It may be hard to believe, but if supporters of S. 968 and H.R. 3261 have their way, the U.S. government would be able to block access to any website that allows users to post content — even for the mere allegation of infringing material. We don’t need content police in America. If we want to stand up to other governments that practice Internet censorship, we need to stand firm on our core values of open communication and free expression — the ones that made the “Arab spring” possible and allow innovation to flourish.