<human>: If I am not mistaken, since this is a self post, I get no karma. I am writing this to make a plea.

It has come to my attention that Google, Facebook, Twitter, and even Reddit (along with other sites) have been considering the idea of a coordinated blackout of services on the 21st of January, 2012. This is an idea that I, personally, find to be brilliant. To say that the temporary loss of these services would be a hiccup in the lives of Americans would be a dramatic understatement.

It is of mutual benefit both to these websites and the users who love them that SOPA not be passed; I am sure there is no doubt of this fact among members of this website, and as such I will not detail reasons why this is the case - you already know, if you're still reading.

I know that I am a new Redditor, but please disregard the lack of experience that my Reddit account shows, and bear with me. Reddit is powerful because of its users. Reddit is powerful because of the dedication and the tenacity that Redditors display when they truly show investment in an issue.

I feel, personally, that the coordinated efforts of Reddit, Google, and all of the other prospective participants of this proposed blackout will at the very least bring the issue to the fore of the average American.

Not everyone uses Reddit. Not everyone pays attention to legislative issues. Even novice internet users use Google, however. Google's participation in this proposed blackout would send a statement both to the American population, and the legislators.

As cheesy as it sounds, if the American people are together on an issue, there is nothing that can stop them.

So, my proposition is this. Let's find some way to petition Google and the other major websites. Let's tell them that their users behind them. Let's stop sitting back and letting our legislators screw us out of our rights. Let's stand up and fight!

Please, discuss ideas and conspire.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Let's try to get Google and the others on board with the blackout idea, so we can maybe stop SOPA.