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Rainbow Six Siege | Appeal System for Toxic BansUsers are being silenced in an online game. We cannot speak freely or speak how we want to without being reported and banned. People are being banned for using simple swear words and sometimes not anything at all. Ubisoft has introduced a very unjust and unfair ban system and has no way that people can appeal their bans.18 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Connor
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Get the Ubisoft Account B.A.D.G.R permanent toxicity ban revokedUbisoft Toxicity Permanent ban on first offense.26 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Badgr
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DUMP THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY, AND MOVE ON !!!!!TIRED OF THE CRAP DEM. REP. AND IND. HAVE BEEN FEEDING THIS COUNTRY FOR YEARS. ITS NOTT THE GOOD OLE BOYS LAST I REMEMBERED IT WAS THE U.S.A. . BY THE WAY WE FEEL THE U.S. STANDS FOR US....1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by ROBERT H BOMELY JR
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FERC, We Demand Reform!My organization is part of a network of more than 200 organizations fighting pipelines and infrastructure have been calling on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and Congress to address abuse of its power to review natural gas pipeline projects. Shortly after his confirmation last year, FERC Chairman Kevin McIntyre announced that the Commission would be reviewing is processes, but we fear it will be a dog and pony show. In fact, the only change they've made to their process so far is to make it even harder for the public to participate by refusing to accept interventions that are received after the short window of opportunity to file one. We sent out the following message, along with the summary of our points that is the petition we're asking you to sign now, as a sign on letter. Here's how we introduced the letter: Sign on to tell FERC, that it's time... Time for FERC to Represent People over Pipelines: Implementing a Public Interest Pipeline Review Process, Giving Proper Priority to People, Environment, Climate and Future Generations. To see the full-text letter go to: http://bit.ly/PublicInterestPipelineReviewSignOn1,424 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Karen Feridun
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Licenses for guns like auto licensesWe are all personally affected by the incredible growing number of shooting deaths, which are cropping up in places that would never have been imaginable a decade or two ago: schools, movie theaters, churches, concert venues and more. Gun owners have not been able to "police" their own kind, but push for unregulated ownership. The days for that should have been gone long ago. We don't hear car companies and auto associations ranting about the government taking away our "rights" to cars, why shouldn't the same types of ownership hurdles and proofs of responsibility not be applied to firearm ownership? We don't want to abolish the 2nd amendment, but dangerous things need to have restrictions placed on them until you can prove yourself and earn the responsibility. That includes stricter age limitations, "learner's permits" restricted to less powerful weapons, psychological testing to prove you have a stable personality and are not intending to use them on other people due to depression or mental illness, etc.52 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Karl Johnsen
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Preserve Our Diversity: Don't Opt Out!Our family moved to Los Alamitos to give our son a wonderful public education in a school district that is highly diverse rather than put him into private school. In a community that is just barely 50% white, it is shameful that our public officials should treat our community like that level of diversity is a sin. On April 16th., they will vote whether or not Los Alamitos will Opt out of the California Values Act, that protects our diverse community from harassment and excess federal policing. I urge members of our community to hold our Council Members responsible and push them to Vote "No", like Council Member Mark Chirco did.15 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Brandi Royster
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FBISD Rezoning- Hightower HighschoolThis community is in jeopardy of losing Hightower High School to prevent overcrowding at Ridgepoint High School. Our children's education is just as important and should be considered a priority. We do not want our children uprooted from their education. There are other FBISD High Schools near by. Why are they not being considered for rezoning?448 of 500 SignaturesCreated by Paula
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Tell Facebook: Stop putting profits over our rightsFor years, Facebook has allowed the use of its platform to promote bigotry and potentially violate civil rights, allowing operatives to promote misleading propaganda and hate groups to organize and promote rallies on their platform. They’ve even gone as far as selling ads that could violate the Fair Housing Act and offered their expertise and assistance in spreading anti-Muslim videos. While recent leaks and news reports have revealed some of the problem, Facebook has evaded requests for full transparency and disclosure from groups like Muslim Advocates and our partners at Color of Change. Facebook claims to be dedicated to giving people “the power to build community and bring the world closer together”, yet they have refused to adequately address their repeated breaches of the public trust. They have shown they cannot be trusted to be fully transparent on their own and must immediately allow an audit of their policies and platforms by an independent third-party.579 of 600 SignaturesCreated by Kendall Brown
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Tell Your New Jersey Lawmakers: Vote Yes for Solar!Two bills in the New Jersey legislature would drive bold new commitments to solar power for individuals, communities and utilities in the state. A3723 in the Assembly and S2314 in the Senate would create new opportunities for families and businesses across the state to go solar and save, helping low-income families and renters to participate in and access the benefits of New Jersey’s new energy economy. These bills would commit New Jersey to getting half of its electricity from renewable sources like solar power by 2030, for more local jobs, more consumer energy choice, and more resilient communities across the Garden State. Tell your lawmakers: Vote YES for solar on upcoming bills scheduled to head to the floor of the Senate and House the week of April 12, 2018!24 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Pari Kasotia
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Public Access to court records Bentonville District CourtRecently the Bentonville District Court has been denying record request that are important to Arkansas Employers and their representatives for employment purposes. We believe this is in violation of the intent of Administrative Order 19 and the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act. This action has repercusions to Arkansas Citizens as it is delaying their work start date. We as employers rely on these background checks to protect our buiness, employee and customer safety. We ask you to address this situation and clairify the proper interpretation of Administrative Order 19 to allow access to these records by our Background Screening Companies .33 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Robert Long
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Tell Congress: Stop Scott Pruitt from letting Dow Chemical poison our communities and our food sy...One year ago on March 29, 2017, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt decided that our children’s health is less important than Dow Chemical’s profits. He revoked a ban on Dow’s nerve gas pesticide chlorpyrifos, shortly after meeting with Dow executives. Pruitt’s willingness to poison our communities to help Big Ag makes him unfit to serve as EPA Administrator. The evidence is clear: We need Congress to hold Pruitt accountable and kick him out of the EPA.37 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Peter Stocker
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Change Solicitation ordinanceWith so many complaints and the safety of the towns residents. Solicitors are constantly knocking on doors when it comes to safety of the residents giving out information this can be very dangerous. Also it takes 10 seconds for something to happen to a resident and identity theft can destroy their future.109 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Carmen Bucco