Senator Joseph Lieberman has proposed the Protecting Cyberspace as a National Asset Act (PCNAA), a bill that would give the president the power to control or even shut down the Internet in emergency situations. Citing the need for cybersecurity, Lieberman
The Interent is still the nearest thing we have to being truly 'free'. For the time being, anyhow.
That scares governments, and in an ironic twist, the government that created the Internet seems the most scared. So, no. That freedom needs to be protected, especially from governments.
Aw, You can't imagine this terrible result of killing Many people will go to the bathrooms, start eating, many guys will open their eyes and will see that there are girls around them, no Canadaka, no facebook, no porn....etc, -> too big stress for the USA, they would not survive).
Too funny to see everyone go all paranoid about the US government controlling the internet but us Americans are supposed to trust these same people with our guns and our healthcare.
Go with your instincts, folks, we don't trust them and neither should you.
"BartSimpson" said Too funny to see everyone go all paranoid about the US government controlling the internet but us Americans are supposed to trust these same people with our guns and our healthcare.
Go with your instincts, folks, we don't trust them and neither should you.
Giving one man the power to shut down the internet is ridiculous as the internet is widely considered free, no nation owns it but the US is trying to stake a claim in it. If they pass this other countries could follow making the internet just an extension of nations.
That scares governments, and in an ironic twist, the government that created the Internet seems the most scared. So, no. That freedom needs to be protected, especially from governments.
What would define an "emergency situation"?
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What would define an "emergency situation"?
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Or the president feels like erasing an annoying website and arresting it's admins giving them no warning.
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What would define an "emergency situation"?
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Or the president feels like erasing an annoying website and arresting it's admins giving them no warning.
Go with your instincts, folks, we don't trust them and neither should you.
Too funny to see everyone go all paranoid about the US government controlling the internet but us Americans are supposed to trust these same people with our guns and our healthcare.
Go with your instincts, folks, we don't trust them and neither should you.
Giving one man the power to shut down the internet is ridiculous as the internet is widely considered free, no nation owns it but the US is trying to stake a claim in it. If they pass this other countries could follow making the internet just an extension of nations.
Ya but you voted for them.
Yep, I also bought a car two years ago and didn't trust the car salesman as far as I could throw him.