SOPA reborn by Congress as IPAA

In the past several months, Congress has attempted to police and control the Internet with bills such as PIPA, SOPA and CISPA. But due to blackout campaigns by websites such as Wikipedia, Google and Reddit and protest from citizens, the legislation has been shot down repeatedly. Now the hydra has reared a new head this time known as the Intellectual Property Attache Act. Aaron Swartz, founder and executive director for Demand Progress, joins us to examine how similar SOPA and IPAA really are.

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[björn sjöblom]

f u USA .YOU dont own the world!

[Josefsson9013]

I feel a revolution coming

[ritzhandles7]

as a us citizen, I will fight for any foreign country if the lobbyists try to throw me under the bus

[frauleinmlegtfo]

So this young, articulate, well-spoken man who wrote out this speech and is reading it word for word on his Mac killed himself without note? Hm.

[kibbulz1]

Clearly murdered. SOPA was the motive. An American martyr...hero...patriot.

[Zidnea]

no his right, jews run the world

[lanili100]

WHAT ARE YOU DOING, CONGRESS?! YOU MADE MIKURU CRY!  Get rid of IPAA.

[lanili100]

We are.....Justice.

[Kyle Preston]

We the U.S citizens are against SOPA IPAA and we couldn't care less about owning the world. It's all about money at the end of the day and that is what America is about.

[OneCIickOneTime]

The whole concept of "Anonymous" is idiotic. When the media and/or government want to vilify internet users, they'll just use "Anonymous" as an example, or reason to do so, and "Anonymous" is anyone who claims to be "Anonymous."

[OneCIickOneTime]

Lol. Dumb kike, don't worry, you're still the most hated.