The Hitler SOPA Video is Full of Laughter and Learning
Senduran Bhakthakumaran — January 23, 2012 — Pop Culture
References: americancensorship.org & blameitonthevoices
The Hitler SOPA video is a hilarious take on how Hitler would react to the recent bill in protest. The historical figure has already shown how well he can exercise hate among the masses, and this is now applied to SOPA, symbolizing the mass out pour of dissent towards the piracy bill.
The video was compiled using clips from The Downfall (2004) and the subtitles are available for viewers to see in the info section under the video on YouTube. This video will have audiences laughing at the infamous icon's reaction to SOPA, as he is portrayed as an Internet giant. Viewers will also receive great insight into SOPA, and how it can hinder many of the daily activities that web-users enjoy.
The video was compiled using clips from The Downfall (2004) and the subtitles are available for viewers to see in the info section under the video on YouTube. This video will have audiences laughing at the infamous icon's reaction to SOPA, as he is portrayed as an Internet giant. Viewers will also receive great insight into SOPA, and how it can hinder many of the daily activities that web-users enjoy.
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