Fascismo digital agora em França

Depois da Austrália implementar um filtro para "proteger" os cidadãos e as crianças dos vicios online, eis que a MERDA que é a França legislar a regra dos 3 avisos, que expulsa 1 pessoa da internet durante um ano ao terceiro aviso de andar a fazer coisas ilegais.

Apenas 15 dos 300 e tais policos, votaram contra este abuso da liberdade ... quem vota contra a população, não sei o que anda a fazer no parlamento... essa gente... era fazer uma listinha deles e mandá-los todos para uma ilha daquelas onde os franceses andaram a fazer testes nucleares ...

Ecali QUÉ ? fraterni QUÉ ? liber QUÉ ???

Aqui ficam umas opiniões interessantes do slashdot.

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This law was mainly pushed by Vivendi but there are powerful backers from all across the spectrum:

* Telecoms firms that want a mandate to filter all Internet traffic so that they can block all P2P, and then VoIP, and then video streaming and then anything which competes with their monopoly products.
* Large ISPs, because these are now all owned by the telecoms firms.
* Vendors like Cisco because they want to sell loads and loads of expensive filtering equipment.
* The music industry, because it still thinks it's going to sue its way back onto the right side of history. Stupid kloten, when will they learn?
* The movie industry, because they've drunk the music industry koolaid.
* The TV industry, because they want to sell more DVDs and because their distributors in the digital age are, of course, the ISPs.
* And finally, certain software firms, because the only way to implement this law, finally, is to use a fully locked down operating system that only runs authorized software, so no Linux.

The French tried so hard to get this same law pushed through the European Parliament, but that seems to be saner.

There are similar legislative pushes all around Europe, at the national level, and for the same reasons.

The Internet is, really, under attack from concerted and powerful forces that hate what those free packets represent.