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Internet ?Kill Switch? Legislation Back in Play
http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/201...h-legislation/
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Who cares, would give me a break. Shut this shit down.
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It would probably do us all good.
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If America reaches a point of such civil unrest that the government needs to shut down the internet, you are going to have much bigger issues than not being able to update your twitter feed with: "OMG. House ransacked. Wife gang raped. Food stolen. WTF"
If that happens, I would rather have a working firearm than a working smartphone, just saying. |
It's a war of information, if the people are trying to overthrow the bankers/EU/UN etc then we are the enemy. The bankers control the mainstream media but they do not control the Internet, hence they need an Internet kill switch to help them win any potential war against the people
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the internet isnt a right, ya fucking socialists
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That ability is probably already in place regardless. It was probably implemented before the internet. These measure of control will always be there no matter if the public knows about it or not.
In the event that they would use such a tactic... what could we do about it anyway? |
When you attempt to shut down the media you only polarise your own people against you.
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But then they would not want that... They would rather Control the media (which is exactly what they do). A perfect example is war statistics... I personally know a marine who said his squad lost 22 guys one night. The next day the media reported only 2 dead. |
there was a world before the internet.
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Just don't take away my morning coffee. If you do, it is on like donkey kong.
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Not sure I like them to just shut the whole thing down with the flip of a switch. Something just seems wrong about that.
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The internet is primarily privately run, it is no way a socialist issue. It is my right to pay for something, and expect it to work, not a socialist issue. |
Would never happen in Canada
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I don't understand these posts.
If some enemy country, or organized group, starts causing major shit over the internet (ie takes control of our military computers, nuclear plants, banking system, etc.) we may very well need to shut shit down briefly, to sort stuff out, for our own good. Granted, it is an extreme move, but if this safeguard mechanism is sensible, and restricted only for huge and verified worst-case scenarios, why all the paranoia? Why is everyone acting like Bush just passed a multi-hundred page patriotic act of some sort, that was instantly approved, even though almost none of our elected officials bothered to read it before signing it? Go figure... |
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