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But I think nothing short of a Constitutional amendment will stop future laws like these, though. But I agree after we stop SOPA and PIPA, we'll need to focus o
by amcintyre 15y ago
But I think nothing short of a Constitutional amendment will stop future laws like these, though. But I agree after we stop SOPA and PIPA, we'll need to focus on bills that can ensure nothing like SOPA can even be proposed again.
I expect nothing short of endless vigilance and occasional internet smackdowns of bills like these will prevent them from becoming law.
You can amend the Constitution and pass all the laws you want, but those are just inconveniences that can be overcome with a big enough advertising and legal budget.
- Joakal 15y agoThey'd have to repeal the relevant law/amendments. I'd prefer the direction to go towards INTERNET FREEDOM rather than INTERNET CONTROL in any case. If the anti-SOPA movement stops SOPA, there will still be momentum towards INTERNET CONTROL with future bills. In fact, PROTECT-IP is a reincarnation of a former attempt.