(Yes I know its old news)

This time more retardedly than last time.

http://torrent-finder.com/

For those that don't know, torrent-finder is just a search engine, it's like Google for torrents. It makes me wonder when Google itself will be seized, since you can use it to Google "stolen bikes" and all.
Of course, all the US can do is take the domain name, so torrent-finder is still available at http://torrent-finder.info... VERY EFFECTIVE.


What do you guys think about about the US pretending to be the big bad internet police?

makes me lol
like everything US does, they pretend to be the big bad everything.

Oh we are the big bad oil controler
Oh we are the big bad army
Oh we are the big bad internet police.

idk if they realize people see them has a joke more then anything

I think Google will be fine, they do have more money than the US to say the least.

Ironically, I never use Torrent Finder to find torrents. I use Google.

Also u have torrent finder extension for Google Chrome that is blatantly advertised on the extensions page. It is not sized.

I think Trolololoooooololooooo,
I live in the Uk what ya gonna do US xD

Uber-Irony:

Google is listed as a Torrent-Site on torrent-finder.info

I feel like the US is wanting to conquer the world. Their ''big badass army'' is everywhere. Their 'big badass FBI'' is everywhere. Eventualy they will fall known as the modern rome.

ok

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I'm surprised this turned into a fight against the country instead of the policy.

As an american I can attest that we spend all our time beating ourselves up in an attempt to pay off debts, clean up the environment and stop using so much oil, and pull our education together to meet the standards of our friends on the other side of the pond.

Turns out they hate us.

How did they seize the domain? Through law or through that old underhanded "buy the domain name before they can pay for another year's subscription" trick like the one used to take the domains of websites and sell them back for a gratuitous price?

And if the US keeps this "internet police" business up, Anonymous will be on their ass right-quick.