According to allegations, Megaupload, when informed of illegal copyright information, didn't take it down like other websites, such as YouTube and elsewhere, do.

The Department of Justice has taken a sledgehammer to the problem and taken down everyone's uploaded content, whether they violated the law or not. I tend to upload mp3s of interviews I've conducted -- and legal content like mine was destroyed in the take down of Megaupload.

If the DOJ can destroy legal content, then the laws are already too broad. SOPA must be opposed.

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