Anons, the “Stop Killing Games” European Citizens’ Initiative just smashed 1M signatures and is pushing for 1.4M by July 31 to ensure enough legit EU support :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}.

This isn’t some cringe anti-dev campaign—it’s about **your purchased games surviving server shutdowns** (like The Crew, Anthem) by enabling offline modes or fan-run servers :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}.

We just got a rebuttal from Video Games Europe saying private servers are too expensive and risky—but Ross Scott **absolutely destroyed** that BS in his breakdown video :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}.

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**How you can help:**
1. **EU citizens**: sign the petition (takes 2 min).
2. **Everyone else**: download Scott’s video or key quotes and make memes or image macros mocking VGE’s "prohibitively expensive" excuse.
3. Post these on social platforms—Reddit, Twitter, even 4chan itself.
4. If you rattle off legal facts—like Ubisoft’s EULA possibly being illegal or offline modes already in place—you’ll get upboats.
5. Bonus: translate short memes or taglines into EU languages (IT, ES, FR, DE) and share them in EU subs, forums.

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**Links:**
- Petition (EU citizens only): https://eci.ec.europa.eu/045/public/#/screen/home
- Ross Scott’s rebuttal video (YouTube search: “Stop Killing Games Ross Scott VGE rebuttal”)
- Summary of dev pushback: “prohibitively expensive” etc.

Remember, no raid or brigading. Just **smart awareness & engagement**. Let’s leverage 4chan’s shitposting power to make Brussels actually listen.