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I am Iranian, and I support this petition. Millions of Iranians have been barred from entering the United States or living normal lives abroad due to the policies of the Islamic Republic. Why, then, are the families of Iranian government officials—who profit from repression and violence—allowed to live freely on U.S. soil while innocent people are being banned? Justice requires accountability, not privilege for those connected to power or to terrorist organizations.
Mohammed supported: Deport the Eissa Hashemi families of Iranian government officials from U.S soilI’m a small art, I been working on building a community on tiktok and had plans to open a small art business but know with this ban I’m not able to do that as I hoped and will possibly lose contacts with people who helped by supporting my art because of this ban. Please get him and the other men and women in office out, they are so out of touch with the American people and how social medias like TikTok helped millions of Americans get through so many major crisis from COVID to national disasters like the hurricane and the LA wildfires, how can we have people like in office who care more about money in their pocket then the millions of people they promised to protect by taking office. They don’t want to “protect” the young generations they want to try control us, because they are SCARED of the younger generations who have access to all the resources to protect ourselves against our own government
Julie supported: Demand the Resignation of Senator Tom CottonThe fact that this man directly to our face said.. your voice doesn't matter, but my vote does.. is the reason why I signed this petition in a heartbeat.
Elizabeth supported: Demand the Resignation of Senator Tom CottonSingling out TikTok is not the solution when every other platform makes billions on selling our data globally. TikTok is not the enemy,in fact TikTok has provided more community and opportunities in our country for those who would otherwise have none than any other platform, tax payer funded programs or corporations has ever been able to do. People with disabilities are able to find community and money producing opportunities they would never otherwise have, that is HUGE for them, a chance to be self-reliant and prosper! I was able to find resources and expert information on healing from traumatic experiences that years of expensive therapy and medications never helped with, I was able to learn about physical ailments and symptoms that helped my doctor finally diagnosis issues I've suffered with for decades. This was all thanks to TikTok. This is not able to be replicated by any other platform!
Amy supported: Demand the Resignation of Senator Tom CottonSo many of my 9–10 year old students saw the video. Some tried to open it and show me. They didn’t even flinch. To them it was “exciting.” They said it was “so cool” to see a man get shot. My heart broke.
This is NOT normal. This is NOT OK.
On 9/11 of all days a day we teach about hate and its consequences it felt fitting to stop and talk. I got quiet, tears in my eyes, and asked a simple question: What if this was your father? Your mother? Someone YOU loved?
The room went still. Heads dropped. Wheels started turning.
One student whispered, “It isn’t supposed to be this way. God wants us to love each other.” Another asked, “Why did they hate this man so much?” Some asked about his kids… his family. A few even had tears in their eyes.
These are children. They should never have been exposed to such violence, let alone find it thrilling. But in that moment, something shifted. The rest of the day, my class focused on kindness. They comforted each other, shared pencils, helped with their work. The calm was different tinged with sadness, but rooted in compassion. Even if it was just for today, they chose love over hate.
I didn’t know Charlie personally, only followed his videos occasionally, but this still brings me to tears. A life was lost. A father, a husband, a friend.
To those who laugh, mock, or share that video please remember: he has young children, a wife, family, loved ones. If this tragedy happened to you, would you want your children to see your death on repeat? Or would you pray for compassion?
Politics aside this was a life. And every life matters.
Candice supported: Enact the Charlie Kirk Act to Restore Media AccountabilityYou’re not alone — a community of supporters is ready to back you.
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