Stop the Internet Blacklist
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Stop the Internet Blacklist
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Re: Stop the Internet Blacklist
#2Someday, the same bureaucrat at the FCC who enforces net-neutrality could also be checking ISP compliance with the blacklist!
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#3I'd like to know more about the details of the bill, but as presented in this article I think it's a very bad idea indeed.
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#4First the President wants to be able to wiretap any digital communication (encrypted or not) and now Congress wants us to censor without due process. When did freedom start being such a bad thing?
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#5Full text of the Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act at the link.
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#6If you have faith in our copyright system, it's probably not worth worrying about.
Fulltext of the bill: http://bit.ly/aGMT4L
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#7First the President wants to be able to wiretap any digital communication (encrypted or not) and now Congress wants us to censor without due process. When did freedom start being such a bad thing?
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Re: Stop the Internet Blacklist
#8I'd like to know more about the details of the bill, but as presented in this article I think it's a very bad idea indeed.
Re: Stop the Internet Blacklist
#9Full text of the Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act at the link. http://news.opencongress.org/bill/111-s3804/text?version=is
Looks like it's pretty much an anti-PirateBay bill. I wonder who exactly paid for it?
Re: Stop the Internet Blacklist
#10First the President wants to be able to wiretap any digital communication (encrypted or not) and now Congress wants us to censor without due process. When did freedom start being such a bad thing?
July 5th, 1776.