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![]() SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) Why Should You Fear SOPA and PIPA? - Forbes This article seems to explain it fairly well Why SOPA endangers America's Internet leadership Security Now 328 | TWiT.TV https://www.google.com/search?tbm=nw...earch=1&q=SOPA Censorship sucks, and SOPA right along with it. China's censorship is coming to the USA with the Government, RIAA, MPAA, etc. involved with them wanting to remove people's internet freedoms. Oh there's an election coming soon too. Take note !!!!!!!!!! Especially take note of those who are supporting these Bills in government. Wikipedia closed for 24 hours in retaliation and protest about the SOPA Bill. Google and Yahoo are also in protest. Whereas Ruport Murdoch is in support of SOPA. Don't buy anything Murdoch has commercial interests in. . (We're glad we exported Murdoch to the USA to get rid of him lol.) |
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![]() I have updated the above post, *bump* ![]() Do not think they will not try again ... SOPA stopped after unprecedented online protests .. the RIAA, MPAA, Murdoch, etc. are out for internet control. They pressure USA's international trading by blackmailing other countries around the world to change their laws in favor of MPAA and RIAA as a prerequisite for trading with the USA. They not only want to control the entire world's internet but also their own (USA), censoring and destroying websites (and individuals.) I can assure you, the MPAA, RIAA, etc. will not stop, they will continue with another Bill or adjusted Bill down the line. And it will not stop there I can assure you. Once they pass something like this in parliament, they will see they have an open door to censorship laws of their desires. And then there is Phone and email tapping ... oh ... and more in the years to come. They will find excuses for these changes, and use the excuses as a smokescreen. Quote:
Illegal activities with the authorities turning a blind eye: the organisations sponsored by the RIAA and MPAA, etc. to spam p2p file networks with viruses and whom steal ip addresses from around the world to carry out their activities. Identity Theft I believe it is called. The spreading of dangerous viruses around the world's internet can also be referred to as Industrial Espionage. Over the years, many businesses around the world have been greatly affected by the viruses released by the spam organisations mentioned above. Businesses have lost revenue, had to close temporarily, had to lay off staff, had to rebuild their databases, etc. due to the economic and computer structural damage caused. Yet these spam organizations are free to roam lawlessly without anybody to reign them in. Don't you think it is time to put a stop to this? Take care who you vote for in government elections. Double-check their credentials and what they stand for and what their policies and standings are on particular issues. If you are not sure, inquire at their offices. If they do not respond to individuals, then they will probably only respond to commercial groups who sponsor them greatly (ie: easily sold out!) Is that who you want representing you? Is that who you want running your country and setting up laws for you to abide by? |
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![]() Hi LOTR You said: Quote:
I honestly believe that our governments envy China's control over their own people and will continue to cook up any reason they can to introduce such controls. If the US manages to introduce SOPA and PIPA then how long afterwards will it take before the rest of our western governments introduce their own Chinese-like Internet restriction? Finally, I guess that now is the time for governments to force through restrictive legislation because, unlike Australia, the rest of us are worried about the continuing rise in unemployment, restricted/fixed incomes, job insecurity, rising winter fuel bills and other day to day problems. Therefore, people can be can be forgiven for taking their eye off the "freedom ball" while being weighed down by life's problems. As a side note, I find it totally incredulous that Rupert Murdoch should complain when SOPA has been stopped/delayed when his "News Corporation" organisation in the UK ran illegal phone and email hacking operations on an industrial scale. And not only that, he had the political establishment and Met Police force running so scared that they let him get away with it for good number of years. Murdoch is certainly a believer in "no law for him" and laws to keep the rest of us in line. UK Bob Last edited by ukbobboy01; January 21st, 2012 at 11:36 PM. |
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![]() [ sometimes you got to take the bad with the good.[/QUOTE] I thing that 's a good idea to do so only because that will be a great security to each user and people will be more responsible for their acts and they will no longer do what they want where they want. because as my understanding: freedom doesn't mean to do whatever you want without being controlled that define better the concept of anarchy a think! khono in Cloud |
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