https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIfRLujXtUo
https://eci.ec.europa.eu/045/public/#/screen/home
Expires the 31 of july so hurry the fuck up if you care about games and are an euro.
There is also one for Bongs that expires the 14th
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/702074/

>>713509970 (OP)
I did the needful

>>713509970 (OP)
I did the moment the petition dropped but the only way these EU citizen initiatives pass is with celebrity and politician support
For example conversion therapy ban one got like 500K signatures in a week thanks to French celebrities telling them to VOTE

I don't like Asmongold but if there is a way to get him to shill it then that's the way to go

>>713510547
Thanks man
>>713510802
Hoping something like that happens

>>713510802
asmongoloid already made a video. hes the biggest tuber to do so. unfortunatley, the second biggest is piroach software who made a video to basically lie and make up reasons why its a bad thing

With the failure of all democratic efforts to stop the wholesale murder of games Ross the moldman will be forced to step up and take over the world to force the preservation of video games

All hail Ross, the mold god. Love that nigga

>>713512160
At least people are realizing that piroach is a faggot so maybe it helps

>>713512160
>asmongoloid already made a video
I know and I mentioned him regardless for a reason
For Asmon this is not that important, his interest in the initiative was more casual than anything serious, he was not actively campaigning to get people to vote. I don't think he even read the full FAQ text and from what I remember of his reactions to Ross videos he didn't really understand his position fully
Also most of his audience is American

>>713509970 (OP)
Already signed

Can't sign because Australian but will keep the word up.
>>713512326
You can tell his spirit has been broken in the last video. He usually never does any sort of response video ever, so the fact he felt the need to do it just to clear everything up even if the initiative fails says something.

>>713512326
democracy is useless, corpos know this and they exploit it.

>>713509970 (OP)
Can it be extended for another year? we're not gonna get thta extra 500k in a month

>>713509970 (OP)
Pirate Software already told me this is a scam, so no.

>>713509970 (OP)
It's over, bro, it won't suddenly get twice the support it accumulated all year long.

>>713510802
Could we get Henry Cavil involved?

>>713517397
I fucking loathe pirate software for killing the whole thing on the crib because he got an assumption then said it is stupid because of his wrong assumption and then doubled tripled and quadrupled down on it when the thing was picking up momentum.

>>713517919
I don't know...?
Henry Cavill is a type of celeb who would be receptive to this but fuck if I know how to reach out to him

All I know is that you absolutely need famous and influential people

>>713509970 (OP)
No way you freakin' pinko!

>>713517516
As someone who follows EU citizen initiatives in general, these things get low support all year long or get a big boost at the start like SKG did and then peter out
Then one of two things happen:
1. Failure
2. Big last minute sprint college student about to miss deadline for his bachelir paper style

Petitions don't accomplish shit. You're wasting your time.

>>713509970 (OP)
Funny thing is, I don’t even like video games

>>713521812
It's not a change.org bullshit though.

>>713522518
democracy in its entirety are nothing more than glorified change.org petitions

>>713523884
at least i want to try

>>713523932
then find like-minded individuals, form a warband, conquer the continent, and kill everyone in power to install your own followers.
then start a change.org petition

>not even halfway through after a year
Yep this is pointless for me to sign

>>713524075
Where is your warband?

>>713517302
Technically yes, but it’s not automatic. The EU has provisions to request deadline extensions for citizen initiatives, but it’s a process and not guaranteed. The organizers would need to justify it with clear evidence—stuff like COVID disruptions or severe bureaucratic delays. Just “we didn’t get enough signatures in time” isn’t usually good enough. Unless Ross or whoever’s in charge has a killer case and some MEGA political backing, it’s looking slim.

Honestly, at this rate, we’re banking on some miracle last-minute push. Or Elon suddenly tweeting it for no reason.

>>713524161
You can blame pirate software for obscuring the whole thing.
Come on man there is still some time just sign the petition.

>>713509970 (OP)
ozzie, can't

>>713524376
Maybe if a video game made fun of Elon with an almost 1:1 expy that he couldn't ignore you could convince him that by making Europeans sign this initiative it will hurt the big meanie game devs :(

>>713509970 (OP)
Australia is part of euro-vision,
therefore i am european and will sign this petition