And the back story is this

Acts of piracy have always been a response to the control of uncharted capitalist frontiers.

Delivering.

I'm against the bill.

I'm for the bill.

I'm opposed to that bill.

Delivered pizzas.

Deliver them.

The water delivery man.

Express Delivery.

What job, delivering pizzas?

Well, as friend to friend, what side of the law am I on?

Special delivery, huh?

Deliveryman,

It's written in a shorthand of my own devising.

I don't care about anything else. Your plan, I don't care.

The bill passed both Houses.

Swartz's political activity continues, his attention turning to a bill moving through Congress designed to curb online piracy.

This was the New York bike messenger meeting the Tour de France.

And on this slide, I'm basically explaining all the problems you have.

The bill passed the Diet.

We used the parentheses first, then multiplied by 4.

The manager put forward a new proposal.

SOPA stands for the Stop Online Piracy Act.

He is paying the bill.

Why did the president veto a bill designed to prohibit domestic deployment?

The bill at last went through.

The tax bill was passed yesterday.

Let's do some problems with the distributive property.

The newspaper boy delivers papers in any kind of weather.

The newspaper boy delivers newspapers no matter what the weather is like.

This guy, seriously.

Good morning. You just got a delivery.

I got to EFK, man.

I haven't seen anything like PlPA and SOPA in all my time in public service.

And I shall be your consort, your guide, your chaperone, into the heart of darkness.

So the policing layer around the problem becomes the real threat of the act.

This bill is safe to pass.

Time to deliver the cookies!

When SOPA was introduced in October, 2011, it was considered inevitable.

You can see the moral electromagnet operating in the U.S. Congress.

We made him our guide.

Skipped out on a hospital bill for a tracheotomy.

We don't resonate with it any more.

Me? Oh, hehhh. i'm . . . i have a delivery for you!