4chan attacks anti-pirating sites

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Yeah, seriously, fuck 4chan for protecting the freedom of the internet.

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Besides, I wonder just how many of us are /b/tards.

Or /v/tards, for that matter.
 
loserkidsblink182 said:
Yeah, seriously, fuck 4chan for protecting the freedom of the internet.

dry.gif


Besides, I wonder just how many of us are /b/tards.

Or /v/tards, for that matter.
>he doesn't know about /v/irgins
Oh boy someone protecting the freedom of internet, I must hate them.

Wait, what?

Anyways, it's not like this is going to get anyone anywhere anyway.
 
As annoying as a bunch of trigger-happy retards are, it is relieving that they are fighting on our side, at least as far as they are taking anyones side.
 
DBlaze said:
loserkidsblink182 said:
Yeah, seriously, fuck 4chan for protecting the freedom of the internet.

dry.gif


Besides, I wonder just how many of us are /b/tards.

Or /v/tards, for that matter.
>he doesn't know about /v/irgins
Oh boy someone protecting the freedom of internet, I must hate them.

Wait, what?

Anyways, it's not like this is going to get anyone anywhere anyway.

Eh, it's difficult to read sarcasm through text, but that's what I was aiming for.

Let it be known that I support whatever 4chan's doing to protect our freedoms.
 
I approve of this message that 4chan is trying to send. I have had a rather large hatred for the MPAA and RIAA for the last several years after they blatantly started targeting communities of guitar and bass playing enthusiasts trying to learn songs through interpretation charts called tablature that is freely available to anyone in a more simplified version of what you get in a book. Apparently writing numbers in formation of a pattern using Notepad constitutes copyright infringement even if it's not correct and like most tabs, is just an interpretation which is not against the law.
 

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