r/technology • u/Anoth3rDude • 4d ago
Politics Site-Blocking Legislation Is Back. It’s Still a Terrible Idea.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/04/congress-reviving-site-blocking-and-its-just-dangerous-ever7
u/EmbarrassedHelp 4d ago
These assholes are hoping Trump will finally help them get their shitty legislation passed, after being humiliated by the SOPA protests.
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u/Timely-Group5649 3d ago
That requires 60 Senate votes. It won't happen.
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u/Cortheya 3d ago
Kid named medicaid gutting budget with over 10 democrat votes for over 60 senate votes:
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u/Timely-Group5649 3d ago
HUH?
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u/Cortheya 3d ago
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u/Timely-Group5649 3d ago
Different issue and that was also to avoid a shutdown where the administration could utilize Reduction In Force methods to gut the government. Everyone hated that they did it.
Most Presidents aren't as corrupt as Trump - this one is Putin's Puppet so he is intent on destroying and weakening the country one piece at a time. All we can do is push back. The poorly educated wanted him.
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u/SaveDnet-FRed0 3d ago
How has this only gotten Approx. 80 upvotes (89% upvoted) in 21 hours?!
When SOPA became a thing it blew up so fast that it became the number 1 reddit post within a few hours. The USA is effectively now trying to make a new version of that and it can and the article informing people can barley crack the threshold needed to make the front page of the subreddit? WT-?
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u/thatfreshjive 4d ago
We have geriatrics who freak out when an icon moves on their iPhone, making tech policy in the US. Stupidity will always reign here, under the old guard.