Those overseas can sign it too!  Please, do!  The system has been misused and abused. time and time again (such as when it was used by former member to spy on their girlfriends, or if the database is hacked).  Also, the United States government spies on people overseas.  I'm in (notice my avatar and signature).  ^^

make an educated guess on why the government didn't do it's job properly

of course, I'm only drawing speculations, but this does seem like the government being a mere illusion of democracy.

Just to put it out there, the US was never, and likely will never, be a democracy. Our government is a representational republic. Now, this system on its own works so long you put the right people into these positions. Most problems with our government arise from the fact it is a very small amount of people representing millions each. But that's beyond the point.

As far as the NSA goes, I'm also rather apathetic about it as I am most other things. I just have faith things will work out in the end. The NSA isn't something new, though. The US government has done far worse in recent history, take a look at McCarthyism. This is actually the one thing I find scary about the NSA, because it can be pretty obvious at times I have anti-capitalist, pro-socialist ideals. Given its track record, I'm sometimes concerned I might be labeled as some kind of threat to the State, when I'm actually quite harmless. Unlikely, but the concern is there.

The Net Neutrality issue, I'm more likely to go with AngelFish. It might have just arose out of sheer stupidity rather than corruption. Corruption is more if anything is actually affected, like companies start throttling connections. But that's more corruption of the companies rather than the government. Which in itself, has more to do with a capitalist economic policy rather than a republic government.

Will signing this actually have an effect? I mean, they are spying on everybody, so they should already know that we don't agree with it, right? I think that they won't just stop doing it even if every single internet user would sign it. And why would they? They're more powerfull than us, and they probably don't care much about us anyway.
I think that a political party may see the potential of a campaign that blocks spying on the people on the internet to winn a lot of votes, but even then, they'll most lickely still continue to spy secretly.

But, I don't know much about politics, and I'd love to be proven wrong.

As much as it would be nice to finally get rid of them all, it's the thought that counts. 

> inb4 Singularity, Skynet, Big Brother, and all that crap.

Missed I that day? I didn't see nothing special on the Interwebs, except some petitions. Not even a Anonymous message.