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101010 Bunny [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: 6	03 Oct 2010 10:28am
	I bet you also send chainmail on facebook.

[Γ] Waluigi [inactive] Post Count: 1 Respect: 174	03 Oct 2010 11:31am
	This has been posted on various torrent sites. If it passes in the US, the rest of the world will follow unfortunately... (ok maybe not those rebel scandanavian countries, which is where i'll be moving to!)

1254 [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: 0	03 Oct 2010 11:53am
	Quote by Malicious Actually China's government censors their internet heavily from what I understand. So yes...they could. Basically if a site like Youtube violates a copyright (which happens often) then the government would just deny access for Americans. If MC is found too offensive then *poof* we can no long access it. the main reason china censors the internet is because their communists

Hai Yushi [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: -1	03 Oct 2010 01:32pm
	Google moved out of China and relocated to Hong Kong because of China's pressure censoring the internet. In Germany we already have a internet blacklist for kid porn websites, what is actually a good thing. The problem is that the section of the government can decide by their own what sites will be blocked and people fear that they could also start blocking any other websites

Sub-Zero [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: 1	03 Oct 2010 02:03pm
	Exactly Hai. We've seen the extremes that they can take their censoring to with other things in the US. And Confucius...I actually don't send chainmail letters on facebook. I hate them. But this is a legitimate issue that is not news to anyone using torrent sites or even Facebook on a normal basis.

Hai Yushi [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: -1	03 Oct 2010 02:40pm
	Quote by Tourettes Guy the main reason china censors the internet is because their communists what has this to do with communists? Do you really believe they don't censor in a democracy?

Poet [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: 18	03 Oct 2010 03:09pm
	Quote by MugScript_V.2.0 Will never happen.

[DGï] DrUnK_BeAr [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: 558	03 Oct 2010 05:35pm
	Will the site give me points here for signing it?

[Γ] Waluigi [inactive] Post Count: 1 Respect: 174	03 Oct 2010 06:02pm
	Quote by DrUnK_BeAr Will the site give me points here for signing it? i'll give you 10!

770 [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: 0	03 Oct 2010 06:32pm
	LOL DB

Sub-Zero [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: 1	03 Oct 2010 08:53pm
	Probably not...but what's to lose in signing it?

GRAFFITI [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: -32	03 Oct 2010 09:01pm
	Call (202) 224-4242 to speak to the office of Sen. Patrick Leahy. Tell them: A giant phone bill to call overseas.

Sub-Zero [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: 1	04 Oct 2010 05:38am
	Bumpage.

GRAFFITI [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: -32	04 Oct 2010 08:34am
	Quote by Sonicchillydogs Call (202) 224-4242 to speak to the office of Sen. Patrick Leahy. Tell them: A giant phone bill to call overseas.

9136 [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: 0	04 Oct 2010 01:04pm
	Quote by Malicious They've said a lot of things would never happen that did Poet. Like abolishing slavery. It's best to be as proactive as possible I say. I see what you did there.

Sub-Zero [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: 1	04 Oct 2010 04:37pm
	Quote by Teabagmasta Rip dad I see what you did there. What did I do there?

Sub-Zero [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: 1	05 Oct 2010 01:39am

ceited [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: 4	05 Oct 2010 02:21am
	some1's making bank over this.. each email the can sell for $1 each (to company's and market research people) and also its a campaign thingy aswell..

Tank [inactive] Post Count: 0 Respect: -1

08 Oct 2010 05:47am

For the record I've received no emails from outside parties since signing their petition. I did however receive this. - thanks again for signing our petition to stop the Internet blacklist bill (COICA). We're making a huge difference: in just the first week, we've gotten nearly 200,000 signatures and sent over 5000 calls to Congress. Amazing! The bill's proponents are running scared. They've told journalists we should just trust the government and that our complaints are "paralyzing the legislative process." Well, good! They originally wanted to ram this bill through committee in just a week -- now they've been forced to hold it until after the election. And when I signed it was at about 160,000 signatures. Please keep passing this along.