have to build your own Internet. Ponder the practicality of that.There are alternative DNS systems out there which don't require building your own internet. I get that most people consider what is typed into a URL bar or followed through a hyperlink to access a website the 'internet' but pretending the name registry system is some free speech battleground to act as some hero is downright retarded to anyone with a clue.
Hundreds of people have built their own internet, hell back in the early 90's there were even competing protocols.
>In the years that followed, the future seemed obvious. The number of Gopher users expanded at orders of magnitude more than the World Wide Web. Gopher developers held gatherings around the country, called GopherCons, and issued a Gopher T-shirt — worn by MTV veejay Adam Curry when he announced the network’s Gopher site. The White House revealed its Gopher site on Good Morning America. In the race to rule the internet, one observer noted, “Gopher seems to have won out.”https://www.minnpost.com/business/2016/08/rise-and-fall-gopher-protocol/To anyone that's been around and experienced the growth of the internet they know that kiwifarms is a carefully curated scam with personality cult trying to turn their leader into some incredible legend. They can fool all of idiots they want while nobody important will ever take it seriously.
