CISPA Will Improve U.S. Cybersecurity

this bill clearly impinges upon every individuals 4 amendment rights. It is inevitable that this bill will be used to abuse authority and it is completely unconstitutional. This bill will allow them to track every move we make on the internet, and the only reason these tech companies are behind this now is because they will be getting payed for their cooperation. We could not sue them for exposing any information that was meant to be private and using it against us for whatever reason, because it would be legal for them to spy on us in this manner. Goodbye privacy- which is already questionable as it is. Goodbye freedom of speech.

Jess of KY 12:31PM April 24, 2012

"The only kind of “information sharing legislation” the US government should be sleepless about until passing is legislation that protects us from the harm and abuse of having our information shared without our consent. They should be forcing companies to tell us what the hell they’re doing with our data - every time they share it, and with whom.

Seems to me that if the government wants to backdoor collecting my communication and data by going through companies I conduct business with, those companies should at least be required to tell me (and have some sort of due process).

Companies like Google and its new congressional cronies need to listen to us, get their hands off the internet and our data, and step up for the people that gave them this power." -Violet Blue

pseudonyms of CA 11:53PM April 18, 2012

No way...authorities already are invading our lives in ways that are appalling.....businesses already have security in place, no need for CISPA....

Dale Cassidy of MD 4:48PM April 18, 2012