CISPA = SOPA 2.0 The lowdown on what is coming down the pipes with CISPA | |
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my2centsworth
(OP) User ID: 5382682 Canada 04/16/2012 06:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Really ? It has nothing to do with that , it has to do with them taking control of the net and shutting sites down , site just like GLP . they don't care about GLP and the like. they are trying to regulate the market in which there is a drag due to the intellectual rights being infringed upon. you wouldn't want asswipes sharing your shit on the internet when you're trying to get paid. because we have this drag in this market, it directly has an effect on our economy and jobs, because when people illegally obtain products instead of paying, companies lose millions of dollars that could be creating jobs, new technologies, and new industries. No doubt there are some good uses that can be made with CISPA.. the problem is, with the wrong people in control of it..there can be some awful uses made with it as well. Like major censorship of all sites, including GLP. Who will head CISPA? Anyone know who's juristiction this will fall into? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 13663679 United States 04/16/2012 06:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | AC..679.. we all hope you're right, but fear, they will use this to stop conversations, they don't like.. not just those that break the law.. It isn't against the law to disagree with TPTB is it? Yet? let me tell you something. in 2007 when i was in the air force reserves, i sent an email to a whole bunch of generals accusing bush of being a criminal and called for him being apprehended and brought to justice because i was reading stupid conspiracy sites and believing whatever i was reading. the secret service came and detained me for 1 day. but they let me go after they figured out that i was not actually threatening bush, but just basically calling for his impeachment. later i was given a general discharge under honorable conditions, because prior to the reserves i completed my service commitment by serving honorably 8 years on active duty. anyway, they let me go whithout any charges. it is then i realized that the USA is truly a free country where you have a right to say what you want and not worry about being prosecuted or detained without trial. no one cares what you talk about as long as you're not talking about destruction or places or plotting to kill people or break the law. just don't break the actual law. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 13750600 Mexico 04/16/2012 06:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have already written my reps in DC twice about CISPA, and about SOPA so many times they are tired of hearing about it. I recommend everyone do the same. Write them often enough and they will actually give a personal answer. It may not be from your congressman or senator (I don't really know) but a real person in Washington reads it and responds to it. Sending an email is easy and only takes couple of minutes. Quoting: Epic Beard Guy [link to www.senate.gov] [link to www.house.gov] Please write them NOW! And do it often. Maybe these letters are read and replied by staff interns? Does writing to the senate really change things? |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 13663679 United States 04/16/2012 06:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have already written my reps in DC twice about CISPA, and about SOPA so many times they are tired of hearing about it. I recommend everyone do the same. Write them often enough and they will actually give a personal answer. It may not be from your congressman or senator (I don't really know) but a real person in Washington reads it and responds to it. Sending an email is easy and only takes couple of minutes. Quoting: Epic Beard Guy [link to www.senate.gov] [link to www.house.gov] Please write them NOW! And do it often. Maybe these letters are read and replied by staff interns? Does writing to the senate really change things? in fact it does! if they will get lots of people calling them and asking them not to support this new bill/law, then they will drop it. this is how the USA works. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1202994 United States 04/16/2012 06:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "Maybe these letters are read and replied by staff interns? Does writing to the senate really change things?" Well prior variations of the present bill failed. So they just make a new bill. They want more control of the internet, information, and people so that is that. |
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CultivatingMass
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my2centsworth
(OP) User ID: 5382682 Canada 04/16/2012 07:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | AC..679.. we all hope you're right, but fear, they will use this to stop conversations, they don't like.. not just those that break the law.. It isn't against the law to disagree with TPTB is it? Yet? let me tell you something. in 2007 when i was in the air force reserves, i sent an email to a whole bunch of generals accusing bush of being a criminal and called for him being apprehended and brought to justice because i was reading stupid conspiracy sites and believing whatever i was reading. the secret service came and detained me for 1 day. but they let me go after they figured out that i was not actually threatening bush, but just basically calling for his impeachment. later i was given a general discharge under honorable conditions, because prior to the reserves i completed my service commitment by serving honorably 8 years on active duty. anyway, they let