The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), once believed dead, is back and could criminalize and otherwise restrict your use of the Internet by overwriting our copyright rules.
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Harold Austerman
Lou Monnotti smiles!!!!
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Derek Moran
http://www.michaelgeist.ca/content/view/6807/135/
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Derek Moran
Jason F. LeBlanc: This is a Terrible piece of legislation. It's the removal of privacy without cause. With "reason to believe". Fuck.
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Jeff Roggers
there's other forms of communication is there internet is just one of them so if people was to change over the fucking likes a ham radios RCBS are short wave radio they could do nothing about it
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