CISPA is back

@someguy111
 
I know I won’t vote for Mike. Even though I didn’t vote for him last time.
 
I am contemplating fliers tapped to walls saying we should apologize for this and bring attention to the issue. Or I’m entertaining the thought.

@AaronMk  

 
I’m not even from your district, but if you want me to help let me know.

@someguy111
 
We’ll see if I’ll do anything first.
 
For now I’m just bouncing about to conversations like these and apologizing for his existence. :P

Found some more petitions and info stuff:  
http://www.avaaz.org/en/stop_cispa/  
For contacting your local state representative:  
https://www.eff.org/CISPA

Well it’s not only in the U.S. that the constitution is treated and interpreted as the government wants, it happens pretty much in every third world country (which makes it even more shameful for the U.S. being 1st world country).
 
And, on CISPA, if anon’s summary is correct, then I think it has a much greater chance to pass than SOPA since it’s backed by big companies, who, in a capitalist system, are second only to the government in terms of power and influence.
 
I’ve already signed some of those petitions already, but since this is a ‘murrikan law and I’m not a U.S. citizen, there’s not much I can do besides signing petitions (at least, I think not but I might be wrong).
 

 
 
@AaronMk  

 
You don’t need to apologize, it’s not your fault, even less since you didn’t vote for him.

@Vlakc
 
Obama has threatened to veto it when it hits his office. However CISPA is still something that probably shouldn’t leave the legislature.