me go whithout any charges. it is then i realized that the USA is truly a free country where you have a right to say what you want and not worry about being prosecuted or detained without trial. no one cares what you talk about as long as you're not talking about destruction or places or plotting to kill people or break the law. just don't break the actual law. Reading your story, makes me worry on several levels AC. Here's why. First and foremost, what you posted, was being watched by TPTB... You were brought up on the mat for "saying" things.. that were probably being said by many others as well. There was a time, when what you posted was considered private, like a letter. Not any more. You should not have had to worry about being discharged honourably.. that should have been a given.. and only if you chose to leave, not under any kind of duress. Having served your country for 8 years and overseas at that.. you should never have had a moments worry about that. Also, this was in 2007.. that was 5 years ago, and the rules are changing so fast we cannot keep up...it's not like they are advertising the changes.. they change laws and rules on the fly and if it weren't for some pretty vigilant people.. we wouldn't know about them at all. Most of us don't know what is or is not against the law any more.. the rules have changed so often, even the changes have been changed. Having said all that.. I would like to say thank you for serving your country! Kudos to you for dedicating those years of your life to your counry. I hope, what you say, is true.. that there should be no worries if you're not breaking laws. We can hope. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 13663679 United States 04/16/2012 07:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | AC..679.. we all hope you're right, but fear, they will use this to stop conversations, they don't like.. not just those that break the law.. It isn't against the law to disagree with TPTB is it? Yet? let me tell you something. in 2007 when i was in the air force reserves, i sent an email to a whole bunch of generals accusing bush of being a criminal and called for him being apprehended and brought to justice because i was reading stupid conspiracy sites and believing whatever i was reading. the secret service came and detained me for 1 day. but they let me go after they figured out that i was not actually threatening bush, but just basically calling for his impeachment. later i was given a general discharge under honorable conditions, because prior to the reserves i completed my service commitment by serving honorably 8 years on active duty. anyway, they let me go whithout any charges. it is then i realized that the USA is truly a free country where you have a right to say what you want and not worry about being prosecuted or detained without trial. no one cares what you talk about as long as you're not talking about destruction or places or plotting to kill people or break the law. just don't break the actual law. Reading your story, makes me worry on several levels AC. Here's why. First and foremost, what you posted, was being watched by TPTB... You were brought up on the mat for "saying" things.. that were probably being said by many others as well. There was a time, when what you posted was considered private, like a letter. Not any more. You should not have had to worry about being discharged honourably.. that should have been a given.. and only if you chose to leave, not under any kind of duress. Having served your country for 8 years and overseas at that.. you should never have had a moments worry about that. Also, this was in 2007.. that was 5 years ago, and the rules are changing so fast we cannot keep up...it's not like they are advertising the changes.. they change laws and rules on the fly and if it weren't for some pretty vigilant people.. we wouldn't know about them at all. Most of us don't know what is or is not against the law any more.. the rules have changed so often, even the changes have been changed. Having said all that.. I would like to say thank you for serving your country! Kudos to you for dedicating those years of your life to your counry. I hope, what you say, is true.. that there should be no worries if you're not breaking laws. We can hope. the usa will always be the greatest place on earth. sure, we'll have new law and new rules. they have to be in place because without them we're losing more. i used to ridicule the air force for having a regulation that actually specifies exactly how you are to wear your belt. when i asked why, there was a good explanation. the reason for such specifics was that in the past, if you don't tell people how they are to wear a belt, they will wear it like idiots do. and if you have a military in which people act like idiots instead of acting like professionals, then you have a problem. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 5508037 United States 04/16/2012 07:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | AC..679.. we all hope you're right, but fear, they will use this to stop conversations, they don't like.. not just those that break the law.. It isn't against the law to disagree with TPTB is it? Yet? They do. I was bad mouthing Bush when he was in office to my brother in japan, he got everything I said except the Bush related stuff. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1105272 United States 04/16/2012 08:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | >>i dont think there will be any way to block encrypted mesh vpn's will there? would they?<< that is THE question Anubis, I would like to know also how this will impact VPN users. does it say encrypted data is "suspect"? probably but I havnt looked into it. if so thats it THE END. |
