Bottom line:  If you don't want to live in a world where other people can tell you what you can or can't do with your own money, then stop trying to interfere in what others do with theirs. 

I don't agree with lobbying when it comes to politics, but I don't think the solution to that problem is to tell people that they can't make donations.  Not least because such a totalitarian approach would solve nothing in an environment when we are literally using censorship-resistant money where no one can block or reverse your transactions.  If you're going to be an authoritarian wingnut here, at least try not to sound like a complete moron about it.   

It strikes me that those who are most vocally opposed to this are expressing a desire to control things that don't belong to them.  Fortunately, such people are powerless if we ignore them.  They have no influence whatsoever on the outcome because they aren't actually involved in any way, shape or form.  They could rant for decades and achieve absolutely nothing.