"Imagine the following situation: you think your vocal skills are too impressive to be wasted in the bathroom and you decide to share with the world your talent. Like many people do , recording a video playing their favorite song and send it to YouTube so that thousands of users can see and choose them as a potential idol.
That's how Justin Bieber became known, for example. And that's why one of the most famous quotes of the activists is anti-SOPA "Justin Bieber's release."
Immersed in an Internet "SOPA" supported by the legislative representatives of the great industries of entertainment, passing to the bathroom to YouTube would be a criminal act entitled to up to five years in prison, if this hypothetical new Justin Bieber persisted in the breach.
Ultimately, it could also lead to the closure of YouTube itself, if it did not accede to demands from the copyright holder and refused to delete the video."
So, Justin Bieber can be arrested for at least five years. Wow, SOPA. Now, that's act. Not the other firetruck things.
According to the news:
"Imagine the following situation: you think your vocal skills are too impressive to be wasted in the bathroom and you decide to share with the world your talent. Like many people do , recording a video playing their favorite song and send it to YouTube so that thousands of users can see and choose them as a potential idol.
That's how Justin Bieber became known, for example. And that's why one of the most famous quotes of the activists is anti-SOPA "Justin Bieber's release."
Immersed in an Internet "SOPA" supported by the legislative representatives of the great industries of entertainment, passing to the bathroom to YouTube would be a criminal act entitled to up to five years in prison, if this hypothetical new Justin Bieber persisted in the breach.
Ultimately, it could also lead to the closure of YouTube itself, if it did not accede to demands from the copyright holder and refused to delete the video."
So, Justin Bieber can be arrested for at least five years. Wow, SOPA. Now, that's act. Not the other firetruck things.