Not only their knowledge is lacking after like 15 years of unversal internet use, they usually insist on now knowing anything, ignoring expertise or relying on bogus "expertise", and otherwise lining with authorities and big biz - who are obviously not neutral, therefore court decision is not neutral either.

I interpret this as a direct malice against myself.

You can't expect them to keep up with everything. Important is who they turn to for guidance. The CCC does a great job advising law makers and law enforcement in Germany and the EFF tries really hard to play a similar role in the US. The Tor Project itself works directly with law enforcement as well (pretty much globally as far as I know).

I think suspicion of ill intent is warranted, or at least I read from a reliable source in the '80s that you couldn't publish a magazine in Austria without getting government approval, which would seem to be somewhat consistent with the mindset behind this law of this interpretation of it.