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Perhaps you recall how the US waged a War on Drugs during the 1990s or the Prohibition Era in the 1920s. These aggressive campaigns to "filter" things out of society likely had the result of enriching the people who were willing to break the law.
This is a strange comparison. From what I gather, mempool filtering is a way for node runners that they do not wish to relay transactions that effectively make self-custody more prohibitive (due to they making transactions and the running of nodes more expensive while offering nothing). The other examples are brain-dead governments just abusing power as normal.
And before anyone comes to me with spam drivel, I don't want to hear it. It's a trap people have been forced into - to define spam. What I want to hear is a concise definition of what bitcoin transactions ought to contain. When we got that, everything that isn't enveloped should just not be there.