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    Copy and pasted this-
    Our Congress and Senate are going to vote on legislation that will essentially sensor the internet to appease copyright holders. SOPA and PIPA will essentially introduce legislation that will allow copyright holders to press charges on anyone that merely clicks on a link to copyrighted material. Ultimately it means that sites like this one would go down rather than have to constantly police posters from violating SOPA and PIPA.

    If you wish to learn the technical aspects of these two awful pieces of legislation, these links are available:
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    Last edited by Dzone; 01-18-2012, 11:23 AM.

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    wont touch this or ill get banned.
    all information is for entertainment purposes only and i dont condone the illegal use of steroids! iam just on here for fun and anything said is fictitious not real!!!!!!!!

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      Re: Congress set to %$#@ up internet

      you see alot of internet companies getting furious about this. Look at Googles site, their name is completely blacked out in protest

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        theres a link on googles front page where you can sign a petition
        LIFT BIG, EAT BIG, GET BIG!

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          Re: Congress set to %$#@ up internet

          and it is spearheaded by rich hollywood folk who want to get paid if you you say a word in their copywrited name. *uck them!!!!!!!!!!!!!
          "SHIAT BIOTCH, thats a big ass!"

          A clear concience is a sign of a bad memory.

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          moose riding maple syrup drinking flanel wearing canuck wannabe


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