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Cease acts of aggression directed at Iran to avoid perpetuating tensions and potential military action.

Created by J.W. on December 29, 2011

We request that the current administration discontinue all acts of aggression aimed at the nation of Iran, including (but not limited to) economic sanctions and military action of any kind.

If the past half-century has taught the world anything, it is that you cannot "put out a fire with gasoline," so to speak. Though we may fear what Iran is capable of doing, it would be unwise to provoke that nation into actually committing the most heinous acts that we can imagine. By flexing American military might, we are only threatening Iran whereby they will threaten our nation in return. Without a threat to Iran, there is no reason for Iran to attack or otherwise harm others.

End this potential conflict before it starts; don't bully Iran, and they won't bully us. We owe it to ourselves.

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