Author Topic: On 11/16, Congress holds hearings on the first American Internet censorship s...  (Read 23030 times)

I've emailed both Georgia senators on the subject, I doubt they will respond or even
Read the damn email.

It's their duty to respond.

:( sucks man
i'm going to be changing back to my blue avatar once christmas is over

just sayin'

What does an internet riot look like? The worst hacking spree in history?

I've emailed both Georgia senators on the subject, I doubt they will respond or even
Read the damn email.
No reason not to write. It can't harm anything.
My sister called the government out completely in a letter to the newspaper, on ethanol. A government spokesperson actually wrote her a letter, basically talking down to her and saying that she was wrong, but providing no statistics or proof for her statements.

riots are dumbstuff and if any of you plan on participating in one if this stuff gets passed should really reconsider. Violence is not the answer for trying to make changes in government. If you want to add your voice to the fight against internet cencorship do not riot. Contact your state representative by letter, or if you are truely passionate attempt to contact them in person.

Either works, really; riots just show how many people really want something. Non-violent protests do just the same, and are therefore better.
Some people don't write too well, and individual letters don't give the kind of effect that a protest does. There may be many of them, but unless they are all sent at once, it just doesn't work. Hey, there's an idea.

It eliminates Toddlercon as well, as far as the law goes, if authorities find drawn CP on your computer, you get arrested, they don't filter them out like some people think they do.

just remember to delete everything before sending your pc for repairs unlike some people

just remember to delete everything before sending your pc for repairs unlike some people

Realistically if you send your computer in for repairs instead of doing it yourself then you deserve everything that's coming to you anyway