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About LinkBacksWhy does there need to be a Bill stating NOT to regulate something?Originally Posted by mdrobster
Besides that Obama signed ACTA....
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Why does there need to be a Bill stating NOT to regulate something?
Besides that Obama signed ACTA....
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They cannot even spell Anonymous correctly.
Paul Ryan 2016. By then, even the most stupid among us would be unable to deny the need.
The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they are ignorant, but that they know so much that isn't so. - Ronaldus Magnus Reagan
Truth is, you could shove Obama's knowledge of small business operations and job creation up an gnats butt and it would rattle around like a marble in an empty supertanker. -- Neil Boortz
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Take it seriously? Yes. Anyone who doesn't take the continuing erosion of our liberties and sovereignty seriously, is a fool at their own peril.
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I'm going to dive in here because it seems like more than a couple people don't understand how the embedded Google ads on YouTube videos works. The ads typically are tailored based on the account your signed in with, since none of us are using our Google accounts to view the video. So instead it uses other data to determine what ad to run based on the context, since this is on a political forum it returns an ad that's political in nature. The person who uploads the video has no idea what ad will be shown, and also has no control over it.
Anonymous has no more kind feelings for Obama than they do for any political figure.
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Nevada Democrats, what have you done?
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UN tryin' to take over the internet...
Lawmakers push resolution opposing UN regulation of the Internet
3/27/12 : The bill's sponsors warned that China and Russia might seek a U.N. resolution to give authoritarian regimes censorship powers.
Two House lawmakers introduced a resolution on Tuesday urging the United States Permanent Representative to the United Nations to oppose any resolution that would regulate the Internet.
The bill's sponsors, Reps. Michael McCaul (R-Texas) and Jim Langevin (D-R.I.), warned that China and Russia may seek a U.N. resolution to give authoritarian regimes the license to continue censoring the Internet.
The lawmakers said their resolution is consistent with President Obama's stated policy to "preserve, enhance and increase access to an open, global Internet. "
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Kinda funny how, instead of a 'sequester', the Wall Street bankers got bailed out.
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Those are google adds not ads you put up yourself. Surely you know this....
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