The EARN IT Bill (Kikes on Parade)

>blumenthal
Oi vey

Thanks Bill Gates.

The Bill Gates id2020.org shit is a whole other layer of dystopian bullshit on top of this. I'm just imagining a future where the government has the capability to pre-screen every single communication sent over the internet and brand us like cattle with Gatesian microchips. Dark shit.

The government says that they will use the data for the NCMEC, but once they have access to that data it's over. The notion that they would only use it for benevolent ends is naive and utterly absurd.

Obviously this thread will die with like 10 replies max because in [current year] Yas Forumsacks only reply to low-IQ bait and D&C bullshit posted by memeflags.

If it isn’t a
>well, Yas Forums?
>x isn’t white
>women are evil
>pointless discussion about religion with endless bait back and forth
thread then it is basically dead on arrival. Many such cases. Sad!

Bump

One final attempt at a bump. Are there any non faggot plebbitors left here?

triforce or go back to plebbit nufag

The mods are literal gods though!

look all im saying is that before we panic why dont we try gassing a few kikes it worked in the past and can work now

no its not , im sending a message to someone else with encrypted text, wtf is the ISP gonna do block my packets ?
shit like this is just a reason to switch everything you use that interacts with the internet to end-to-end encrypted alternatives.

One more article about this:

>Section 230: The Most Important Law Protecting Freedom of Speech Online
>While everyone who has publicly condemned EARN IT has also stated a universal commitment to child safety online and in the real world, many say the bill’s far-reaching approach to content moderation could do more harm than good by essentially eliminating private conversations across the internet, particularly on social media platforms and messaging apps.
>To fully comprehend what EARN IT proposes, one needs to understand the importance of two bills passed in the ’90s. These laid the groundwork for how privacy and free speech are supposed to operate for U.S. citizens.
>First, Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (CDA), passed in 1996, allows for the continued development of the internet as a free market and universal good for free speech. Section 230 says that online platforms or providers of interactive computer services mostly cannot be held responsible for the things their users say or do on their platforms. It uses the term “mostly” instead of “always” because platforms are still liable for exceptions that violate intellectual and federal criminal law. Essentially, this means if someone is defamed for being a fraud, that person can sue their defamer, but they cannot sue the platform for providing the space for free speech.
>Second, the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA), passed in 1994, requires telecom providers to make their networks “wiretappable” for law enforcement. However, it also ensured a “carve-out” for encrypted messages and information services where websites, email, social media, messaging apps and cloud storage fall out of CALEA’s jurisdiction.

archive.is/3twLr
bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/earn-it-the-us-anti-encryption-bill-that-threatens-private-speech-online

If anyone thinks this is about protecting kids then I honestly envy your childlike naivete.

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nobody gives a shit about muh free speech online when the fucking antichrist is about to appear within the week

antichrist wont be here until 4330 earliest
fucking zionist shills on here are getting bad

Anyone else feel like it's harder to mobilize people in 2020 to oppose stuff like this than ever before?

Have you not learned from every time the religious right allies with the hard left. The 'good christian' morality is never enforced, but the resulting sledgehammer is always wielded against the political opponents of the hard left.

Oh you mean if I were to use something like PGP? Sure, obviously yes you could always do that. I don't have any communications I'm super keen on hiding to the point where I would go through the (admittedly minimal) trouble of doing that. This is about the government obtaining easy access to all communications sent through the internet. Websites -- like Yas Forums most likely -- that are unable to comply could be forced into ending their operations through lawsuits or whatever else.

I will fully admit that I do not have a total grasp over what the bill implies as I haven't read the full text and I'm not quite an expert on this subject. Nonetheless, I cannot help but balk at the notion that anyone genuinely believes the government would put something like this in place solely to fucking protect people. That's horseshit. Once a system like this is put in place, privacy on the internet is even more over than it is already.

No one here has read the bill.
congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/senate-bill/3398/text
Show me the nefarious shit in it. You can't.

welcome to Yas Forums glowfaggot
left and right are a jewish lie
bitchute.com/video/B7zuzOE1WlXy/

>Have you heard of the EARN IT bill anons?
Didn't Q tell you about this?
The Swamp is getting drained user, no where to hide... unless you have dual citizenship of course
Do nothing, trust the plan
Q

This is a very big problem, the biggest. I think Trump would veto it.
This post shows how bankrupt the thinking of the Q-roleplayers is.

