Useful contribution, defending a cesspit of hate like Kiwifarm. Or Stormfront. Cloudflares stance is extremely admirable but there should always be a limit. Things like Kiwifarm don't need protection.
Infrastructure platforms shouldn't be the deciders of what gets hosted online. Sure, those sites aren't nice places. But I'd much rather have governments take action on them if they are illegal than have CEOs in mega corps decide in combination with the court of twitter.
Services like domain name providers and ddos protection are so essential for putting content online that they should be regulated as utilities. It would be absurd for a power or water company to cut service because they decided something legal but undesirable was happening at a building just because enough people tweeted at them.
There are some services that should be allowed to pick and choose what to provide. A forum like HN or reddit for example is perfectly justified removing whatever they want. If you don't like it, go somewhere else. But once you get to the point where your domain name and phone number are getting canceled, its no longer possible.
The current playbook for when you want to take a site down is to sign up to it and post something illegal like a bomb threat. Then immediately screenshot it and post to Twitter. Have all of your followers retweet the screenshot to the cloudflare twitter account and the company will take down the site quickly.
Doesn’t matter how quickly the sites moderators take your post down. Small site owners are expected to react within seconds while big tech is allowed days.