List Of Traitors In The House Who Voted For CISPA

[DamianTV]

http://www.govtrack.us/congress/votes/112-2012/h192

In case any of you need a quick reference for who voted for what.

 

[Drex]

All 3 jokers in my state voted for that.. and SOPA.. and NDAA.. kill me now

edit: We need to get enough people to just spam some of these tools' pages on FB.

 

[Origanalist]

All 3 jokers in my state voted for that.. and SOPA.. and NDAA.. kill me now

Why would we kill you for someone elses vote?

 

[DamianTV]

All 3 jokers in my state voted for that.. and SOPA.. and NDAA.. kill me now

Is it okay if we kill you after you vote in honest replacements for the Jokers?

 

[Drex]

Why would we kill you for someone elses vote?

Ne[ocon]braska

 

[John F Kennedy III]

Cali- 21 YES and 31 NO

That's really surprising. Of course I don't trust a single one of them.

 

[Drex]

Cali- 21 YES and 31 NO

That's really surprising. Of course I don't trust a single one of them.

It turned very poltical. Most all republicans voted for, democrats no. If a republican voted against they would be deemed a traitor

 

[John F Kennedy III]

It turned very poltical. Most all republicans voted for, democrats no. If a republican voted against they would be deemed a traitor

Thank you. That explains it. Cali reps are mostly democrats.

 

[CharlesTX]

The Neocon in my district, Michael T. McCaul, voted aye. Not surprised.

 

[DerickVonD]

Can we get an adress list of these folks, I think that would be most useful.

 

[row333au]

Notice with all of the "cyber security" policies and arguments with protecting the public, there is a provision in there that doesn't protect personal data, privacy and legally hacking individuals through deceptive legalities - So the question is, what are they protecting?

The government is protecting the 'Big Corporations' to do anything while giving them unlimited rights with impunity over the billions of people's collective individual rights and freedom - from infringing, recording, manipulating and stealing - or anything you do (activities and data) and hacking into your computers and phones while using the internet; worst of these are that they will give those to the governments, UN organizations and etc...

 

[Knightskye]

All Republicans in my state voted Yes and all the Democrats voted No, except one Democrat who didn't vote. That was surprising.

Also, I initially read the bill as "Cyborg Intelligence Sharing..." I'm hungry.

 

[thetruthhurtsthefed]

A member of parliament in Canada ( vic toews) recently pushed for a cispa type bill ( I think it was bill c-30) and tried to sugar coat
it for the sake of child / kiddyporn ( which is a legit reason but the bill/law goes way further into stripping our internet privacy than
just protecting children. So some brilliant political insider published mr toews' personal life via twitter (he's going through a divorce) to push the point of Internet privacy. Maybe something to consider for these ass clowns that voted for cispa??

 

[Brian4Liberty]

Wow, a lot of Californians voted against, both D and R.

 

[COpatriot]

My neocon embarrassment of a Congressman, Doug Lamborn (CO-5), voted for it.

 

[CaptainAmerica]

All 3 jokers in my state voted for that.. and SOPA.. and NDAA.. kill me now

edit: We need to get enough people to just spam some of these tools' pages on FB.

a bill recently passed in Arizona makes spam punishable with up to 17 years of prison or something close to it.

 

[DamianTV]

a bill recently passed in Arizona makes spam punishable with up to 17 years of prison or something close to it.

Funny thing about Oligarchs, they usually think themselves to be exempt from their own laws.

 

[tttppp]

http://www.govtrack.us/congress/votes/112-2012/h192

In case any of you need a quick reference for who voted for what.

Why is it mostly republicans who are voting for increased regulations, and the democrats voting no? I thought republicans were suppose to support decreased regulations.

 

[azxd]

Why is it mostly republicans who are voting for increased regulations, and the democrats voting no? I thought republicans were suppose to support decreased regulations.

Republican and Democrat is a myth ... They work wonders with deception, and generate great divides via the Two Party labels.

 

[seeker4sho]

http://www.govtrack.us/congress/votes/112-2012/h192

In case any of you need a quick reference for who voted for what.

I do not like to be gloom and doom but I have come to the conclusion that our only hope to return our country around and restore freedom is for a collapse of the dollar. As long as the status quo is in power we do not stand a chance.