Bill that allows Gov't & Corps to Spy on Internet Activities

[Her3tiK]

AND do so while working together.

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2012/03/07/bill-would-create-partnership-between-nsa-and-u-s-corporations/

H.R. 3523, introduced last year by Rep. Mike Rogers (R-MI), purports to help safeguard American corporations from espionage and cyber crime by allowing the NSA and other federal spy agencies to work directly with large corporate players, funneling them classified information on threat assessments to enable companies to defend themselves.

While the bill is openly supported by companies like AT&T, Lockheed Martin, Microsoft, Facebook, Boeing and Intel, ACLU legislative counsel Michelle Richardson cautioned Wednesday that it is not something to be taken up lightly.

I would very much like to know how this isn't going to be abused like all hell. And, of course, when they're going to stop trying to control the internet. It's a pipe(tube) dream, I know, but it'd be nice if they'd get the hint.

Alternatively, I say we start sharing the most horrendous porn possible, and in such large quantities that none of the employees for these agencies can stand to look through all the data. If they're going to make using the internet hell for us, let's make policing it hell for them.

[Stormwarden]

....make it hell for them to police...

I approve of this.

[affirmedatheist]

Yeah, good luck with that.

They might be able to take shit down, but when they do, 3 mirrors of the content will pop up.