Blacked Out - A Protest against Section 92a of the New Zealand Copyright Act

Please pass this video on to ALL of your friends! Whether they live in New Zealand or not - we must use this an example for the rest of the world - laws like these DO NOT WORK! It is imperative that we get the word out about this! I never ask my subscribers and viewers to do things like this - and you've all been so supportive - I'm reaching out here guys.

http://creativefreedom.org.nz/blackout.html

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• section
• 92a
• copyright
• act
• new
• zealand
• stephen
• fry
• support
• blake
• hockley
• get
• this
• reversed
• and
• cancelled

[Morrypix]

New Zealand is now under extreme right wing dictatorship and in bed with big corporations. Demoracacy (You know that thing 11294 young NZ men and women died protecting in WW2 so that we the present generation could have the right to choose) is being totally abused by the present goverment. For instance 97% of Franklin residents including most of the farming community and small business voted against joining the Super costly AK.City. They have been forced to join, against their 97% vote NO

[annoyedwithsignup]

Pedal your moronic agenda somewhere else.

[forgt0361]

K ive sent the video to a couple of friends. Is it just New Zealand being affected by this law or are there others.

[annoyedwithsignup]

just NZ. Global awareness would help though. Thanks tom.

[ktmock13]

thats awful! and completely unfair, who allowed such a law to be passed? i'll make sure to spread this around...

[HeeHify]

heres an idea DONT GET CAUGHT

[kunal2045]

Im sending this to all my mates on facebook...

[cucumbersam]

You look like a pedophile.

[KateRac92]

Blake this is horrible! Glad you're speaking out and letting others know, Keep me posted!

[mgav006]

Im blacked out as well on my twitter and facebook....this law is completely bogus...hope it rots away and dies soon after it is implemented on Feb 28.

[Tvdhakla]

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Interesting comments from Question Time at Parliament on the act.