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and one man in particular decided to take his fight against actor to the musical sphere check out dan balz latest take on apta. what's going on. right. now some good stuff now dan boll the self-proclaimed geek rapper created the song appropriately titled to act out because he thinks that the entire agreement is a joke both says that it won't change anything because the law is always one step behind technology and that it's simply going to hurt internet users worldwide and the document strips away on privacy rights on the internet and both things that we have to do anything and everything that we can to fight for what little privacy we have left while also brings up another good point which is if active does does get passed you can bet the popular sites like four chan flick or you tube all of the good ones are going to be taken down so is it that is that what we're told these. really want giving up our users privacy taking down popular websites to give the entertainment industry the leg up in a world where technology reigns supreme now i think that dan bill has a good message here and hopef