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[[Last Thursday|In November, 2011]], when all the cool kids were trying to get their internet censorship bills pushed through the House and Senate, Republican and professional asshat Michael Rogers of [[Michigan]] decided it would be a good idea to write his own bill to control who looks at what [[porn]], and apparently didn't get the memo that his buddy Lamar Smith caused a complete clusterfuck and shitstorm with his bill until it got completely [[cockblock]]ed altogether. | [[Last Thursday|In November, 2011]], when all the cool kids were trying to get their internet censorship bills pushed through the House and Senate, Republican and professional asshat Michael Rogers of [[Michigan]] decided it would be a good idea to write his own bill to control who looks at what [[porn]], and apparently didn't get the memo that his buddy Lamar Smith caused a complete clusterfuck and shitstorm with his bill until it got completely [[cockblock]]ed altogether. | ||
Essentially what he's trying to do allow any company who claims to be promoting "[[Lulzsec|internet security]]" (think [[AT&T]]) to not only track and monitor what any end user does on the internet, but do it without a warrant or even reason to believe said person is a threat (which even the Patriot Act required) and not only [[fap|masturbate]] to the pictures of your [[jailbait|little sister]], but then also turn the information over to [[Communism|Glorious Mother America]] so that they can [[v | Essentially what he's trying to do allow any company who claims to be promoting "[[Lulzsec|internet security]]" (think [[AT&T]]) to not only track and monitor what any end user does on the internet, but do it without a warrant or even reason to believe said person is a threat (which even the Patriot Act required) and not only [[fap|masturbate]] to the pictures of your [[jailbait|little sister]], but then also turn the information over to [[Communism|Glorious Mother America]] so that they can [[v&|prosecute]] you. If that wasn't [[batshit|crazy]] enough, this bill also grants the corporations who give out your information immunity from civil lawsuits. | ||
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Revision as of 03:13, 30 April 2012
Do you hate internet freedom? Are you pissed SOPA got shot down by those hipsters? Good news! The American government has just the thing for you! CISPA (also known as H.R. 3523, The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, and SOPA MK II Electric Boogaloo) is the newest great idea shat out by the man in Washington currently awaiting approval in the House Senate.
History
In November, 2011, when all the cool kids were trying to get their internet censorship bills pushed through the House and Senate, Republican and professional asshat Michael Rogers of Michigan decided it would be a good idea to write his own bill to control who looks at what porn, and apparently didn't get the memo that his buddy Lamar Smith caused a complete clusterfuck and shitstorm with his bill until it got completely cockblocked altogether.
Essentially what he's trying to do allow any company who claims to be promoting "internet security" (think AT&T) to not only track and monitor what any end user does on the internet, but do it without a warrant or even reason to believe said person is a threat (which even the Patriot Act required) and not only masturbate to the pictures of your little sister, but then also turn the information over to Glorious Mother America so that they can prosecute you. If that wasn't crazy enough, this bill also grants the corporations who give out your information immunity from civil lawsuits.
THIS JUST IN
The fucking thing passed the House of Representatives. Break out the tinfoil hats!
NEW PROVISIONS
Previously, this bill only allowed your privacy to be violated under the vaugeness of "cybersecurity."It's now been confirmed that the final bill passed by the congress specifies three ways for your privacy to be violated:
1. investigation and prosecution of cybersecurity crime
2. protection of individuals
3. protection of children
Anonymous Fights Back
See also
External Links
- http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/BILLS-112hr3523ih/pdf/BILLS-112hr3523ih.pdf - Read the shitfest
- http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/112/hr3523 - tl;dr version
- Funny how Congress can get their shit together when it comes to squashing your liberty, isn't it
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