I think the idea of doing something like this is it would attract users and funding. There may also be people who would like to support the free software project whom don't have the time and/or aren't able to figure it out just yet. As easy to use as Trisquel is with the right hardware the whole thing tends to require a lot of hand holding for the average user, patience, and work (ie resistance to using non-free software). I think you might find there are a lot of people out there who are very much against censorship, loss of privacy, and freedom. While Trisquel isn't aimed squarely at privacy or censorship resistance the project is very conscious of it. Particularly in comparison to many more mainstream distributions and operating systems.

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