With all these websites going Dark in Protest of SOPA/PIPA here in the US, I decided to finally send off emails to my Senators and Representative. While I did use basically the same email for each one, the message is still the same. Vote against this, or I’ll vote for someone who will.
Mr. Jim Renacci,
First of all, I would like to thank you for your time. I’m writing to you to convince you to vote against the Stop Online Piracy Act. I’m sure many other people have already written you giving many varying reasons as to why you should not vote for this particular bill. I am not going to be another person to do this.
I imagine that you’ve read this bill thoroughly, and have thought of it’s possible implications, so I’m not going to insult you by possibly preaching about things you’ve already considered. What I will do is leave you with this message:
Remember, you represent the people of the United States of America in the 16th District in the State of Ohio. You do not represent the MPAA, RIAA, Macmillian US, Viacom, Nike, L’Oreal, Acushnet Company, NBCUniversal, Pfizer, Ford, Revlon, NBA, or any other company or corporation that supports this bill. Corporations aren’t people, so their opinion doesn’t matter. The only opinions that matter, are those of the people you represent, and this one (just in case you’re keeping score to figure out which way to vote) is very against this bill.
You’re free to vote however you want though, but I hope you vote according to what your district wants, and that you vote against this bill. If you do vote for this bill, I won’t stop you or make any threats against you, you’re just doing your job. What I will do is vote against you and for someone who is against SOPA when your seat becomes available.
Once again, I thank you for your time.
Mr. Sherrod Brown,
First of all, I would like to thank you for your time. I’m writing to you to convince you to vote against the Protect-IP Act. I’m sure many other people have already written you giving many varying reasons as to why you should not vote for this particular bill. I am not going to be another person to do this.
I imagine that you’ve read this bill thoroughly, and have thought of it’s possible implications, so I’m not going to insult you by possibly preaching about things you’ve already considered. What I will do is leave you with this message:
Remember, you represent the people of the United States of America in the State of Ohio. You do not represent the MPAA, RIAA, Macmillian US, Viacom, Nike, L’Oreal, Acushnet Company, NBCUniversal, Pfizer, Ford, Revlon, NBA, or any other company or corporation that supports this bill. Corporations aren’t people, so their opinion doesn’t matter. The only opinions that matter, are those of the people you represent, and this one (just in case you’re keeping score to figure out which way to vote) is very against this bill.
You’re free to vote however you want though, but I hope you vote according to what your district wants, and that you vote against this bill. If you do vote for this bill, I won’t stop you or make any threats against you, you’re just doing your job. What I will do is vote against you and for someone who is against PIPA when your seat becomes available.
Once again, I thank you for your time.
Mr Rob Portman,
First of all, I would like to thank you for your time. I’m writing to you to convince you to vote against the Protect-IP Act. I’m sure many other people have already written you giving many varying reasons as to why you should not vote for this particular bill. I am not going to be another person to do this.
I imagine that you’ve read this bill thoroughly, and have thought of it’s possible implications, so I’m not going to insult you by possibly preaching about things you’ve already considered. What I will do is leave you with this message:
Remember, you represent the people of the United States of America in the State of Ohio. You do not represent the MPAA, RIAA, Macmillian US, Viacom, Nike, L’Oreal, Acushnet Company, NBCUniversal, Pfizer, Ford, Revlon, NBA, or any other company or corporation that supports this bill. Corporations aren’t people, so their opinion doesn’t matter. The only opinions that matter, are those of the people you represent, and this one (just in case you’re keeping score to figure out which way to vote) is very against this bill.
You’re free to vote however you want though, but I hope you vote according to what your district wants, and that you vote against this bill. If you do vote for this bill, I won’t stop you or make any threats against you, you’re just doing your job. What I will do is vote against you and for someone who is against PIPA when your seat becomes available.
Once again, I thank you for your time.