SOPA. Have you heard?

[Tanshaydar]

Thank you for your answer. That's kind of you, and it's a point of view I haven't looked into.
However, although your metaphor is exactly what happens at the moment, patching that bleeding was never something people would take care of. To be in the point of a gun is what they make to take action, that's all. SOPA will not pass as it is now, I'm sure. Same thing happened in my country.
However, after SOPA is taken care of, will people unite again to fight against other big issues? I don't think so. But I hope so.

@Tansel it's not that people don't give a damn about the other issues, it's just that at the moment we are weeks away from the day that they vote on it. Because of that people realize if they're gonna stop it they need to act now and focus all their attention on it if they want to make a difference. Now I'm not saying the other issues aren't important, it's just that people want to make sure this thing doesn't get through and since time is running short they want to make a big impact now. It's kinda like (and I know this metaphor is kinda morbid, but it's true) if someone was holding a gun to your head and said they were about to kill you in a few seconds, but at the same time you were bleeding out. Sure both Issues would result in your death, but you have time to patch up a bleeding wound, if you don't take care of the guy holding a gun to your head immediately he would kill you, so you'd probably want to deal with that first, you know what I mean?