I really hope you're an idiot and believe this propaganda.
Not that it isn't fearsome, uncertain, risky or outright false, but it's not the whole truth.
Remember these numbers: 378 & 25, and 211 & 167.
The bill passed in a Republican-controlled House at 57% majority, 211 Republicans voted for this bill, whereas 167 Democrats voted for it. That means that the ≈48.5% of Congress that voted in favor was Republican. The remaining 38% were Democrats. 378 to 25.
Pinning this on the Democrats is a statistical fallacy, since with these numbers, if the House was entirely Republican, the vote would have passed at ≈88.6%, a staggering 38.5% over the needed passing majority! Pinning this on Obama is also a fallacy, since the bill has not reached the Senate yet.
Furthermore there is no guarantee where any ownership of ICANN will land, so fear-mongering like it is in the video, saying that destruction of the internet by hostile regimes is assured is foolish. This crap will not happen and "muh rights" will not disappear overnight, even in the next ten years.
If you want to blame anyone, blame your idiot legislators for being disconnected with the will of the people. Blame the Republican who introduced it and Paul Ryan who chose to suspend procedures and pass it and not allow the remaining 25 representatives from contesting it even a little.
I am no Democrat, but when people pin it on "the other guy" without looking at numbers, it really pisses me off.
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