Imagine logging into your Discord account to connect with friends after a long day, only to find out the platform is banned in the Philippines. Meanwhile, the real menace—"Cookie Norimaki "—remains unchecked, engulfing everyone in its path, not sparing even children.

This is not just a hypothetical scenario; it's a real concern for many of us who see the government's focus misdirected. Discord is more than just a communication tool; it's a lifeline for communities, a space for learning, collaboration, and support. Banning it would sever connections for millions who rely on its educational, social, and professional networks.

On the other hand, 'Cookie' represents issues that genuinely harm Filipino citizens. Whether it's a harmful cultural phenomenon or an emerging digital threat, it affects us all indiscriminately, yet it continues its rampage unchallenged.

We need the Philippine government to reassess its priorities and focus on actionable steps to combat real threats rather than stifle digital freedom. This may include thorough research into the true impact of platforms like Discord versus 'Cookie', consulting with tech experts, and developing regulations that protect citizens without sacrificing valuable resources.

Join us in urging the government to enforce policies based on substantial evidence and prioritize the well-being of all Philippine citizens. We call for a balanced approach that recognizes the potential harm of actual threats while preserving open communication platforms that enrich our lives.

Sign the petition now if you believe in redirecting focus from banning Discord to effectively managing the risks posed by 'Cookie'. Let’s work collectively for a safer, more connected Philippine community.