Help stop internet censorship!

[Tufty94]

But the internet SHOULD be censored.

By the people who run the website yes, not by the government.

 

[RamirezDoEverything]

Signed it, I sincerely hope this doesn't pass, it's undermining the very foundations of America.

The government no longer cares about us, resist, tell them what is ours.

 

[RamirezDoEverything]

But the internet SHOULD be censored.

By the people who run the website yes, not by the government.

Give the man a cigar.

You hit the nail on the head mate.

 

[liquidsolid]

Already sent an email to my miserable lifeless dinosaur of congressmen. He won't listen to me though, because he (get this)

IS JOSEPH LIEBERMAN HIMSELLF!!

It's up to the rest of you to get your congressmen to block it.

 

[diebane]

Facebook being shut down? Sign my ass up!






Ohhh...well...

In all seriousness, I'm not from the USA plus I'm all out of fucks to give. Sorry?

Yeh, but I'm guessing all of the sites you visit are from America. I could post 100 links to torrents and get this site shut down. Maybe you should consider that before attempting to be a fucking smart arse.

All of the sites I visit are from America? No comment. And what's that about 100 links? I don't get what you mean. Are you saying I should listen to you or else you are going to crash The Escapist website?

You said Tumblr and Facebook. I don't give a shit about those. The only websites located in the USA I frequently visit are Youtube and The Escapist Magazine (not too sure about the latter, does anyone know better?), you mentioned neither, so I figure they're not in danger.

I really don't care too much, sue me.

 

[Daffy F]

I'm against this bill, but I'm not american, can I do anything?

 

[Helmholtz Watson]

Internet is public domain innit?

Who -owns- the net anyway?
I sincerly doubt this passes. You know. Right of free speech and all that.
Would be hypocrit to censor things like Facebook and suches.

Then again, I am not in the US of A and most american websites are not viewable from 'outside'.
So meh at that. Keep building walls.

wait, non-Americans can't view websites that I can? wtf, why is that?

 

[Catalyst6]

I'm against this bill, but I'm not american, can I do anything?

It depends. Do you have a white, unmarked van, the ability to use a wire to move from rooftop to rooftop at 1000ft, and a strong grasp on the Russian language? If so, then maybe there is something you can do.

(In all seriousness, not really, unless you know American people. You can, however, write to your own politicians and urge them not to take up the same stance as some of the idiots in our Congress. If the bill passes then other countries are sure to try and get in on it themselves)

 

[tthor]

I'm against this bill, but I'm not american, can I do anything?

http://americancensorship.org/ , click "I'm not in the US"

 

[Tufty94]

Facebook being shut down? Sign my ass up!






Ohhh...well...

In all seriousness, I'm not from the USA plus I'm all out of fucks to give. Sorry?

Yeh, but I'm guessing all of the sites you visit are from America. I could post 100 links to torrents and get this site shut down. Maybe you should consider that before attempting to be a fucking smart arse.

All of the sites I visit are from America? No comment. And what's that about 100 links? I don't get what you mean. Are you saying I should listen to you or else you are going to crash The Escapist website?

You said Tumblr and Facebook. I don't give a shit about those. The only websites located in the USA I frequently visit are Youtube and The Escapist Magazine (not too sure about the latter, does anyone know better?), you mentioned neither, so I figure they're not in danger.

I really don't care too much, sue me.

No, I wasn't making a threat, but if this bill passes I could. And YouTube would be instantly fucked with the amount of copyrighted content on it. You should also check the IP's of your websites and see how many of them are hosted on servers located in America. Tumblr and Facebook were both examples, when pretty much anything that is "web 2.0" is at risk.