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 No.938623[Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

In a few hours, the EU will give the last vote on a copyright reform.

Said copyright reform has nothing to do with copyrights at all, and DEFINITELY affects people outside the EU.

It basically requires an automated upload filter to enforce copyright laws. This filter not only stops creative works under

fair use, but can easily be tampered with to stifle dissent. It is full-stop Orwellian.

Democracy absolutely requires that the people have unrestricted access to information to make decisions. If the government

controls information, it can safely keep inhumane and bigoted practices under the hood. It can manipulate popular opinion to

bolster harmful behaviors. It can give even more oppressive influence to the highest briber. The unaware population has no

way whatsoever to keep the government in check.

Democracy weakens to the point of complete irrelevancy, becoming indistinguishable from dictatorship.

We must bang pots and pans now, and later too. Tweet famous people, talk about it everywhere on internet and out of it.

Translate this to languages in the EU and send post on european forums.

Do something. Do anything. Do now.

 No.938631>>938636 >>939766

I hope it gets passed and the web gets extirpated; normalfags know nothing about ftp or even torrents. Wow, I can already hear the fireworks!


 No.938633>>938642 >>938645 >>938649

Powerful people want the internet ruined. In the end they'll have their way. Why prolong the inevitable?


 No.938636>>939771

>>938631

>ftp

I hope you mean sftp

btw, I do hope at some point some event in our world happens that fucks up the "web" to the point where people actually have to use protocols other than HTTP and HTTPS. Normies have a browser fetish that's quite frankly annoying


 No.938642>>938643

>>938633

FUCKING THIS

Honestly why the fuck do people even fucking bother resisting at this point. It will always fucking be the same endgame every time, so there is no fucking reason to bother

JUST GIVE UP ALREADY YOU DENIAL FUCKS


 No.938643>>938646

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 No.938645

>>938633

>tfw chans are the only people with an actually realistic outlook on the future of the internet


 No.938646>>938652 >>938655

>>938643

He's right and all of /tech/ agrees. They won. We lost. Stop prolonging the inevitable.


 No.938649

>>938633

>muh fatalism


 No.938652

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>>938646

You mean you and your VPN?


 No.938655>>938656

>>938646

>He's right and all of /tech/ agrees

No we don't. Why are you so obsessed with persuading others to give up?


 No.938656

>>938655

Because he's an agent of the enemy


 No.938658>>938667

>save democracy

lol no democracy is cancer


 No.938667

>>938658

Right? I mean maybe the culture is different in Eurocuck land, but in the USA pledge of allegiance, it directly calls it a "Republic"

>>938660

>>938662

>>938664

You guys are funny ^.^


 No.938669

Perhaps I'm overly-optimistic, but maybe this will be the event that pushes people to distribute their art under a copyleft license and call out people who don't. Knowing Eurocucks, though, I'm sure they'll be more satisfied wallowing in their own shit.


 No.939702>>939887

Update: The current form of the bill has been rejected, but they're planning on voting again between September 10-13th.

https://twitter.com/edri/status/1014817161267707905

They'll have a better shot a passing it next time, since most of the public will have forgotten about it. Also, they'll probably slightly change it, like making article 13 sound less bad, and be able to sneak shady stuff in.

Read it for yourself here:

http://ec.europa.eu/transparency/regdoc/rep/1/2016/EN/1-2016-593-EN-F1-1.PDF


 No.939766


 No.939771

>>938636

>Normies have a browser fetish that's quite frankly annoying

Yeah, they'd better expose their PCs to software which runs under 1 common user without any sandboxing. That would allow us to mine more data out of them, and be able to threaten to delete their files too.


 No.939813

>/tech/ - activism

you faggots are just as bad as SJWs. Take this shit to /pol/. It's not interesting.


 No.939887

>>939702

Yup, they always do a little dance like that in controversial issues with lot of opposition. Then there is that anything Parliament votes against never truly goes away. Commission is the sole wielded of legislative initiative, so they can just throw it back at Parliament and see if it passes. If not, try again. This is also done with member states.

Most notable was Lisbon Treaty, which required all member states to agree with it. So every time member state voted NO, they made them vote again until they voted YES.




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