Thank you to the 70 people who have signed the petition as of this morning!!
Has anyone talked with their friends and family about this petition and received the following responses:
- I like it and I will sign it soon.
- I agree with it, but I don't want to write my name and address on the petition.
- I agree with it, but it will not change anything.
- I agree with Americans being able to think and speak freely, but I don't want my church to lose its tax exempt status.
I get a little flustered when I receive some of those responses. Does anyone have suggestions about overcoming these objections politely? I could use some help.
If people are too busy, it takes about 2 minutes to complete the online information and sign the petition. A lot of people spend 5 minutes watching commercials while waiting for their TV program to continue. If a person is afraid that their name and address will be public information or appear on the petition's webpage, please read the information about the White House's privacy policy at http://www.whitehouse.gov/privacy - there is very little to worry about disclosing your personal information in the first place. The only information that is displayed on the petition's webpage is the first name, which can be a letter; first initial of the last name; and the city where a person lives, if the person enters their zip code. Many people, who have signed the petition, choose not to have their zip code displayed.
Peace be with you and everyone, who you love,
Robert