Re: 8 countries, 20 search warrants $50mill seized.
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 10:18 pm
America is fucking things up for everyone, sorry but its true.
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Fixeded.JBoy wrote:Corporate Interests which a large amounts of lobbying money is fucking things up for everyone, sorry but its true.
...but doesn't that argue in favour of "you can never stop it"?seckle wrote:those with the " you can never stop it " attitude got woken up today. a sealed indictment delivered in 8 countries is about a year or more of legal steps before a day like today can happen. they were on this years ago, and just building the case slowly.
Fixed again. Compromise of truth.mks wrote:Fixeded.JBoy wrote:The United States of Corporate Interests with large amounts of lobbying money is fucking things up for everyone, sorry but its true.
Get it straight JBoy.
Yeah, it's the truth.wormcode wrote:Fixed again. Compromise of truth.mks wrote:Fixeded.JBoy wrote:The United States of Corporate Interests with large amounts of lobbying money is fucking things up for everyone, sorry but its true.
Get it straight JBoy.
LOLJBoy wrote:Would things get worse if obama went?
Fixed again.mks wrote:Yeah, it's the truth.wormcode wrote:Fixed again. Compromise of truth.mks wrote:Fixeded.JBoy wrote:The whole north hemisphere is fucking things up for everyone else, sorry but its true.
Get it straight JBoy.
On one of the news articles I seen that it said Megaupload was the 13th most visited site of 2011. That's is a lot of internet gone and this SOPA shit hasn't even passed. The government just got what they wanted + bonus money from all this shenanigans. It's nuts how the internet is being decided by pretty much like a couple hundred old fucks that can barely operate this shit.fractal wrote:exactly. how many legal music files and mixes disappeared today? what will disappear tomorrow?gnome wrote:True but what about people who want to host a file legally? They shouldn't have to suffer because other members upload copyrighted material.Kochari wrote: We could still go and see music and buy art from the people who made it and meet up. If things like Wikipedia or places like this, if free and open discussion and knowledge get attacked by this law then I'm worried...Should I be worried?
If SOPA passes, the US government will disappear from the internet. Anonymous has 5600 people working on ddos attacks right now,daeMTHAFKNkim wrote:On one of the news articles I seen that it said Megaupload was the 13th most visited site of 2011. That's is a lot of internet gone and this SOPA shit hasn't even passed. The government just got what they wanted + bonus money from all this shenanigans. It's nuts how the internet is being decided by pretty much like a couple hundred old fucks that can barely operate this shit.fractal wrote:exactly. how many legal music files and mixes disappeared today? what will disappear tomorrow?gnome wrote:True but what about people who want to host a file legally? They shouldn't have to suffer because other members upload copyrighted material.Kochari wrote: We could still go and see music and buy art from the people who made it and meet up. If things like Wikipedia or places like this, if free and open discussion and knowledge get attacked by this law then I'm worried...Should I be worried?
FUCK.
AxeD wrote:If SOPA passes, the US government will disappear from the internet. Anonymous has 5600 people working on ddos attacks right now,daeMTHAFKNkim wrote:On one of the news articles I seen that it said Megaupload was the 13th most visited site of 2011. That's is a lot of internet gone and this SOPA shit hasn't even passed. The government just got what they wanted + bonus money from all this shenanigans. It's nuts how the internet is being decided by pretty much like a couple hundred old fucks that can barely operate this shit.fractal wrote:exactly. how many legal music files and mixes disappeared today? what will disappear tomorrow?gnome wrote:True but what about people who want to host a file legally? They shouldn't have to suffer because other members upload copyrighted material.Kochari wrote: We could still go and see music and buy art from the people who made it and meet up. If things like Wikipedia or places like this, if free and open discussion and knowledge get attacked by this law then I'm worried...Should I be worried?
FUCK.
imagine what would happen if sopa passes