This SOPA shit is fucking retarded

And in case they black out pages again, hit esc exactly when the page loads and you can get to the page, found that out last night.

http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2012/01/anonymous-goes-on-megaupload-revenge-spree/

Anon shut down fbi.gov and justice.gov today among others. Retribution for shutting down megaupload.

This was kinda lulz

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2089954/Megaupload-founder-Kim-Dotcom-sprang-electronic-locks-Bond-villain-lair-police-swooped.html

http://www.mmamania.com/2012/1/23/2726805/lorenzo-fertittas-letter-to-congress-in-support-of-the-dreaded-enemy
Middle Easy has it:

This is a critical piece of legislation that directly affects the
Ultimate Fighting Championship® (UFC) and many other U.S.-based
companies that create American jobs by producing live sporting events.
Presently, the UFC, Major League Baseball, the National Basketball
Association, the National Football League, and many other American
sporting businesses are threatened by the unlawful live streaming of our
telecasts.

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the world's largest fight
promotion suggests that piracy is costing thousands of hard working
people their jobs. But is blindly supporting this type of legislation,
regardless of its collateral damage, the best solution?

More from Fertitta after the jump.

The piracy of live sporting events is illegal, it kills jobs, and it
threatens the expansion of U.S.-based companies. This is the issue that
keeps us up at night, and we are very concerned about the continued
theft of our shows.

In 2001, my brother and I along with our friend Dana White, purchased
the nearly bankrupt UFC. We saw great potential in the UFC when many
thought we were crazy. We took a great risk, but today the UFC is a
phenomenal success, creating and impacting thousands of jobs for our
athletes, licensees, partners, and affiliates. That success is
threatened by the theft and retransmission of our live pay-per-view
events and telecasts, which account for a significant portion of our
revenues. Our copyright-protected works are critical to our survival,
yet there are infringing web sites where one can find almost any type of
pirated content, including live UFC events, NFL, NBA, and MLB games,
the Olympics, and virtually every TV show and movie. If copyrighted
works are allowed to be pirated with impunity, the potential effects on
U.S. producers of entertainment programming, including the thousands of
jobs that they create, will be disastrous.