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SOPA would be a disaster for the adult industry
You could virtually shut down your competition, and expect the same thing to be done to you.
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ummm wrong.
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It's like any other vague law, beyond reproach
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you OK ?
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sopa and pipa are a big pile of dog shit if you ask me.
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SOPA HAS to be stopped.. Ed youre my bro but youre on the wrong side of this one bud
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Calm down. The government isn't sending men in black helicopters to shut down your sites or drown your kittens. . |
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not saying there are no flaws, but piracy is a worse problem |
Do you people realize that if these laws pass it will allow your ISP to continually do "deep packet inspection" on your connection at all times?
That means they can essentially and legally keep track of everything that you do and give that data to whomever is authorize by the law to have it... aka the US government. And all this WITHOUT A COURT ORDER. |
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Seriously did you just imply that? |
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There really is no point trying to explain to Ed why he is horribly wrong. He is one of those kind of guys that reads the headline and thinks it's true. I imagine he watches Fox News and thinks it is unbiased.
He probably thinks the Patriot Act is about being patriotic too. Bless. |
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Do you people realize that FORUMS such as this, and any place that a user can submit data to a website and be shown publicly can be subject to SOPA/PIPA action?
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your right, I should sue 10 thousand people.....
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Takes forever too. . |
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Methinks you're reaching pretty far now. . |
Please adopt a longcat
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because I produce my own content doesn't mean I should have to police it too. There needs to be something to make people think twice about piracy. |
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They passed the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012 a few weeks ago, which gives the US government power to arrest US citizens, anywhere in the world, and hold them indefinitely without charge or a trial. There is no due process. You're fucked. But people say, well, if you're not a terrorist you have nothing to worry about. Yet Americans, nor the mega media giants complained. However, you pass a law that can give them the right to shut your website down, and everyone is having conniptions over it, as if it's the end of the world. Yet people say, if you're not a pirate, you don't have anything to worry about. Where was the Google blackout when the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012 was passed? Where were all the Americans freaking out and posting shit on every website they can post on? Where was the corporate media on this? People / corporations have their priorities WAY fucking backwards. I hope you all get detained forever but get to keep your websites. :upsidedow |
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Corporations BOUGHT the SOPA/PIPA acts, bought and paid for to protect THEIR interests at the cost of private citizens privacy. Corporations dont give a fuck about the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012, yes Americans are outraged but we have BEEN outraged with our government for a long time. All it takes is a spark and this country will be in revolution. Americans despise the very thing that corporations are doing by paying off politicians to create laws that restrict our freedoms and invade our privacy. |
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