Kyaireysma, I don't want Islamic material taken off of the internet. You and I are both Atheists and probably have some of the same interests, which are for Islam to be reformed and, in my case at least, that Islam and all other religions recede into history so that humanity might have a chance at living harmoniously.

My reason against removal of information is that I think the free and open exchange of information will best serve humanity. I would like to see Islamic information and information critical of Islam in full competition with each other. I would like for people to have full awareness of what the Koran says and how ridiculous the Koran's claims are when compared with demonstrable scientific fact. I would like full, unfettered access to both pro and con information (except for plans for dangerous items and other restricted information) available to communities around the world.

I think that you and I agree that a vast amount of what is written and taught within Islam is antithetical for human flourishing and well-functioning societies. In a perfect world I would much prefer that those writings and things taught didn't exist. But it does, so I would like to see it suffer under the weight of aggressive criticism and contrary evidence, not censorship.

My one caviat is that direct calls for harming others should be treated in criminal courts. Directives to kill or subjugate or otherwise harm groups or individuals should be prosecuted. Outside of that, I advocate for free and open inquiry to allow all members of a given public to make fully informed decisions.