URGENT: Stop the government from censoring the Internet!
 

URGENT NEWS: The Senate is considering a bill that would create an online blacklist of Internet sites Americans would be prohibited from visiting. Hollywood has been stumping hard for this bill and unless we speak up, it could sail through Congress in the next couple weeks. Click here to sign the ur...

http://demandprogress.org/blacklist/?source=fb

Blows me away how the people and government have their noses in everyone shit, in all other nations, and is so critical of everybody, yet let's their own government and people fuck them in the ass all day long.

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Blows me away that people read some website and believe it like gospel. I have some great swamp land for sale.

I think for 2011 when the yearly bill to ban abortions circles around. I'll make a website about it and slap a donate button on it. Or maybe the gun ban bill will be good. There's one of those every year and it really seems to be a big ticket item as of lately. OMG THEY'LL TAKE OUR GUNS RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE - donate now!

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its the bill about piracy not censoring.

Are you really that slow. The honest intent may be about piracy, but you better believe the precedent it sets will essentially pave the way to a whole heap of Government intervention in similar vain.

How long do you think that will last? Once the Attorney General has a system set up for censoring the Internet, everyone who has a problem with a website will want to get in on it. How long before it's expanded to block Wikileaks, pornography, gambling, anarchists, supposed terrorists, and anybody else the Attorney General doesn't like that day? If people are doing something illegal, the government should take them to court and shut them down -- not try to bypass due process by blocking their domain name.

If you want to see the end of piracy you need Government intervention. Nothing else will do it.

This is the downside.

I want this bill to pass... We are not pirates. We are product producers so all arguments about precedents are moot. We want this bill passed. The only people that don't are the tubes that will go out of business.

And sales for offshore VPNs skyrocket... :1orglaugh.

Better start building my VPN affiliate blogs now...