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Guy who sponsored SOPA now wants to track all your online purchases

Farted by FLOUNDERMAN_CLOCK, January 21, 2012, 11:00:39 PM

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Lump Clock

People are silly, this whole thing is silly. If we can stop SOPA why not just oppose this in the same manner? How does he think this will go missed? Just ridiculous.

FLOUNDERMAN_CLOCK

Congress issues official statement to internet: "COME AT ME BRO"

buttplug

Why does Lamar have such a hard on for this kind of shit?

TequilaClock

Protecting Children From Internet Pornographers Act

Coming up next, Protecting Puppies from Serial Rapists Who Are Mexican Hippie Muslims Act

FLOUNDERMAN_CLOCK

The great part about american anti-child porn legislation is that it actually does nothing to stop the flow of child porn. Its all on tor sites, and those guys have adblock noscript and all sorts of shit. It just lets the government monitor you on the internet more closely.

buttplug

I thought the bill was about stop children from seeing porno online or some such bullshit?

BluezombieClock

Lmao. While they're at it why don't they fucking record our aim and skype conversations 'in case we have terrorist plots'.
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Topcatyo

Quote from: BluezombieClock;1890408Lmao. While they're at it why don't they fucking record our aim and skype conversations 'in case we have terrorist plots'.
Knowing the Patriot Act they're probably already doing that.

Steve

2012, year of the bullshit internet bills.

There's also ACTA, which basically could give Border Patrol permission to destroy your Laptop/iPod if they find ripped music on it. And basically forces Providers to disclose private information to the Government with no alternative, which also serves to prosecute themselves for their user's actions.

Sinister Clock

How would they even enforce this? Can ISPs see through HTTPS?

CaramelAppleClock

Quote from: Sinister Clock;1890429How would they even enforce this? Can ISPs see through HTTPS?


I'm guessing they most likely have a way around that

DWARFINATORclock


Sinister Clock

Quote from: CaramelAppleClock;1890438I'm guessing they most likely have a way around that

Best not to guess. If HTTPS can be breached then we have bigger problems. I'm thinking the guy seriously has 0 clues on how technology works.

RobClock


GearBoxClock

The main reason that I'm concerned about SOPA/PIPA/ACTA/etc is that Haper will undoubtedly try to push something similar through if the USA does.
So fuck this guy.

CerealGuy

Guys, you have to inform the newgrounds BBS about this. I will go inform 4chan and youtube.

We must fight!

OvenmittClock

Because its not like everyone on the internet already knows about this.
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F U Clock

Thing about all these new freedom-robbing bills is that the government does what it wants, and all these acts are doing are giving them a bit more validation to do it. Detaining people indefinitely without trial? Look at Gitmo. SOPA? Look what just happened to MegaUpload. As for this, I'm positive that if you type two ingredients of a dirty bomb into a chat conversation a CIA computer clicks on somewhere due to the Patriot Act. So it's great to oppose these things, and I think we all should, but rest easy that if the government really wants to do something, it's going to do it whether we like it or not. Just a question of how secretively it goes about it.

CerealGuy

Quote from: F U Clock;1890465Thing about all these new freedom-robbing bills is that the government does what it wants, and all these acts are doing are giving them a bit more validation to do it. Detaining people indefinitely without trial? Look at Gitmo. SOPA? Look what just happened to MegaUpload. As for this, I'm positive that if you type two ingredients of a dirty bomb into a chat conversation a CIA computer clicks on somewhere due to the Patriot Act. So it's great to oppose these things, and I think we all should, but rest easy that if the government really wants to do something, it's going to do it whether we like it or not. Just a question of how secretively it goes about it.

Megaupload was taken down because piracy is already illegal, SOPA is just a more convenient way of stopping piracy. It was already a law that any person who was captured while fighting against the US in combat would be held without trial. Not having censorship bills or laws that soldiers can come ransack your house, beat the shit out of you, and then haul you off to a FEMA camp, just make it more difficult for the government to do whatever the fuck it wants.