What's most frustrating about this is that it's about copyright, it's a part of a world wide trend initiated by the US Gov't that started in South Korea and NZ,

What's most frustrating about this is that it's about copyright, it's a part of a world wide trend initiated by the US Gov't that started in South Korea and NZ, reached the EU with the changes in the UK and France are the most apparent not to mention the secretive and scary ACTA negotiations. basically what the gov't is saying is the Internet has done exceptionally well without our meddling but because of the request of some special interests we will have to take another approach.