>>112
So is lot's of art going to end up getting taken down, or just shitty porn?

>>112
If the US congress actually allows this policy for the US, I suspect a larger minority of people to start adopting i2p for torrents and pirated content. For things like non-pirated fan made content, I suspect things to turn into youtube, where things can be taken down before corporations have the chance to attack a website. I suspect a lot of web hosting to move away from TPP countries. New Zealand is pretty cucked now.

>>114
Don't people bitch to have things taken down all the time any ways? So basically nothing will change except less variety of pirated shit?

>>114
Also, I was under the impression congress didn't have any say do to grade A faggotry or something?

>>114
>larger minority
You overestimate the intelligence of the human race. If people were smart enough to use those avenues now they would

>>116
Congress has nothing to do with it TPP is "fast tracked" which goes straight to the president. They passed a bill earlier this year that special trade pacts go to the top and it was specifically for TPP and TIPP.

>>115
I can't really ague with that, other than the fact that some sites are a bit more picky when it comes toward enforcing copyright see 8chan. I guess a lot of people will end up not hosting websites in the US anymore.

>>116
"fast tracked" means that the president only has control over negotiating the agreement, and that the deal cannot be amended or filibustered while going through congress. It can only be approved or denied. That's really bad, but it still can be stopped in the US - so long as representatives understand that no one wants this.

>>117
Look at how many people still use fakeboot despite it's awful tracking. What's even worse is that a large portion of facebook users use the mobile app, despite it's awful tracking and permissions. Look at how many normalfags have Windows 10 because it's "free." Now you think majority of people something like i2p? Again, I think it may be a larger minority of people, but certainly not a majority.

test

>>126
>personally know people who are so technologically illiterate that they had to take their PC "to the shop" to get it fixed after Wangblows10 dun goofed upon installation
>"but I've got a shiny new free OS!"

No, you daft cunt, you're down however much you just paid the repair guy.

I am actually surprised at how quickly normalfags started to into torrenting, though. I thought for sure they'd be stuck on hosting sites for eons.