Stop the Trans-Pacific Partnership (A secret but even worse bill than SOPA)

[Rally]

The government should be more concerned with the needs of the 'common man' before they're concerned with gigantic business conglomerations, considering the 'common man' is what keeps commercial business alive in the first place. I don't know stuff about politics but something about "big business creating laws" sounds like a terrible and terrifying idea. Call me a conspiracy theorist but I don't think the modern first world needs to become any more plutocratic than it already is.

[Ad Bot]

[Nickpb 2.0]

People are what makes the corporations money, so no, corporations are not more important than people.

Um in the eyes of several politicians they are so yeah

[Cybertails1998]

hold on, i lost track.  which party made all of these privacy-stripping laws again?

[Malleo100]

Hilary Clinton is actually defending this

[shitlord]

Hilary Clinton is actually defending this

not a surprise seeing as how no one here wants to vote for her

[WaterOre]

hold on, i lost track.  which party made all of these privacy-stripping laws again?

considering this one is an international thing, my guess is all of them

[Ipquarx]

Um in the eyes of several politicians they are so yeah

That doesn't make it correct

Hilary Clinton is actually defending this

She actually flip-flopped on it recently, but I don't trust her to actually go through with scrapping it

[espio100]

How to let everyone hate you
Step 1: Come up with this bill
Step 2: Succes!! Epic troll!

[Insert Name Here]

If this bill passes I'm going to move out of the country to some other country that did not pass this bill/the bill does not affect. (By pass I mean it gets full permission by the government n shiz)

[Frequency]

If this bill passes I'm going to move out of the country to some other country that did not pass this bill/the bill does not affect. (By pass I mean it gets full permission by the government n shiz)

they might screen your phone for modifications before you leave so they can arrest you or something :^(

[Becquerel]

Wait a second, I cant find any article online that includes the parameters set by OP

Compel ISPs to take down websites without any sort of court order, just like SOPA. (Appendix Section I)
Extend the US’s copyright regime to require copyrights stand for life plus 70 years, preventing anyone from using works that belong in the public domain. (Article QQ.G.6)
Criminalize whistleblowing by extending trade secrets laws without any mandatory exemptions for whistleblowers or investigative journalists. (QQ.H.8)
End anonymity online by forcing every domain name to be associated with a real name and address. (Article QQ.C.12)
Make it illegal to unlock, modify, or generally tinker with a device you own. (Article QQ.G.10)
Export the US’s broken copyright policies to the rest of the world without expanding any of the free speech protections, like fair use. (Article QQ.G.17

Can someone find me an article on the TPP that includes these? Im still trying to find one

[mario0126]

This is the third time that they done this and there just probably going to fail again. I'm just ignoring it for now but if they do get it pass through everything then yea there's probably going to be a riot (A huge one maybe).

[Maxwell.]

why do they ever think bills like this are a good idea? they really aren't and it should be obvious if it's the same bill voted against 100 times

[Insert Name Here]

they might screen your phone for modifications before you leave so they can arrest you or something :^(

stuff

[shitlord]

Wait a second, I cant find any article online that includes the parameters set by OPCan someone find me an article on the TPP that includes these? Im still trying to find one

obama is in a conference with south korea's president and he keeps talking about how TPP is a great thing, and the things hes bringing up are really good things that needed to happen

seriously, where the forget is the stuff in the OP in this bill, i dont see it anywhere