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Brazilian Internet lawby ~Latuff2

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The Brazilian Congress will vote on a bill that forces every user and provider under its jurisdiction to identify every transaction. Should it pass, every time a Brazilian user sends an email, talks in a chat or comments in a blog, he will be tracked either by the provider, either by a government agency.

Dialogue balloon reads (in Portuguese) "You are under arrest for copyright violation!". Computer screen reads "Downloading music".

(To be published in the magazine "Ideias" of the Sindicato dos Servidores das Justicas Federais no Rio de Janeiro, SISEJUFE)

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~bluessaurus Jul 13, 2009

Brazilian Federal Police can't take even a flu; can't imagine taking a "internet pirate".
Hah!

~felipe2600 May 23, 2009

hahaha, like if any law work in brazil.

~Harris2300 May 14, 2009

I love it when governments pass laws that are logically impossible to fully enforce. After-all, the state of Texas has laws against homosexuality, but hardly any officers are willing to crack down on gay couples because what they do is in private and the cops never know about it. There was also the US government's idea to tap all international phone-calls and emails. Too bad it didn't bring us any closer to capturing Bin Laden.

=Mike-Dragon Jan 26, 2009 Hobbyist Digital Artist

All what they want is more money from us. As if the EXTREMELY HIGH TAXES ON EVERYTHING wasn't enough! >=\

The way things are, soon they will try to charge for the air we breath. ò_ó

=Mike-Dragon Jan 26, 2009 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Sabe... Soa como ditadura. >=\ Internet é um campo de liberdade, e eles querem nos vigiar como se vivessemos dentro de uma ditadura. >

~Russiarules1 Jan 3, 2009 Student Artist

Mexico dosnt care if some1 downloads musik
they dont gave a shit!
AND I AM FROM MEXICO

~SpiderUrashima Dec 12, 2008 Professional Digital Artist

e sabemos q nao é bem assim...

*Ritualist Sep 20, 2008 Hobbyist Digital Artist

We almost had the same law in Serbia.
Even if they had passed it, practically it would shut down itself after few weeks.

Our civil rights are guaranteed by laziness of our police.

~SlavicWolf Jul 29, 2008 Hobbyist General Artist

scary as is it is. Here in the North we didn't get a law like that. we got something called the Patriot act 3. version 4 would have looked to familiar to you. as for five. i shudder at the thought.

*JohnnySix Jul 13, 2008 Professional Artist

-1 for net neutrality.

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