gizmodo.com— Today, taking a break from hurling racist slurs and GIFs at one another, the internet is taking a symbolic stand against SOPA and PIPA—two awful laws that would ruin the web.
Jan 18, 2012View in Crawl 4
Thank you Wikipedia, Craigslist, Google (and a mountain of others) for taking a stand against censorship and showing that you have balls to stand up for what is right.
When Google gets behind a movement you know there is no way to stop it. The power to enforce our freedoms and make sure they are here for the next generation will not be ended swiftly. The sheepdog will rise and defeat the wolves.
theghoulJan 19, 2012
Yeah what hell happened Digg? Facebook? Twitter?
Dont care about the freedoms you are currently enjoying without SOPA/PIPA ?
Here is a link to a MASH episode. You could be sued for this under SOPA/PIPA.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWLzpMiFlb0&feature=g-vrec&context=G26c554cRVAAAAAAAAAA
soupgfxJan 19, 2012
Thank you Wikipedia, Craigslist, Google (and a mountain of others) for taking a stand against censorship and showing that you have balls to stand up for what is right.
mysteryoflifeJan 19, 2012
When Google gets behind a movement you know there is no way to stop it. The power to enforce our freedoms and make sure they are here for the next generation will not be ended swiftly. The sheepdog will rise and defeat the wolves.
Closed AccountJan 19, 2012
Because this is a US law only, are all these sites blacked out for international viewers as well?
specimen7Jan 19, 2012
Why isn't my adblock+ blocking this lame scorecardresearch popup that digg loves so much?