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TigerII 2012-04-06 22:26

Several new bills in the US to try and follow SOPA/PIPA
 
http://www.infowars.com/cispa-hr-3523-the-new-sopa/

http://www.infowars.com/house-commit...-sharing-bill/


Seriously, no warrants, due process, complete ability of companies to get mass user data. We will tell our children of what the internet once was.

RandySyler 2012-04-06 22:33

I didn't even bother reading your links, as they were to Alex Jones' fearmongering-for-a-cheap-buck conspiracy webpages. Sorry, but I'd like to see information from a source that doesn't profit hugely from hyped and twisted fact.

Vexx 2012-04-06 23:17

Well... they certainly will try again and will keep trying as long as the MPAA Super Friends have bags of money to try. Freedom is an ongoing process.

synaesthetic 2012-04-07 01:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vexx (Post 4094455)
Well... they certainly will try again and will keep trying as long as the MPAA Super Friends have bags of money to try. Freedom is an ongoing process.

CISPA and its competing bills are actually "let's break the internet TO FIGHT TERRORISTS" and not "let's break the internet to fill Chris Dodd's bank account."

Which means they have a rather higher chance of actually passing. :twitch:

Vexx 2012-04-07 10:47

So "save the children" didn't work, "fight the pirates" didn't work, so now its "OMG, Terrorists!" ..... :P

GDB 2012-04-07 10:53

The final trump card, huh?

Random32 2012-04-07 10:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by RandySyler (Post 4094405)
I didn't even bother reading your links, as they were to Alex Jones' fearmongering-for-a-cheap-buck conspiracy webpages. Sorry, but I'd like to see information from a source that doesn't profit hugely from hyped and twisted fact.

http://www.techdirt.com/articles/201...underway.shtml
http://www.digitaltrends.com/opinion...as-chris-dodd/
http://news.yahoo.com/sopa-returns-s...150501385.html

or you could have just done something like this
https://encrypted.google.com//#hl=en...3bd6a96aa2504a

RandySyler 2012-04-07 11:12

Thank you for the credible webpages.

(BTW, its not at all that I dispute in any way that SOPA wasn't still going to be around, I just refuse to get information from conspiracy webpages as they tend always to omit rather important things to fit their audiences' want to be scared and paranoid)

Dhomochevsky 2012-04-08 14:39

Hnnnggggh...
I can basicly feel how our fine EU politicians are getting new ideas already.

The U.S.A. is like a pestilence patient spreading bad legislation everywhere.

Mr. DJ 2012-04-08 18:25

push that bill out of the way and see what they're trying to pass behind it.

HasuMasu 2012-04-08 22:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by GDB (Post 4095345)
The final trump card, huh?

I'd love for that to be the case, but it hardly seems likely...

Dr. Casey 2012-04-08 22:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vexx (Post 4095336)
So "save the children" didn't work

Amazing, here I thought 'Save the children' was the one ploy that could never fail. And as dumb as these laws sound (Along with the new laws sure to spring up the second this one fails), I'd rather not spend any time stressing or worrying about them since there's not a lot I can do to prevent the American government from raping us up the ass. Can't do much to stop a government that's hellbent on becoming progressively more Draconian.

synaesthetic 2012-04-09 00:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vexx (Post 4095336)
So "save the children" didn't work...

"Save the children" is the feds' latest excuse to screw Megaupload even harder. Now they're claiming the data on the Carpathia Hosting servers may contain child pornography.

So because it contains said child porn, Megaupload can't have the data to assist in their defense. The feds won't unfreeze their assets to let them buy the servers from Carpathia, and nobody else will pay Carpathia to keep the servers running. Carpathia wants to repurpose the servers, obviously, because they want to stop losing thousands of dollars per day.

So you'd think the feds would want the data left untouched so they could prosecute the pedos who uploaded the kiddie porn, right? Wrong! They're doing nothing.

They just want Carpathia to delete the data to further screw Megaupload, because heaven help us all if Big Content was wrong about how much "pirated" material was actually on the servers!

The United States of Corporate America...

Vexx 2012-04-09 00:31

I just hope Megaupload has some good lawyers because "just being right" isn't going to go their way at all... its "make an example" time even if the feds totally screw up the prosecution doing it.

Rising Dragon 2012-04-09 01:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by synaesthetic (Post 4097946)
The United States of Corporate America...

And we haven't even gotten spiffy Armored Cores to play with. God knows we're headed down that path.

SMT 2012-04-11 13:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dhomochevsky (Post 4097272)
Hnnnggggh...
I can basicly feel how our fine EU politicians are getting new ideas already.

Signed. I'm just glad we still have some "non-retarded" (pardon my words but really it's true) new comers rising up. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party )
IMHO they're the last hope for us free-loving people.

But really, they just can't stop, I'm already tired of them and I guess that's what they want to accomplish. Those bills won't stop till the last countermovement has vanished.

Politics are being performed as blatant it makes want to tear my hair out. :mad:

Kyuu 2012-04-11 14:07

FACT: They will not give up on this.

Fascists in America are currently being trumped by the open-ness of the Internet; and things need to remain that way.

Hooves 2012-04-11 15:23

They will never give up until they have control over things. That much is from what I've seen, when one bill fails. They will rethink it over, and post a new one with less restrictions, but the same message. Like Kyuu said, "They will not give up on this."

Magin 2012-04-11 15:31

I'm starting to think that it's a case of (other than 2012) the US, who so loves to play World Police, has realized "Hm... we no longer have Bin Laden and the Taliban to chase after big time, so what else shall we start hunting down. Wait, the Internet has been having far too much freedom this whole time! We need to start policing it now!"

You'd think they would realize that this is a BAD idea based on China, but no... if the US gov't ain't policing something worldwide, then it means they think they aren't doing their job.

Hooves 2012-04-11 15:35

^ Which is why Ron Paul seems to attract a good portion of people. Due to his isolationist beliefs, that we should stop playing World Police with the entire world. With the way our economy is at the moment. While (information received by Sofiel) China is up to something in their list. Since it seems they've been preparing for something for a long time.


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