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| − | You want to [[How to act against ACTA|act against ACTA]] and are about to call your MEP and ask them to reject ACTA | + | You want to [[How to act against ACTA|act against ACTA]] and are about to call your MEP and ask them to reject ACTA: great!<br/> |
| − | Remember, the [[Counter-Arguments Against ACTA|counter-arguments]] to what your correspondant might answer can be very useful. | + | Remember, the [[Counter-Arguments Against ACTA|counter-arguments]] to what your correspondant might answer can be very useful. Beyond ACTA, you could start an open discussion about the need to reform the EU copyright framework. |
| − | + | In a first time, you can look this [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iA5Y6Y2dQq4 video] of a call, to give you an idea of how such a conversation may go.<br/> | |
| − | + | It is ''not intended to be directly reused as such'', remember, spontaneity is always better… | |
| − | It is ''not intended to be directly reused as such'', | ||
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| + | Generally, conversations look like that: | ||
'''Phone call''' | '''Phone call''' | ||
* YOU: ''Hello, I would like to talk to Mrs/Mr MEP, please.'' | * YOU: ''Hello, I would like to talk to Mrs/Mr MEP, please.'' | ||
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* YOU: ''But it is very important! The whole negotiations circumvented the democratic process and could radically alter the Internet and citizens' freedoms.'' | * YOU: ''But it is very important! The whole negotiations circumvented the democratic process and could radically alter the Internet and citizens' freedoms.'' | ||
* Assistant: Don't worry. The text is not as bad as you've heard, everything will be fine. | * Assistant: Don't worry. The text is not as bad as you've heard, everything will be fine. | ||
| − | * YOU: ''A paper by leading European law scholars shows that ACTA goes beyond the EU acquis. The ACTA agreement lets the Commission negotiate on civil and criminal sanctions. It is not just a trade agreement. The European Parliament must show its commitment to protecting EU citizens. Mrs/Mr MEP should | + | * YOU: ''A paper by leading European law scholars shows that ACTA goes beyond the EU acquis. The ACTA agreement lets the Commission negotiate on civil and criminal sanctions. It is not just a trade agreement. The European Parliament must show its commitment to protecting EU citizens. Mrs/Mr MEP should vote against ACTA." |
* Assistant: ''"I'll tell Mrs/Mr MEP."'' | * Assistant: ''"I'll tell Mrs/Mr MEP."'' | ||
* YOU: ''"Thank you very much for listening to me. If you wish, I can send you reference documents. I'll call you again shortly to know what he/she thought. Have a good day."'' | * YOU: ''"Thank you very much for listening to me. If you wish, I can send you reference documents. I'll call you again shortly to know what he/she thought. Have a good day."'' | ||
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You want to act against ACTA and are about to call your MEP and ask them to reject ACTA: great!
Remember, the counter-arguments to what your correspondant might answer can be very useful. Beyond ACTA, you could start an open discussion about the need to reform the EU copyright framework.
In a first time, you can look this video of a call, to give you an idea of how such a conversation may go.
It is not intended to be directly reused as such, remember, spontaneity is always better…
Generally, conversations look like that: Phone call
- YOU: Hello, I would like to talk to Mrs/Mr MEP, please.
- Assistant: Mrs/Mr MEP is not available, I am her/his assistant. Can I help you?"
- YOU: I am MyName, calling from MyCountry, I am very much concerned by the ACTA agreement.
- Assistant: I see. We had calls before. I have no time.
- YOU: But it is very important! The whole negotiations circumvented the democratic process and could radically alter the Internet and citizens' freedoms.
- Assistant: Don't worry. The text is not as bad as you've heard, everything will be fine.
- YOU: A paper by leading European law scholars shows that ACTA goes beyond the EU acquis. The ACTA agreement lets the Commission negotiate on civil and criminal sanctions. It is not just a trade agreement. The European Parliament must show its commitment to protecting EU citizens. Mrs/Mr MEP should vote against ACTA."
- Assistant: "I'll tell Mrs/Mr MEP."
- YOU: "Thank you very much for listening to me. If you wish, I can send you reference documents. I'll call you again shortly to know what he/she thought. Have a good day."
