[pp.int.general] Don't you think we should stand up and actually do something?
hyazinthe at emailn.de
hyazinthe at emailn.de
Thu Mar 5 11:43:35 CET 2015
Hi folks,
when I was thinking of the mumble meeting regarding the copyright reform, which will take place today evening, the following thought
crossed my mind:
There is so much bullshit going on right now:
The EUdataP is being turned into nothing less but the abolishment of data protection
The pro netneutrality draft of the EU parliament of last spring is being turned into a door opener for a 2-class-internet
The pre drafts to a EU copyright reform, which aim at making copyright socially balanced and up-to-date, are being turned into copyright tightening laws like ACTA was
The EU keeps heading for TTIP, CETA and TiSA, which will lever out our democracy, undermine basic rights and in the midterm unavoidably will lead to lowering of our social standards
The surveillance scandal is being kept untouched
No social answers from politics on the automatization of our working world fueled by the 2 mega trends robotics and artificial intelligence, which is said to abolish 50 % of the jobs in the world until 2025
The gap between rich and poor is widening to such an extrem extent, that now for instance there are other examples the richest 1% of people in Germany own 33% of capital of Germany a clear consequence of the current structural status quo/regulatory framework counter moves from politics ? Nothing !
etc.
... actually it's kind a pointless to pick up one single issue;
actually we should stand up against all of that and do 1 international demo day against all of that bullshit. Maybe with encores/repititions.
And we could name the demos "future" demos. Slogan: "stop selling our future", "people before profits".
Because this is, what's going on. Corruption in form of a lot of parlamentarians are selling our future.
This counter move could be flanked with a web site and flyers communicating the aforementioned sell outs and demand political U-turns.
Keep in mind that currently because of the same reason the anonymous network is also vitalising and worried...
Another thought:
We as the european pirates can't disappear and every 5 years suddenly appear 3 months before EU elections and say "vote for us!",
Well, we can, but than we don't need to wonder, that noone knows us. Currently key decision on our core topics are being made in the
worst thinkable way. Why can't afford to be that quiet !
Who's with me?
Greetings,
Tobias Lechner
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