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The Pirate Party’s euro seat is a step further towards Politics 2.0

By Jose A. del Moral • Jun 7th, 2009 • Category: Government 2.0

The Swedish Pirate Party has gotten a seat in the European Parliament after winning 7.1% of the votes in Sweden. This is a very important step towards Politics 2.0. It means that Internet users can unite and force things to change in politics, so politics will have to change. Copyright will also have to be reformed. Yes we can!

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