Real shit. Arrêtons de déconner. |
De / From Montréal, the World Ooohhh this is it, the time has come! No. Time is just time. It's only a word refering to a human-being created concept. And there are many variations of its definition even today. When is time? How is time? Why is time time? I don't give a doaymn about time. If you were in Russia, time would have exploded you in an uninterrupted inverted unstable intrinsic philarmonic frenetic cataclysmic bionic immature dead Supernovae. не замарайте с Россией OOOoooohhh CA Y EST! Le temps est arrivé! Non. Le temps, c'est juste "le temps". C'est juste un mot qui renvoie à un concpet créé par les êtres humains. De plus, il existe de nombreuses variations de sa définition. POURQUOI le temps est-il? QUAND est-il? COMMENT est-il? J'en ai rien à fouuuerrer du temps. |
That was fast.
A few days ago the news broke that the pending Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) was put on hold until consensus was reached.
Although the announcement was rather vague, some news sites and blogs declared SOPA dead, or “shelved,” or erased from history.
Wishful thinking, because today SOPA is back in full force.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Lamar Smith just announced that the SOPA markup is expected to continue next month.
“To enact legislation that protects consumers, businesses and jobs from foreign thieves who steal America’s intellectual property, we will continue to bring together industry representatives and Members to find ways to combat online piracy,” Chairman Smith said.
“Due to the Republican and Democratic retreats taking place over the next two weeks, markup of the Stop Online Piracy Act is expected to resume in February.
“I am committed to continuing to work with my colleagues in the House and Senate to send a bipartisan bill to the White House that saves American jobs and protects intellectual property.”
(via occupyallstreets)
I for one, am shocked that our elected officials placate us temporarily...then turn around...
Okay, before freaking out occurs, that article cites...article from BEFORE
but Hollywood won’t even benefit from anti-piracy laws AEIRHZUTHSZEORISZF