Madame X
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 11239964 United States 04/16/2012 08:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Really ? It has nothing to do with that , it has to do with them taking control of the net and shutting sites down , sites just like GLP . Fixed . actually most conspiracy forums help the Big Brother monitor people already .. just saying.. Not gonna get into the details here as it is kinda a taboo topic . just Google it for yourself . |
Madame X
User ID: 1442220 Canada 04/16/2012 08:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Really ? It has nothing to do with that , it has to do with them taking control of the net and shutting sites down , sites just like GLP . Fixed . actually most conspiracy forums help the Big Brother monitor people already .. just saying.. Not gonna get into the details here as it is kinda a taboo topic . just Google it for yourself . Meh, don't care, go ahead and monitor me, I am sooooo exciting!!!! "The wise man's home is the universe." ~ Democrites Catch the blue train...somewhere down that crazy river. |
my2centsworth
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Anubis
User ID: 1395589 Canada 04/16/2012 09:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | >>i dont think there will be any way to block encrypted mesh vpn's will there? would they?<< Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1105272 that is THE question Anubis, I would like to know also how this will impact VPN users. does it say encrypted data is "suspect"? probably but I havnt looked into it. if so thats it THE END. hmm start an internet radio station streaming out of copyright beethoven music with the real messages steganographically embedded in the music. 5th symphony anyone? Last Edited by Anubis on 04/16/2012 09:04 PM |
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s. d. butler
User ID: 974819 United States 04/16/2012 09:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's gonna happen. One way or the other. Resistance is futile. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 2019274 Build your low-tech community network now. Buy books on essential skills. Once the Internet is severely restricted you WILL need a way to find and work with like minded people and have access to info that is not net-connection dependent. Do it now while the resource is there. It may not be there much longer. [link to www.techradar.com] yes they will get what they want. I look at the TSA as an example. Up to a point they will get what they want. They will over reach. They are bankrupt now. They know they have to control the internet but this could be the over reach. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 14087481 United States 04/16/2012 10:02 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | they don't care about GLP and the like. they are trying to regulate the market in which there is a drag due to the intellectual rights being infringed upon. you wouldn't want asswipes sharing your shit on the internet when you're trying to get paid. because we have this drag in this market, it directly has an effect on our economy and jobs, because when people illegally obtain products instead of paying, companies lose millions of dollars that could be creating jobs, new technologies, and new industries. right...and you think the entertainment industry will start booming if this passes?? let's face it, the economy sucks. it's not going to get better by paying a bunch of musicians/actors more money. everyone and their brother wants to get rich making music or being in movies. it's all been watered down buy sub par performances. this is NOT the solution. |
s. d. butler
User ID: 974819 United States 04/16/2012 10:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You do know that there are tens of thousands of laws such that anyone, anyone, at all can be charged, jailed and convicted at anytime, right? For something that no one could even know was illegal. No matter how "law abiding" they think they are. The rule of law is virtually gone in this country. You might look up the difference between mala in se and mala prohibita. Last Edited by s. d. butler on 04/16/2012 10:06 PM |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 13884222 United States 04/16/2012 10:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If the initial idea doesn't go the way the Corpoliticians desire, just rename and rename and rename until you get the idea passed. Or slip it in as a rider on a defense bill and say anyone that doesn't vote for the bill is UnAmerican... |
my2centsworth
(OP) User ID: 5382682 Canada 04/16/2012 10:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You do know that there are tens of thousands of laws such that anyone, anyone, at all can be charged, jailed and convicted at anytime, right? For something that no one could even know was illegal. No matter how "law abiding" they think they are. The rule of law is virtually gone in this country. You might look up the difference between mala in se and mala prohibita. It is my understanding that Canada is in lock step with the States where these regulations are conserned. Am I understanding this correctly? |
my2centsworth
(OP) User ID: 5382682 Canada 04/16/2012 10:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Here is an article stating the facts about CISPA It's clear and consise and not too long. [link to tech.ca.msn.com] |
my2centsworth
(OP) User ID: 5382682 Canada 04/16/2012 10:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This looks like Canada is legistlating SOPA with CISPA regulations. But it isn't a done deal yet by the look of it. [link to www.theglobeandmail.com] |
Burt Gummer
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