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Bill: Intellectual Property (Software) Abolition Act

Details

Submitted by[?]: Judicial Union Party

Status[?]: defeated

Votes: This is an ordinary bill. It requires more yes votes than no votes. This bill will not pass any sooner than the deadline.

Voting deadline: November 2619

Description[?]:

An act to abolish software patents.

Proposals

Debate

These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:

Date04:39:39, August 10, 2008 CET
FromJudicial Union Party
ToDebating the Intellectual Property (Software) Abolition Act
MessageThe current law goes against freedom of expression.

Date14:50:36, August 10, 2008 CET
FromLiberty Party
ToDebating the Intellectual Property (Software) Abolition Act
MessageThe current law protects people's right to succeed.

Date14:52:44, August 10, 2008 CET
FromJudicial Union Party
ToDebating the Intellectual Property (Software) Abolition Act
MessageNobody has a right to lock up information.

Date14:59:45, August 10, 2008 CET
FromLiberty Party
ToDebating the Intellectual Property (Software) Abolition Act
MessageNobody has the right to prevent people making money.

Date15:00:46, August 10, 2008 CET
FromJudicial Union Party
ToDebating the Intellectual Property (Software) Abolition Act
MessageSo somehow not giving a person a monopoly is preventing them making money? Wow, the world you live in must be scary. It's a good thing it doesn't correspond to the real world at all.

Date15:39:22, August 10, 2008 CET
FromHello Kitty Party
ToDebating the Intellectual Property (Software) Abolition Act
MessageDid you hurt yourself again?

Date22:44:29, August 10, 2008 CET
Fromal-Hizb at-Tukarali al-Qawmi al-Ijtima'i
ToDebating the Intellectual Property (Software) Abolition Act
MessageHow does the party that keeps proposing these silly bills stay in power? I can't wait until the next elections

Date23:30:26, August 10, 2008 CET
FromJudicial Union Party
ToDebating the Intellectual Property (Software) Abolition Act
MessageBecause the people agree with us.

Date00:55:15, August 11, 2008 CET
FromHello Kitty Party
ToDebating the Intellectual Property (Software) Abolition Act
MessageApparently the people do not agree with you.

Date04:35:29, August 11, 2008 CET
FromJudicial Union Party
ToDebating the Intellectual Property (Software) Abolition Act
MessageNo, the parties don't. The people do.

Date05:46:57, August 11, 2008 CET
FromLiberty Party
ToDebating the Intellectual Property (Software) Abolition Act
MessageJust because someone votes for you does not mean they necessarily agree with you.

Date06:51:59, August 11, 2008 CET
FromJudicial Union Party
ToDebating the Intellectual Property (Software) Abolition Act
MessageOften people vote for parties they are ideologically opposed to, naturally.

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Voting

Vote Seats
yes
 

Total Seats: 156

no
    

Total Seats: 194

abstain
  

Total Seats: 150


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