Dan Bull is known for his protests against draconian copyright legislation such as SOPA and ACTA , and this week it once again became clear what he’s fighting for. After Bull responded to a “ridiculous” lawsuit brought by rapper Lord Finesse against his colleague Mac Miller, the critical response was censored from YouTube on copyright grounds. Interestingly enough, plenty of other Lord Finesse copyrighted content on YouTube was not censored, suggesting the takedown was political. Needless to say, this has made Dan Bull even more angry than before. “I have fought ACTA, SOPA, DEA and various other forms of censorship in the name of copyright. I will not be silenced by this kind of abuse of the copyright system

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Abusing Copyright To Stifle Dissent & Censor Critics