Four people are pushing me to stop because they're bored. But 391 people have signed this petition. Who should I listen to?

Four people keep telling me to stop.

They're bored, they say. I post too much. I should mind my own business. Get on with my own life.

But here's what they're not interested in:

· Accountability for the abuse I've reported to the police
· Democracy – the AGM has been suspended for over a year. No elections. No voice.
· Fairness – the committee imposes rules that aren't in the tenancy agreement, while the council does nothing
· The law – breaches of the 2010 Equality Act, the 1922 Allotments Act, and the Public Sector Equality Duty

They don't want to hear about any of that. They just want me to be quiet.

But 391 people have signed this petition. The police are involved. The Ombudsman is watching.

So I have a question – and I'm asking it honestly.

Should I stop fighting? Or should I just give up?

Because those are the only two options they're giving me.

I don't think I can do either. Not while vulnerable people are still being bullied. Not while democracy is suspended. Not while the council looks away.

So I'll keep posting. I'll keep telling the truth. And I'll keep asking for accountability.

391 signatures. Police involved. Ombudsman watching.

If you believe I should keep going – please sign and share.

Link: https://c.org/9jtfrDHdrV