“The United States Trade
Representative has once again labeled Canada a piracy haven.” Canada has now
been put on a priority watch list along with several other countries, as they
have not yet enforced harsh enough copyright infringement laws according to the
United States.
It turns out the US has been
threatening countries to put them on a trade blacklist if they do not enforce
stricter, harsher copyright laws. In one instance, the US Ambassador threatened
Spain with such actions if they “failed to pass a SOPA-style site blocking law.”
Is this fair? Do United State Trade Representatives have a right to do so? Many
seem to think not claiming that the US often produces “fact-free report that
ignored any point of view except that of the big media companies.” The United
States is essentially blackmailing other countries into running legislation the
way they do, and that is simply unacceptable.
http://torrentfreak.com/u-s-labels-canada-a-piracy-haven-120430/
The USA always wants to be in the drivers seat not only with online technologies. I dont agree I feel they are always bullying other countries to believe what they want. If we want to share information we should be allowed to without having someone watching and breathing down our necks on what is right and wrong
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