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>Its passing is inevitable sadly. That's a defeatist view. It is quite certainly not inevitable. It can be stopped through public outrage.
by snvzz 4y ago
>Its passing is inevitable sadly.
That's a defeatist view.
It is quite certainly not inevitable. It can be stopped through public outrage.
- throwwwaway69 4y agoThere’s been outrage on this for decades and it never goes away. In fact it’s worse than ever thanks to patriot act and similar
- ryandrake 4y agoThat's the big problem with legislation like this: They can just re-introduce it every year until it passes, and opponents have to keep fighting it every time. A bill's supporters only have to sneak it through once--its opponents have to defeat it every time.
- endisneigh 4y agoYes, but other than techies most people find it reasonable.
- account42 4y agoMost people have not read the bill nor thought about what it means. Maybe people react positively to leading questions about protecting childing and ensuring safety but that is a different matter entirely.