Are you against pcip?

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Cheerio, everyone! I'm the same person who created the poll "Are you protesting the SOPA/PIPA law?". Well, I'm back to wonder if you're against this new bill. PCPI was created by the same guy who tried to create the SOPA bill. SOPA is thankfully dead, but this one is just as bad.

If passed it gives the government:
1. Your full name
2. Your full address
3. All of your cellular and landline phone records, including who you called and when
4. All your IP/network addresses
5. Your credit card information
6. Your BANK ACCOUNT information
7. The government can keep this information for 18 MONTHS.

This man has reworded the SOPA bill and it's more extreme. This is wrong on so many levels!
That being said, Do you or Don't you support this?

Yes, I'm protesting against this. 29
No, I'm for it. 1
WTF?! 8
I don't want to live on this planet anymore! 16
other 4
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  • [Old Memory]
    12 years ago | pl

    I kind of figured this was information the government had, or was capable of getting with a snap of their fingers.... but yeah it sucks, i don't feel so free in the land of the free

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    • Hmmaybe
      12 years ago

      You don't feel free? I'm in a different country and so can't do anything about it, but it's still going to affect me!

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    • Avant-Garde
      12 years ago

      I haven't felt free in a long time.

      As a child, I think I wasn't aware that or I was just in denial.... It's only recently that I've realized how fucked up this country is.

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  • dom180
    12 years ago

    Why does it matter? The government can have as much of my information as they like, I've nothing to fear. I'm a little surprised they don't have access to most of this already! I anticipate a lot of hate for that opinion, though!

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    • Avant-Garde
      12 years ago

      It is a bit surprising, but if it's passed, like SOPA, it would destroy the rights of others.
      The main concern is what exactly they would be using/withholding it for?

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      • dom180
        12 years ago

        What COULD they use it for? Nothing especially damaging, and if they did there would be enough uproar to stop them. They already know name, address and most probably bank details of everybody. Again, unless you are doing something illegal, there is very little to fear in my view.

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        • Avant-Garde
          12 years ago

          What could they use it for?

          One shudders to think!

          I personally don't have anything to fear, really. But who knows with these people?
          Who knows the evils they might try to accomplish?!

          It's an extreme invasion of privacy.

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        • seabird_71
          12 years ago

          I kind of feel the same way. I just always assumed that the government already had access to all of this... I don't have anything to hide. I doubt my little activities will bring much attention to myself from the government so because of that I'm not really THAT concerned about it, but it does seem rather overbearing.

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  • drumandpickchick
    11 years ago

    I'm pretty sure they know all of that information already.

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  • Glass
    12 years ago

    I want to punch the person that makes these bullshit bills in the face. Repeatedly.

    That being said, I'm obviously against PCPI.

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    • Avant-Garde
      12 years ago

      That's good to hear:)

      Someone needs to go Bruce Lee on these extremists asses!

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      • Glass
        12 years ago

        I know. I'm not a violent person by any means, but this is just ridiculous. There's bound to be a gigantic outcry on the internet against it again, so I'm hoping that will cause its aproval rate to spike down like SOPA. Honestly, why is the government all concerned with internet all the sudden? It's not like things weren't going smoothly before.

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        • Avant-Garde
          12 years ago

          I'm not violent either and I hope so too. After all the time the Internet has been around, why would they pick now of all times to try fuck everything up?! I was thinking maybe it had something to do with "2012". I don't why though, but anything is possible....

          Also, would the senate/congresses's information be taken too or would they turn coward and be opt to be excluded? Honestly, this country is going down the loo!

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          • Glass
            12 years ago

            I have no idea if it would affect those in the government or not. Guess it's time for some more research on this crap.

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  • bananaface
    12 years ago

    Don't they already have access to all of that, and more? Either way, I'm not fussed, if they wanna know who I've been calling, then they'll find out, with or without my permission.

    I'm genuinely surprised that this isn't already around, I mean I can find out most people's address and sometimes more with just a name!!

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    • Avant-Garde
      12 years ago

      I'm surprised too. Chances are they probably already have it, but they just want to make an excuse for it with this bill.

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  • Omglmffao123
    12 years ago

    ^^ does this apply *

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  • Omglmffao123
    12 years ago

    Does apply for Canada too?
    Or is it just in America or w/e?

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    • Avant-Garde
      12 years ago

      I don't know. I got my information on tumblr, but the thing didn't say if other countries would be effected or not. I know that if SOPA had been passed the the government was going to spread it's laws on other countries. This was one the reasons that places like Europe were so against it. The weird thing is that for SOPA it had support from "american branches" of companies, like nintendo, Adidas, and nike. There was a ban on tumblr until what I think was april, after the first quarter was up. I haven't worn Adidas since, but I still play nintendo:P That whole bill didn't make any sense, because those companies would've be up the creek if it passed.

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      • Glass
        12 years ago

        Gigantic companies can easily use cencorship to their advantage. What's that? There's a better product than yours for a lower price? All you have to do is find some bs reason to file a copyright claim (if I'm remembering right they wouldn't even need to explain a reason), and there goes your lesser known competetor. Make all the smaller competitors disappear, and people will never know any better.

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  • Ihadtomakeyetanotheraccountffs
    12 years ago

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqkMsXcHQYg

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  • suckonthis9
    12 years ago

    What we need here is a RECALL MECHANISM to get these radical extremists out of any position of power.

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    • Avant-Garde
      12 years ago

      Thank You!!!!

      These people are mentally ill....

      I'm tired of them trying to ruin things for everyone else!

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