The European Parliament will vote 20th of June on the Copyright Directive. The votes of 10 Members of the parliament will determine if the Internet remains open and free from censorship in the EU. Tell them you need them to protect your Internet against surveillance and censorship machines.
Article 11, link tax, would force anyone using snippets of journalistic online content to get a license for the publisher first — essentially outlawing current business models of most aggregators and news apps.
Article 13, censorship machines, would make platforms responsible for monitoring user behavior to stop copyright infringements, but basically means only huge platforms will have the resources to let users comment or share content.
Just give up. There's no hope for anything. They already destroyed the Web. We just have to swallow our sorrow, and perish.
Hunter Watson
go away defeatist faggot
Mason Gonzalez
When are the results?
Ethan Walker
Why do you care? You aren't even in the EU, Ivan.
Adrian Thomas
No, torrenting movies, games and music is definetly not defined as copyright infringement.
Elijah White
Actually they pretty much are.
Austin Barnes
Very often, my country adapt its laws to follow the UE laws when they judge them as good. It could happen in this case I'm afraid. Also I wanna know if I can laugh at my neighbors.
Luke Scott
Kevin, you are our protectorate.
Brayden Howard
Time to leave the EU and invade Germany.
Jackson Myers
rood. Go back to Asia.
Owen Clark
>Can't link to memes >Can't shill websites >Piracy completely unaffected as usual
Where were you when the internet was unironically saved by the EU.
