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[The Legend]

Oh. My. Gosh. What's next!?!?!? Perhaps the government will force us to print our full names and ID bar codes onto our underpants for identification.





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Edited by The Legend, 27 April 2012 - 11:31 PM.

[faissialoo]

Oh. My. Gosh. What's next!?!?!? Perhaps the government will force us to print our full names and ID bar codes onto our underpants for identification.





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no doubt about it

[Overloaded]

All goverments, instead of making important things (for example helping the poor people in Africa), they make stupid laws, which are signs of dictatorship. They lie to us and they tell fake information via media(I don't know if that happens in other countries, but here in Greece it happens),. In that way they "brainwash" us.
SOPA/PIPA/ACTA/CISPA... The beggining of the end of our rights. Support Anonymous.

Edited by D4RknEZz, 28 April 2012 - 09:14 AM.

[faissialoo]

Support Anonymous.

They were good, but I suggest they get there act together and be more organised

[Overloaded]

Support Anonymous.

They were good, but I suggest they get there act together and be more organised

Yeah, you are right.

[faissialoo]

Support Anonymous.

They were good, but I suggest they get there act together and be more organised

Yeah, you are right.

just found this, it was not made too long ago. anonymous openly declaring war on the government over Cyber Security Act and all that other crap:
http://anonnews.org/press/item/1464/

edit: imageshack have joined the protest: http://imageshack.us/ and http://act.demandpro...t/cispa_passes/

Edited by faissialoo, 28 April 2012 - 11:36 AM.

[Overloaded]

Support Anonymous.

They were good, but I suggest they get there act together and be more organised

Yeah, you are right.

just found this, it was not made too long ago. anonymous openly declaring war on the government over Cyber Security Act and all that other crap:
http://anonnews.org/press/item/1464/

edit: imageshack have joined the protest: http://imageshack.us/ and http://act.demandpro...t/cispa_passes/

Ok.

This video tell some things about CISPA.

Edited by D4RknEZz, 28 April 2012 - 12:05 PM.

[MasterOfKings]

All goverments, instead of making important things (for example helping the poor people in Africa), they make stupid laws, which are signs of dictatorship. They lie to us and they tell fake information via media(I don't know if that happens in other countries, but here in Greece it happens),. In that way they "brainwash" us.
SOPA/PIPA/ACTA/CISPA... The beggining of the end of our rights. Support Anonymous.

...or you could just be a normal person and not care what the government tells you.

just found this, it was not made too long ago. anonymous openly declaring war on the government over Cyber Security Act and all that other crap:
http://anonnews.org/press/item/1464/

Not all that long ago, Anonymous wanted the removal of Facebook. Against SOPA, they now support it. They also use very broad terms (and, in places, incorrect terminology). People don't seem to realise that in letting bodies like Anonymous "speak the truth", they're letting them themselves be brainwashed by them, not the government. They claim the government needs to be rebuilt, but, alas, don't describe how they intend to do it. Just "it needs to happen". Simple case of "we're right, they're wrong".

If they're meant to be the professionals, nothing will get done.

Just sayin'.

[Overloaded]

All goverments, instead of making important things (for example helping the poor people in Africa), they make stupid laws, which are signs of dictatorship. They lie to us and they tell fake information via media(I don't know if that happens in other countries, but here in Greece it happens),. In that way they "brainwash" us.
SOPA/PIPA/ACTA/CISPA... The beggining of the end of our rights. Support Anonymous.

...or you could just be a normal person and not care what the government tells you.

I do not care what the tell to me, but other people unfortunately care and believe their lies. So I believe people should wake up from this brainwash.

[faissialoo]

I'm confused

[icuurd12b42]

I'm confused

About what exactly?

[faissialoo]

I'm not sure who's good and who is bad anymore!

[icuurd12b42]

I'm not sure who's good and who is bad anymore!

But you still know though...

That is why we have fundamental laws and rules to protect you from getting coned by bad people. At the end it's about getting informed enough to trust you always deal with people you trust. Our constitution(s) wrote those rules. Laws are about contracts (rules) you make with those people for the deal. You can always change or abandon the contract for juste cause.

Contracts your government(s) have made with you. in trust...

It means whatever the frack is going on you can always choose, without getting forced too, have the rights to live the way you do... as long as it does not break fundamental laws...

revolution start at the violation of the fundamental laws.

Fondamental laws, we all know them, are about living and surviving... existing...thriving.

Existential laws are about the rights to exist, and the rights to define how you want to live in order to exist.

boof. it all goes into a circular self deterministic system of survival...

That is the scary part.

So there is some stuff going on right now that threatens this somewhat. You have to trust you are around good people and that whoever out there is fighting for us is doing it right..

for yourself, personally, you can trust you know what is right for you and your family.

things tend to boil over once in a while. so lets not turn to panic mode. Keep your eyes open and your mind informed. and talk to people.

[chance]

...have the rights to live the way you do... as long as it does not break fundamental laws.

revolution start at the violation of the fundamental laws.
...
So there is some stuff going on right now that threatens this somewhat.

Viva el Che!

I have no idea what you're talking about. But if you decide to liberate some down-trodden third world country, you can count on me.

[faissialoo]

...have the rights to live the way you do... as long as it does not break fundamental laws.

revolution start at the violation of the fundamental laws.
...
So there is some stuff going on right now that threatens this somewhat.

Viva el Che! :tongue:

I have no idea what you're talking about. But if you decide to liberate some down-trodden third world country, you can count on me.

dito up to the point where you said the stuff about liberating 3rd world countries

[NakedPaulToast]

...have the rights to live the way you do... as long as it does not break fundamental laws.

revolution start at the violation of the fundamental laws.
...
So there is some stuff going on right now that threatens this somewhat.

Viva el Che!

I have no idea what you're talking about. But if you decide to liberate some down-trodden third world country, you can count on me.

Me too. I'll comfort the maidens.

[makerofthegames]

I have no idea what you guys are talking about but if NPT and Chance are in on it I'll sheepishly follow.

[icuurd12b42]

I sort of rambled on there, my head is all over the place these days;) In short the systems we create in trust with others (though contract) to help us get along tend to be distorted over time. These systems have a life (and intent) of their own and over time risk to no longer respect fundamental laws and impedes on the fundamental rights of actual real people.

I think this guy explains it better...
WARNING may be OFFENSIVE to some (S word and F word used in excess).

Spoiler

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=Ckf9rHtn7Ag

Fundamental Right do change, like the right to communicate freely with other. Is that free speech (in the US) or the right to associate (in Canada). Is the internet a fundamental right? It's starting to be. Like the phone, probably was not a fundamental right when it did not exist, but now since the only way to get help is to call 911, then the phone is an existential right.

In our constitutions, the people who wrote them rules knew the system could get corrupt so they put in place some rules to prevent this. Rules actual citizens should be able to depend on to protect themselves as a first line of defense. Furthermore, you can examine the contracts and mandates that were originally put in place and dismiss or abandon the contract, or kick the government out for failure to respect the original intent. It's all there in the contract laws.

[Overloaded]

@icuurd12b42 He is not offensive at all. He is just saying the truth. Truth isn't offensive. Ok he is saying some bad words, but I support him.

Edited by D4RknEZz, 30 April 2012 - 12:16 PM.

[MasterOfKings]

Under CISPA, privacy is gone.... I'm pretty sure privacy died with the commercialization of the Internet.