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"Privacy advocates are up in arms after the House Intelligence committee overwhelmingly approved an updated draft of the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, or CISPA, Wednesday afternoon by a vote of 18-to-2. Now if the bill makes it all the way to the desk of US President Barack Obama, Americans will likely be subjected to having the personal information they provide to online businesses shared with the governments top-secret spy agencies."
http://rt.com/usa/information-privacy-bill-cispa-699/
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(6,234 posts)DJ13
(23,671 posts)Ever notice that any bills that might help people, like increasing the minimum wage or countless others, are lucky to get one vote, which always goes down in flames, but something that only serves corporate interests while hurting the average person gets to keep coming back for a vote repeatedly, until the opposition tires and they get what they want?
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