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    1. Red alert! it seems they are trying to rush all of the 19 bills out of the subcommittee but it will still need to go to full committee and congress only has a week and a half left until christmas break. Either way here a list of bad US internet bills and how to contact your Rep.

      http://www.badinternetbills.com

      Support the EFF and FFTF.

      Link to there sites

      http://www.eff.org

      http://www.fightforthefuture.org

      And Free Speech Coalition

      http://www.freespeechcoalition.com

    2. Caraes_Naur on

      These bills are not about kids‘ online safety, they actually seek to **bolster the surveillance state**.

      „Kid’s online safety“ is *always* the bait before the switch. Every. Single. Time.

    3. JustJubliant on

      I think it’s an issue across all the isles. Now release the Epstein files.

    4. I just want to say, to all the people who read this and think, “no point in contacting my Rep, these fuckers are gonna push this through anyways”… Honestly, you’re probably right. But if you do contact your Rep and tell them to oppose these bills, you’ll at least know that you didn’t sit idly by while our government worked to strip us of any and all remaining amount of privacy afforded by a free and open Internet. At least you’ll have done your part.

    5. HytaleBetawhen on

      Yeah we have a president found liable for sexual assault and an entire party rallied behind defending such behavior but let’s worry about the teenagers googling boobs.

      If you wanna actually protect the youth online go after engagement based algorithms.

    6. iowa_gneiss on

      You know how we pardon former leaders who were in prison for coordinating major drug operations while bombing small boats we pretend all had drugs on them?

      We’re the people in the boats in this scenario.

    7. notPabst404 on

      I don’t want to hear a single word about „protecting kids“ when there is a pedo in chief in the White House! This bill is really about expanding mass surveillance.

    8. GrandAdmiralTheDude on

      Who’s paying for this? Congress doesn’t do anything without getting their kickback.

      These laws getting pushed in so many nations simultaneously is also not a coincidence.

    9. _BreakingGood_ on

      If Section 230 is repealed, that’s pretty much the end of it. With all the power that „big tech“ has, I really wonder how this has gotten anywhere at all, instead they’re all fighting over who can bend the knee fastest and hardest.

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