Enough Is Enough  Hold Caitlin Slaughter and Crafty Slaughter LLC Accountable

This petition calls for accountability regarding Caitlin Slaughter, known online through Crafty Slaughter LLC, and asks TikTok and the online community to seriously examine whether her platform should continue to be supported.

This isn’t about canceling someone because we disagree with one bad take. People are allowed to have opinions. People make mistakes. People can learn and change.

The problem is when the controversies become a pattern and the response to criticism is seemingly everything except meaningful change.

Members of the online community have raised repeated concerns about both Caitlin’s business practices and the statements she has made publicly.

Viewers and customers have alleged or documented concerns including:

Reports of mold, cat hair, and human hair being found in products.
Videos that viewers say show products being handled without gloves or a hairnet.
Concerns about Caitlin touching her nose and then continuing to handle products.
Cats and dogs being allowed around areas where products are reportedly made.
Concerns about the cleanliness of work surfaces and the overall production environment.
A visible area behind her videos that viewers believe shows an ongoing water or moisture problem near where products are made.
Complaints about the way customers and supporters have been spoken to when they question these practices.
And then there is the content itself.

Caitlin has made public statements that many viewers have characterized as transphobic, including reportedly referring to transgender people as “abominations” and mentally ill. She has also faced criticism over comments viewers have characterized as racist or dismissive of white privilege.

She has publicly expressed strong anti-abortion views, including positions involving pregnancies resulting from incest or sexual assault. She has also encouraged her audience to take political action regarding reproductive rights issues.

Having a political opinion is not, by itself, grounds for cancellation. But when you have a large audience including younger viewers the community also has every right to criticize what you choose to broadcast to that audience.

Caitlin herself has acknowledged that children watch her content. That makes the way serious subjects are discussed even more important.

Her mother, Crystal Slaughter, has also appeared in content where some of these discussions occurred, leading viewers to question why this behavior continues to be encouraged or defended rather than challenged.

People have tried criticism. People have asked for changes. People have raised concerns.

Yet the same controversies continue.

At some point, “give her another chance” becomes “how many chances are we talking about?”

Soap should contain soap not mystery hair.

A workspace shouldn’t make viewers wonder whether they’re watching a small business or an episode of Kitchen Nightmares Bath & Body Edition.

And customers shouldn’t need to purchase a bar of soap wondering whether the ingredient list needs to include “surprises.”

This petition is the community saying: enough.

Signing this petition means you believe Caitlin Slaughter and Crafty Slaughter LLC should be held accountable for the conduct and business practices they publicly display, and that platforms such as TikTok should review documented content for potential violations of their rules.

We are not asking anyone to threaten, harass, contact, or attack Caitlin, her family, or her customers.

We are asking people to stop financially and socially supporting behavior they believe is unacceptable, to report legitimate platform violations through the proper channels, and to demand accountability.

Caitlin, if you eventually see this, understand what this petition represents:

People aren’t asking for another explanation.

They aren’t asking for another three hour livestream.

They aren’t asking for another excuse.

They’re asking for change.

And if change isn’t coming, they’re choosing to stop watching, stop buying, and stop supporting.

The internet may be free, but attention isn’t and the community has decided it’s tired of paying.

Maybe some time away from TikTok and with a qualified therapist, where difficult personal experiences can be discussed privately and productively, would be healthier than continuing to process everything in front of an audience.

Sign this petition if you believe enough is enough.

— Waarheid