http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-11935539
So, in response to certain sites pulling the ability to donate to Wikileaks, Anonymous have launched DDOS attacks designed to either cripple, or raise awareness that "we, the people" are unhappy with the current state of affairs.
But are we really? Surely the sites are following the letter of the law, in that they are allowing donations to an illegal, albeit whistleblowing site?
On the other side of things, however, it's harming "freedom of speech" (although true freedom of speech seems impossible), and supposedly setting a dangerous precedent for censoring the Internet on a larger scale.
What's your view?