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SOPA Act
#1
And the awful thing is that it is looking good for this bill.

pineapple you SOPA. Go die in a hole.

Enjoy the madness:

http://keepthewebopen.com/sopa
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#2
What is this?
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#3
FenixR Wrote:What is this?

What happens when people without the slightest idea get to make laws.
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#4
NDAA + SOPA = Get the f'uck out of the country while you can.

Time to join the Navy to get my jump-start toward living in Japan as a professional translator.
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#5
America's in trouble.
SOPA
PIPA
NDAA
PATRIOT Act
etc.

Might as well move because your rights no longer exist. It's a shame Obama isn't vetoing any of this.
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#6
So i guess this is the calm before the shi.tstorm?
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#7
I watched about 2 hours of watching the live feed in the beginning, they spent quite some time on a flipping tweet......

They aren't very productive, are they?
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#8
basically everything that made the internet, the internet will be completely wiped and gone a la China's great wall of internet blocking.
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#9
FenixR Wrote:So i guess this is the calm before the shi.tstorm?

>calm
>hahahahahaha
>no
>americancensorship.org
>huuuuuuuuuuuuuge shitstorm a couple weeks ago
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#10
Worthyness Wrote:basically everything that made the internet, the internet will be completely wiped and gone a la China's great wall of internet blocking.

Considering this mostly affects American Sites and people on American Soil...
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#11
FenixR Wrote:Considering this mostly affects American Sites and people on American Soil...

It also affects all internet services provided in the United States. That means things outside of the United States that contain possibly illegal content = those of us in the US cannot view that site any longer.
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#12
Don't forget that there's no due process included into this bill. Big Grin

Also, rights is only the least of our worries. More like... no more internet for any of us if this bill passes @ YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter will suffer greatly.
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#13
Can't the internet giants just shut their services for a day?
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#14
Remember folks, 17 more days till 2012!!! Big Grin

Prepare yourselves!
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#15
Also, this bill=end of Southperry, Basil, Ellin Forest site, Sleepywood, Hidden Street, everything. And what will we do without Fiel spoiling us with the patch information?
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#16
Wait isn't this the prohibition once again and will see a bunch of people going to Mexico to get on websites that are illegal inside the united states?
Now what town will be cybercafe Tijuana?
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#17
I can see an appeal to the supreme court regarding how constitutional it is. Though who knows where it's going to end up anymore.
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#18
http://nl.justin.tv/dreyen/b/302681480

entire debate on VOD with fun stuff during the intermissions
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#19
Luxeraph Wrote:Wait isn't this the prohibition once again and will see a bunch of people going to Mexico to get on websites that are illegal inside the united states?

Or Canada in my case.

But yeah, I'm sure that everyone that opposes the bill aren't gonna give up that easily if the committee does pass this onto the House. We'll go as far as the Supreme Court if needed be.

What matters though is having more people aware of the bill, since none of the major news outlets will cover anything about it... since they support the bill too. Tongue
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#20
Ah. The Stop Online Piracy Act Act. I know it well.
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