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Best Cybercrime Law Memes: 12 Years Jail Time for this Cyber Crime Meme

By Vince Golangco on October 2, 2012

When In Manila, in case you haven’t heard, we may all be criminals already!

Apparently, a senator that was criticized for plagiarizing his speeches was so humiliated that he created a law to prevent anyone from ever having a voice again. Then, in mere days, the entire Philippine government let this bill pass right through.

It’s the new Cybercrime Law that can send you to jail apparently for anything you do online, depressingly sending the Philippines back to the Martial Law ages.

Anyway, we here at WhenInManila.com just wanted to make sure that you are all aware of this and wanted to give some examples of the best Cybercrime Law Memes that could land you 12 years in prison!

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Best Cybercrime Law Memes: 12 Years Jail Time for this Cyber Crime Meme

Cybercrime Law: 12 Years Jail Time for these Cyber Crime Memes

About Vince Golangco

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Vince Golangco is the Founder & Editor-in-Chief of WhenInManila.com. Vince graduated from San Diego State University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication and a minor in Business. He has over 10 years of international experience in marketing, advertising and creative writing. He served as an Information Systems Technician in the United States Navy, was a Marketing & Development Coordinator at the Make-A-Wish Foundation, the Senior Media Planner for Bright Box Media, was a radio DJ and hosted a tech TV show in Manila. Vince is a surfer, a skater, a writer, a US Military Veteran, Junior Chamber International (JCI) member, an AKPsi brother and an adventure seeker. Connect with Vince on Twitter @VinceGolangco.