If SOPA/PIPA Passes

The internet has been passionately fighting everywhere we can to ensure our freedoms aren't taken from us in these unjust bits of legislation.

So lets say it does pass - what then? It would show our voice - the majority of America - the people's voice - doesn't really matter. Our politicians would have shown us they deem their own logic and reasoning more than millions of americans.

If it passes - do we turn violent?

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You missed the point entirely. If the government passes SOPA, it will give it absolute power over what sites Americans can access. Whenever a government gets this power, it does shit like outlaw Anonymous posting (See: China) and pretty much wipes out half the communities online.

The "n00bs" will still have discussion boards, but they will be under strict government surveillance, like in China. Communities who want to be free of this will go underground. It would be a bit like the internet in 1995 when the only discussion boards were the ones you had to use telnet to get into and were generally obscure to the general public. This, in my opinion, was the golden age. Only people who knew how to access them did so and there weren't any retarded 15 year olds spouting memes.