Why must we ensure that those who “oppose copyright reform are confronted every step of the way and they are defeated?”

Simple, that’s what his corporate masters want.

With the opposition to this bill from informed, tech-savvy consumers, it seems his corporate masters have pressured him to step up the anti-consumer rhetoric.

I believe most Canadians do not oppose copyright reform as a whole, just the anti-consumer parts of it (ie: making it illegal to break digital locks for personal use). There needs to be a balance here, and Bill C-32 as it currently exists does not provide this balance.