If they do this, I’ll just go 100% Xbox

No more internet, the internet is just a waste of time

Why do these bills always come up again and again after the American people say stop it? Between this and the crona propaganda. When is anybody going to start tieing nooses? When is the glorious day of the rope?

>Q
Kill yourself

>e-ville companies have no business as public leeches prostinograping user data around town via government funded tubes without being fined or otherwise held accountable for privacy violations and infringement of taxpayer rights in a shifting web of unregulated lies

>e-ville social media corp is a platform claiming neutral party immunity from lawsuits
>e-ville social media corp is a speaker editorially censoring free speech for publishing
pick 1 or 0, or 1010, pick all the ones that are good for you

Dear Friend,

There's no need to cause fights, simply burn the Bill of Rights.
Don't think it harsh or make drama, just ban the Supreme Court's decision in Marsh v. Alabama.
Content rating litigation nightmares aren't fair, share hell with "the modern public square".
Whether you object or not, constitutionally protected material should rot.
Bake the cake and like it too, civil rights are for niggers, not you.

End goy, you're A(((i)))DS.

t.
>Jannie Tranny Fanny, BABA
>Precedent & CccpOohpOoh
>E-Ville Incorporated, an illegal subsidiary of The Game

Pleez Subzcribe
-1 = 1, if you don't concur you can get bent.
Taking something down is the same as putting it up, read the fool proof in Free Speech and the Regulation of Social Media Content.
everycrsreport.com/reports/R45650.html

Petty Pleas Scribe
If you prick us, we do not bleed, our growing old does not lead to death.
Your guns we need not heed, we draw profit from your last breath.
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Peepee Poopoo Pusspuss Snot
(You)'s a fag. Check my got.

Peter Piper Picks Pepper Snacks
>kikeghoul image captcha
>anonymously posting facts
theverge.com/2019/2/1/18205610/google-captcha-ai-robot-human-difficult-artificial-intelligence

>Blockchain, Distributed social network, Decentralized computing, Ad blocking, Do Not Track, H-1B visa#Fraud, Competition law, Scams in intellectual property, Commercial use of copyleft works, The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, Atomic spies, Sayanim

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>/x/ isn’t white
No, it's alien, or ghost, and sometimes alien-ghosts.

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That can only happen if the bread and circus stops, if people are hungry and desperate. Not one of those things, but both.

>Do nothing, trust the plan

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>Sen. Blumenthal
fuck that faggot

Privacy issues are where I like republicans the least. They're as bad, and sometimes worse than dems when it comes to the fourth amendment.

Wow, how sad. You poor poor incels won’t be able to call others faggots or niggers anonymously, how will the internet recover from such a loss..

>this bill will literally be the end of Yas Forums
You can literally already see everything on this site and see where it came from.

thinking Trump would actually protect you from shit that matters topkek. He only cares about optics.

But this is the DARKEST timeline

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watching you kikes try to gas light this place is pretty funny
whats failing this hard for weeks feel like moshe?

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Orange man will sign, he is a retarded boomer.

ok groomer

You meme'd better dead then red, now live up to it.

>meme flag
Yes, enjoy your little tirades while they last, Keith.

Special agent Goldstein knows that his sex trafficking Israeli buddies won’t be affected because the US is outsourcing all of our cyber security to them.

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im not using a memeflag and my names not keith moshe...

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WWG1LGBTQ+++
Patriots in control.
Republicans and jewish democrats want to monitor literally 100% of internet communications for your children’s safety. Trust me.
>handrubbingmerchant.zip

make this into a general and add links next time!

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>WWG1LGBTQ+++
>Parrots in control.
>Republicans and jewish democrats want to monitor literally 100% of internet.
> It's for the children.
> Trust me.
>>slurpy-rabbi+child.gif
FTFY

Yeah sorry I was dumb and forgot to include the links in the OP. Posted here tho:

>eff.org/deeplinks/2020/03/earn-it-bill-governments-not-so-secret-plan-scan-every-message-online

thx 4 link

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>eff.org/deeplinks/2020/03/earn-it-bill-governments-not-so-secret-plan-scan-every-message-online
I used the website to send a message to my congressmen.
Thanks, user.

It means the State Attorney General has the ability to regulate the internet as they please.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH
It didn’t have to be this way

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Oy vey the goyim know shut it the fuck down

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