Voting on individual amendments (like the proposal to delete #Article13) was rejected by a majority of just 5 votes. #SaveYourInternetpic.twitter.com/RprPoiH3dZ
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Dark day for internet freedom: The @Europarl_EN has rubber-stamped copyright reform including #Article13 and #Article11. MEPs refused to even consider amendments. The results of the final vote: 348 in favor, 274 against #SaveYourInternetpic.twitter.com/8bHaPEEUk3
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and the longer we remain inside this heinous institution, the more caging laws they'll rush through. It's unforgiable that
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This is absolutely no reason to justify Brexit. The UK votes in favour of this law in the EU Council. If it voted against, it would be rejected. Internet freedoms will be worse if you don’t have the rest of the EU counter-balancing the UK government.
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This is not good news at all.
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Gibt es noch Möglichkeiten zum protest?
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#rausauseu SO! Nie wollte ich das sagen! - End of conversation
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What will happen now?
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This will be put on the table in each EU-country now. It could take up to two years until we see what will happen to the internet.
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