This time it isn't Bill C-61. Instead, the Conservatives website faces claims of copyright infringement and demands to take down content.
Conservatives Facing New Copyright Controversy
September 11, 2008
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can I be the first to say… BAHAHAHA
Now they truly know why Canadians spoke out against their legislation it just took a little karma for them to figure it out.
neo con thieves
na it smore like
FAIL
and they FAIL nicely LOL
spread the words
“Conservative WEBSITE in COPYRIGHT HOTWATER”
should get news coverage eventually….
facebook
oh an new facebook is totally fucked up i cant find groups anymore
nice move you bone heads
look for facebook to completely die inside a month
groups
little tiny tiny button on the bottom
ewwwww
Conservative copyright infringement is f
Jim Prentice was caught infringing Google copyright! here:
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This is why I’m voting Liberal
The conservatives are a joke, they say they want to crack down on copyright infringement and then turn around and infringe left and right. They have GOT TO GO! I don’t have any love for the Liberal’s either, but it’s better to have a corrupt Canada, than a Corrupt 51st state of the USA.
You know what they say
Liberals steal my money
Conservatives steal my freedom.