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How can it be, that the USA has the might to arrest someone in other countries? That is a dangerous power what the USA has, but this is not the meaning of this journal.
Megaupload is down. It give a good point of view what the music industries tries with all great sites who everybody can share stuff. Sites like YouTube, Wikipedia or Facebook and so on. But it is not really that was make me so upset. It is that the police says, and what the music and film industries says. That all who have made the Blackout day are Internet activist. ALL!!! The artist, the users, even the great firms like google, wikipedia or facebook. ALL are Internet activist who are hackers. And we all want to force the Bill to stop and want to harm the music and film industries. We all are equal like criminal internet pirates!
That is not my statement, that is the statement of the music an film industries, the police and now even the news medians. I could it read in several news that all who joined the Blackout Day are all (in short) criminals who would harm the industries of music and film. And that statement make me really sick. It hurt not only me. It is an insult for every internet user around the world.
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Just because people participated on Blackout Day doesn't mean they're hackers or criminals!
Seriously, ever since PIPA nd SOPA were introduced, Anonymous was on the government's ass, hacking websites when they deemed it necessary. Sure, music and film industries want to protect their media and other stuff, but calling all internet users criminals is just another stereotypical assumption.
The government's scare tactics are nothing new. It's been occuring for a long while now, and it looks like there's a clear indication that it won't stop until they get what they want.
I still wonder if Anonymous is on our side or they're just another player in this "game". So far, we're winning, but if the bill passes, it's goodbye to the internet!