Britians new internet laws
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dudes.
parliament will burn.
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Almost got the refrence, but not quite there.
Confused?
But I believe you mean the House Of Parliament part.
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remember remember the 5th of november.
gunpowder,treason and plot. -
remember remember the 5th of november.
gunpowder,treason and plot.thats fucking ridiculous. Sharing files is a part of culture now. shit, thats just not right. America, Fuck Yeah.
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They're wasting their time, making themselves look even more like dictators and putting a lot of people at risk.
Surely ISP's will suffer when people start downgrading their services? Surely innocent people are going to get their Wifi connections hacked and abused? Surely people will go back to piracy via DVD/CD and more money will go to organised terrorism (as the anti-piracy ads claim ).
In fact… I have an idea.... will report back later....
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I remember reading on BBC news site that this won't begin it's legislative journey until mid 2011, coupled with the fact there is a general election next year, with likelihood of Labour losing, I can't see this ever coming into force. Also, I really can't see the lords ever agreeing to passing the whole unlimited and unchecked powers thing for a secretary of state (They will rip into it, and Mandleson won't be in that position by then anyway). It's interesting to note that the unelected House of Lords has been the only thing stopping the elected House of Commons from passing laws that are vastly detrimental to the rights we hold in recent years.
and now heres a rabbit with toilet paper on its head.
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fuckin hell man
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Theres nothing to worry about,the law isn't in full power till 2011.
If you truelly want to stop it coming into full POWWWWAAAAAAH then vote against labour.
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Almost got the refrence, but not quite there.
Confused?
But I believe you mean the House Of Parliament part.
Wow they will make loads £50,000 of everyone who does it
DGrove
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I thought I'd make a quick post for the American members who think they are free from this.
An Anti-counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) being negotiated (now in its 6th round) almost entirely in secret contains a proposal that would make internet service providers cut off the internet of users that have illegally shared copyrighted material at least three times. Copyright holders need not provide "proof" of copyright infringement, they merely need to just simply make a "claim", leaving the burden of proof dumped onto the internet user. This of course leads to isp's being forced to monitor their internet users constantly.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDzyHhJAetk[/ame]
America is hoping to have similar plans in place unfortunately.
I say, let the bill pass. I'm sure there will be a way we can get some parliament IP addresses to get them banned from the internet as well :mad:
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