...you gotta write your members of Congress too and let them know--politely--that there will be consequences if they let this heinous bill pass.
If you somehow don't know what SOPA is, click here.
And here is what it could do to comics.
Also, little indie cartoonist guys like me would never have had their work seen if not for the free and open internet. I make my own content, but I would be crippled if SOPA passes because much of the infrastructure I depend on would be gone, and the corporate guys would own the playing field.
And the web would end up something you have to pay for, every time you use it, on your phone. At best. DC and Marvel support this bill precisely for this reason.
And given the shit Hollywood already tries to cram in your every orifice, just imagine what would happen if they controlled the internet and had say on what is and is not there.
Lots are protesting or blacking out their sites. That's great. But you also need to write your senators and representatives. And do so in a firm, but CIVIL way. You're looking to persuade, not give yourself catharsis.
So click here to be guided to where you can find and contact said members of congress. You can't go on Wikipedia today, so you've got the time.

CENSORTIVITY, 1988, Steve Bissette, from TABOO.(c)1988 Steve Bissette.
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