Sign the Anti-Defamation Law for Michael Jackson

California lawmakers Since Michael’s death, hard days have passed, even though his spirit is still with us. We mourned, we got angry, and we were confused. Now we have a chance to change. Since June 25, 2009, many beautiful and lovable tributes to Michael Jackson have been made. But inappropriate, unreal, and disturbing things have also been said about him. Preserving and protecting the truth is the purpose of this letter. We are disgusted and tired of the nonsense that is still being told as truth about Michael Jackson. In an effort to stop this process, we realized there is no way to prevent insults and defamation of a person in the past. Michael devoted his life to love. He encouraged us to change this world. To preserve Michael’s dignity, there is no better way than to make positive changes wherever we can. One of these changes is the adoption of a legal measure to ban insults to the dead. This letter focuses on passing this law in California, because this is where Michael lived and his family resides. In the past, journalists tried to destroy Michael Jackson under the pretext of freedom of speech. But freedom comes with responsibility. All of us are required to be honest, impartial, and balanced in what we say. Journalists, as major messengers of society, must have an even heavier responsibility in this regard. Spreading lies when someone else is no longer alive to defend themselves is irresponsible. We will no longer tolerate this insulting and cruel character assassination of Michael. The time to act has come. Throughout his life, Michael drew strength from his faith in God. We also ask God to give us the power and guidance to pass this law. If you want a law to prevent media slander against people who have passed away, sign this online petition: Sign. Numbers have power, and the combined voices make a loud roar. Source: eMJey / petitiononline.com