@strawberryfieldsforever
court of law doesn't accepts this type of petitions, it's just for ultra woke people to create illusionary petition online and then think they did something great. Meanwhile the for-profit company Change.org counts the cash :blobcatsuit:

@mur2501
Damn!
But, they claim that if the petition reaches a certain number of signatures, the governor/mayor will have to respond!
That's not true?

And is Change.org a profit company? 😳

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@strawberryfieldsforever
There is no legal binding with this types of petitions. Sometimes seeing the popularity of some petitions, politicians change the law (to bag in votes for the next election). Though most of the online petition die away without any effect.
This is considered as Slacktivism, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slacktiv

Also Change.org is a for-profit company: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Change.o

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