00:00You know, it's easy sometimes to feel like you're powerless, like when you come out in the streets and you
00:05march and you yell and nobody hears you.
00:07But I'm here to tell you today, you are powerful. You can stop this bill.
00:12A co-founder of the social news and entertainment website Reddit has been found dead.
00:20Aaron learned how to learn at a very young age.
00:24Bob introduced him to computers and he just took off.
00:28He certainly was a prodigy, although he never kind of thought of himself like that.
00:33He really had different aspirations for the purposes of political goals.
00:38He was sort of learning to hack politics.
00:39Stop soap!
00:40This bill poses a serious threat for all who use the internet.
00:45The freedoms our country had been built on would be suddenly deleted.
00:49I couldn't let that happen.
00:51Aaron was trying to make the world work. He was trying to fix it.
00:55Bringing public access to the public domain.
00:59He doesn't hack Jay Stor in the traditional sense of hacking.
01:02He wasn't stealing. He was making a point.
01:06They arrested him. Strip searched him and left him in solitary confinement.
01:10He said, they want to make an example out of me.
01:14On the internet, everybody has a license to speak. It's a question of who gets heard.
01:18Aaron Schwartz was not a criminal.
01:21You can say, oh, this is another instance of cyber war.
01:24The cyber criminals are attacking us again.
01:26They use those as excuses to push through more and more dangerous laws.
01:31This is a poor use of prosecutorial discretion.
01:34Should have never gotten the attention of the criminal system.
01:39We need to galvanize opposition today because today is when it matters.
01:50Aaron was willing to put himself at risk for the causes that he believed in.
01:57He was the internet's own boy and the old world killed him.
02:00Who gets a control man of the advisement.
02:04Who gets a control man of the allies.
02:08Grazie a tutti.
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