Tumblr and Youtube shut down by the end of 2011
Welp.
I, for one, find Tumblr one of the more reliable sources of information and one of the most up to date. We knew about the content of Obama’s impromptu surprise announcement before he announced it himself, just to name an example. The same difference applies to Youtube, so when I see things like this:
Sssssooooo…the government is enforcing copyright. Without proof or hearing they uproot a UK resident and SHIP HIM OVER to be persecuted in the US. WITHOUT PROOF.
Now we have The IP Act that is on the fast track of becoming a law.
An except that summarizes what this does: “The PROTECT IP Act would allow copyright owners – movie studios and other content providers – simply to accuse a website of infringement, which could lead to that site being shut down by court order and entire links to the site being wiped clean from the Internet.”
I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that if you even pass a disagreeable fart, a big angry fist will punch you in the butthole and seal said butthole forever.
WHERE’S OUR SHIT GONNA GO?
Before:
After:
So the title of this, while an exaggeration of something that hasn’t happened, is a very real possibility and it’s so close to happening.
Don’t just reblog this and feel like you helped the world because you’re half-assing it. Sign it. Reblog it. Sign it and reblog it.
i know that:
a. this isn’t ocd otter
and
b. this blog’s been kind of slow lately (took an unintentional hiatus and am currently working on revamping this blog and getting it up and running)
but this is really
really
important
inlovewithnature-deactivated201 asked: I love your tumblr. In all honestly, I'm finding out that there are things other people do too and I'm not that weird, lol.
I’m the same way with a lot of this stuff!
Seriously, fucking magnets on my fridge up my anxiety.
Irony in the fact that “mental anguish” is symmetrical.
yellow-ribbons-deactivated20110 asked: Oh my goodness. I love your freakin' blog.
It's so relevant!
Thanks!
OCD Otter is my patronus.
