Sir Webmaster

I haven't seen this requested anywhere and am not exactly sure how amenable to this you might be..

I wanted to ask kindly if you could join in with other websites planning a blackout in response to CISPA currently making its way through our government at the moment.
The plan is that websites go black for 24 hours starting on the 22nd of April starting at 6am to protest this act which is seeking legal permission to require websites to turn over identifying info of the people who use it without notifying said people before hand.

Anonymous is behind this and is asking all social media sites to partake. They are also asking individuals to ask that the admins at other sites to follow suit.

CISPA probably will pass. Obama can veto it but at this point I'm not sure he would.
Before Americans lose every single freedom we may have it would be a nice show of solidarity if a large portion of the World Wide Web threw up a huge middle finger to our elected officials.

Thank you for your consideration to this matter.

 

I'm with you sister

 

you people got something to hide?

 

Apparently you do faceless wonder

 

im just sayin

if u got nothing to hide and dont be living a dirty life, u got nothing to worry about

and i have to hide my face

some of the people here are pretty vindictive

 

True. Don't put nothing out there if your afraid.

 

This act is in direct violation of the 4th amendment of the constitution.

I know the current fad is all about the 2nd amendment. But there are other amendments.

This act directly challenges those.

So no, you are not perfectly fine if you have nothing to hide.
You know how you'd be pretty fucking pissed off if the police showed up to your house and demanded entry to search without cause and no search warrant?

That's this..only they show up at your house based on what you do on the Internet.

 

im sure its not that simple...unless i was suspected of doing illegal/questionable shit over the internet (shit i live in an apt where my landlord can come up in here in emergencies)

court still exists you know, regardless of what shit they pass and unless the city/gov want lawyers/yahoo/youtube digging in their ass over some bullshit.....

either way i dont have shit to hide

no ones staying here illegally and i dont have like scratched off serial numbers on guns

everything is registered, prescribed and legal

 

the jews didn't have anything to hide either

 

really man

you're going to compare the plight of jews to this (thereby comparing Nazi Germany to US in the process)

ur just as bad as people comparing obama to hitler or Stalin

:smt005

 

no because it starts with simple shit. With jews it started with pictures of rats

 

Nazi-Germany???

 

Do what you like, petty.

If you want to believe the gubermint of these here United States won't bend you over and ass rape you go right ahead.
Do me one favor though.
Take a look at the amount of taxes you paid on your last paycheck.

Now think again.

That's right.

The government is NOT currently fucking you over.
Here, have another glass of kook aide Hun.

This bill is the patriot act for the webs.

If you some how think that the patriot act doesn't infringe on your personal freedoms simply because you don't personally violate a (known) law..

Sweetie..I absolutely believe a cache of military style weapons is not the answer here. I also certainly believe that the government is not your friend.

 

Read back a few posts please

 

as long as you are referring to Germany between 1933-1945 all is ok..I`m just saying it, because some people cannot see the difference to Germany today

 

i see

and yes the discussion was looking at the period of jewish persecution in germany vs modern day US

 

Web freedom goes with freedom of speech and the thought that a innocent person can't be caught are incorrect especially after a sweep. There is no way the USA would be in league with say China or any dictatorship. Hitler's and Stalin's rule along with North Korea etc will be a reality if there are no safeguards to those new net rules.

 

Solidarity.