What does this shirt say?

http://www.bytelove.com/partners/kopimi-/-tpb/fra-t-shirt-limited-edition/prod_91.aspx

The literal translation is broken as hell.

"at this Internet had People's By rights Abolish"

That's what I got. I'm pretty sure that's not right.

likewise. Where's our Quez when we need him? The little fucker's gone and taken off for a while!

Quez is helping with BD2. He won a 'number one fan' contest and now he's going to be in BD2 as a 7 foot tall Maru Maru.

I got the same translation

On this Internet had People's By rights Abolish

"Warning
On the internet the people have no rights"

That what I think it says

Thanks Kevin!

maybe its a net neutrality thing

It's a pro p2p shirt I linked to from The Pirate Bay.

If it's a pro P2P shirt and the closest translation from Kelvin is about people not having rights maybe it means no copyright?

That'd make sense I think....

Thats pretty gay.

Varning - På detta Internet har Folkets Rättigheter Avskaffats

Warning - on this Internet the rights of the people have been abolished.

They are critisicing the new FRA-law that the Swedish government is trying to get approved.
Basically the law will let our intelligence agencies spy on all Internet traffic that goes in and out of the country.
There's been massive protests against this and it all started with personal blogs critisicing it. With time the concerns grew and more people got involved and when the established media wrote about it the government had to re-think their plans. Right now there's no telling whether the law will be approved, modified or completely done away with.
There's a great fear that the new law will be used as an excuse for mass monitoring of the people, without actually preventing any serious threats like terrorism or organised crime. We Swedes are very concerned about democracy and peoples rights and that shirt is just one example.

Yes Sweden is very concerned about rights etc. and in a recent survey it was among the best countries in Europe in many area's except for one : privacy (got 1/5 there). There was some stuff in that article about the government handing (selling?) out ID-information of Swedish citizens to countries as Malaysia, Indonesia. I don't know for what purpose though.
The problem with that new law is that it can lead to more widespread control than what is officially planned. Especially since they have broken some of their own rules before. They did say recently that they won't monitor everything though. So it would not detect if people wrote "bomb" etc. in mails. But they would go through encrypted stuff to start with. 

needs more skulls and demonic angels imo

Silentbomber


needs more skulls and demonic angels imo

You on you're period?