Because it's a dystopian nightmare waiting to happen. The real question is, why the hell did it do so well in the Senate? Also, why is The Guardian apparently s

Because it's a dystopian nightmare waiting to happen. The real question is, why the hell did it do so well in the Senate? Also, why is The Guardian apparently shilling for that and not mentioning privacy first and foremost? We know the UK has already passed something just as oppressive.