You confuse permissionless money with permissionless file hosting. Bitcoin validates monetary transactions - not arbitrary data storage. Your "permissionless" rhetoric serves as blinkers, obscuring the reality that without filters, every node operator becomes an unwilling host for permanent file storage, including illegal content and child exploitation material. Permissionlessness defends people transacting value; it does not mandate nodes subsidize unlimited use cases consuming disk and bandwidth. By conflating the two, you aren't defending censorship resistance - you're inviting the regulatory obliteration of Bitcoin as money. Keep the blinkers on. Watch Bitcoin become a file-sharing honeypot that authorities crush, while node operators are left holding the permanent, illegal baggage.