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Those who are "for it" are generally pricks I don't like, and don't support anyway. Good to know the enemies of free speech/free use of the internet. I'll check back before buying anything.
Still pissed I'm basically stuck with Concast for my internet. :ermm:
So many mainstream sites are against SOPA, it would be hard to create a shortlist.
XDA-Developers is one of the latest ones rejecting SOPA too.
Giant corporations fighting each other for control over the legal system, or as we refer to it in America, democracy.
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Then again, HURRAY fo democracyQuote:
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I see Mastercard and Visa on the supporter list, fuckers. What about Discover and American Express?
I'm not surprised to see the lot on the rest of the supporters list. Warner Music Group tried to claim contentID matches and put ads on my videos before, with absolutely none of their content on there, fuckers. A bunch of hypocrites that get away with theft all the time.
What's MasterCard doing in there? Are People illegally downloading their lame commercials?
I have no idea why these universal financial companies get politically involved (remember refusing PayPal payments to WikiLeak donations?). My guess is that they get into bed with the other institutions for some sleazy consumer undermining or price gouging bullshit. Therefore, they get on board with their political directives as well.