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A message from Anonymous about ACTA. It’s really a shame that they don’t back up the information they’re giving. You have to take their word for it, or do extensive research on your own. In any case, it’s an issue worth considering.

melislestrade:

astudyinpanic:

ThePirateBay’s press release in regards to SOPA and PIPA.

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THIS. EVERYONE SHOULD READ IT.

I don’t think the US Government has really stopped to consider what will happen to its culture if it shuts itself off from the world. How much does the youth of the USA learn from their interactions with the thoughts and creative output of people around the world? How much with the intellectual and cultural growth of the country be stunted by the isolation that this bill makes possible? Third world countries that are just beginning to receive access to the internet are learning so much, and becoming inspired by those more forward countries who put content up for the world to see. To risk taking that away from the citizens of the USA is foolish. The Internet is freedom. The industries who are losing money need to adapt to the Internet’s advances, not attempt to backtrack.

THEY CANNOT SILENCE THE WORLD.

Reblogged from high in a white palace
It could be that, in the future, people will look back on the American Empire, the economic empire and the military empire, and say, “They didn’t realize that they were building their whole empire on a fragile base. They had changed that base from brick and mortar to bits and bytes, and they never fortified it. Therefore, some enemy some day was able to come around and knock the whole empire over.” That’s the fear.

Richard Clarke,  Special Advisor to the President on cybersecurity under George W. Bush (via cultureofresistance)

Your fear, our Hope!

Reblogged from Social Uprooting
Naked bodies are beautiful, sex is fun, but you’d never know this from the crap on the internet.
Reblogged from sex is not the enemy
She was saying how the Internet today feels like the fast food revolution in the 50s, when everyone was suddenly so amazed they could get food so fast and so cheap that they gorged themselves on it, like we gorge ourselves today on technology.
Reblogged from syntheticpubes