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Moving to the UK in September. Wish I could say this was a motivating factor (experience is the real reason), but I'm scared about what I might return home to a
by JacobAldridge 16y ago
Moving to the UK in September. Wish I could say this was a motivating factor (experience is the real reason), but I'm scared about what I might return home to at some future point.
Maybe I should list every book I own or have read as part of my packing, and send it to Senator Conroy et al, as a preemptive move against those needing to be recorded as well.
- neurotech1 16y agoPerhaps, someone should start a "technology" party. I can't believe how crazy the Australian federal government has gotten. I could never vote for this ass-backwards internet and technology policy.
- alexkay 16y ago> Perhaps, someone should start a "technology" party. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party_Australia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party_Australia
- dejb 16y agoI don't think the name 'Pirate Party' will work in Australia. They won't get any support (financial or otherwise) from any credible organisations. From what I've seen people are turning to the Greens as anti-filtering party.
- hugh3 16y agoWe're still waiting to see what the Liberals are going to do. At the moment they're maintaining strategic ambiguity on the issue, which means somebody needs to get out there and start convincing them there's more votes in opposing it than supporting it.
- nailer 16y agoNot the same thing. I support and make technology. I think piracy is disgusting.
- cakesy 16y agoThe UK is starting to look better, now the conservatives are in, and the abolished their card. The first people that were going to be affected, were foreign nationals, they all had to have id cards, and carry them at all times. It is funny that the conservatives come in, and have actually made the UK a better place, but of course that might be just to save money.