CISPA: Just as bad as SOPA

[Aomame]

Probably worse. Repacked and renamed, they're going to try again. Don't let them succeed.

companies supporting CISPA: http://www.activistpost.com/2012/04/800-major-corporations-and-us-chamber.html

CISPA bill: http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/112/hr3523/text

Some congress members who support it: http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20120419/04341818557/congressional-reps-pushing-cispa-cybersecurity-bill-dont-even-know-how-to-secure-their-own-websites.shtml

 

[Milksteak]

The name isn't nearly as catchy.

 

[Flying~Squirrel]

im fairly confident that, like kony 2012, sopa was never a real threat. its just a way for uninformed trendy people to feel like political activists for a week before they forget about what happened.

 

[edai]

Holy shit when are these fuckers gonna get it through their head, we dont want this shit.

 

[Montville57]

Do you really think they care what citizens do and do not want... Cause the government couldn't give a shit

 

[.qzyxya]

Well whaddya know, they're trying to push it through again this year again. Fucking idiot politicians

 

[Huck_Norris]

Or you could just be looking right past something you should totally care about in favor of being oh-so-cool and not giving a fuck?

Honestly, if you look at SOPA and CISPA they're very bad and you should care.

 

[MASkier]

Yeah these bills are bad, but there is very little oversight as is, so these bills just make a little bit easier for the NSA to do whatever it wants.

 

[Spic-N-SpaN]

which is the way it should be..

 

[Petey.]

tl;dr

what is this about?