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To prevent it from passing, publicity and writing congressmen would seem to be the thing to do. There's such a mountain of documentation supporting the fact th
by CWuestefeld 15y ago
To prevent it from passing, publicity and writing congressmen would seem to be the thing to do.
There's such a mountain of documentation supporting the fact that SOPA is a terrible idea, that it must be true that politicians simply don't care how bad it is. If so, then publicizing the facts will have little impact.
Instead, I'd say that the best strategy is to more directly threaten their livelihood: out them personally for being the idiots responsible. Don't publicize information about SOPA per se, but make sure that any Google searches for any of its supporters will show that this person is the one to blame.
- pasbesoin 15y agoIf you look outside the tech sphere, you'll find remarkably little reporting and communication on it. Notwithstanding, I agree with your point that the real end to this would/will be the impending demise of the careers of the sponsors of such legislation, both public and private.