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 An online petition on Change.org has been launched in response to Collins' announcement that he is coming out of retirement. The petition, created by Brian Pee of New York, currently has more than 400 of the 500 signatures needed to be officially sent to the U.N. 
  
 Yes, the U.N. as in the United Nations. 
  
 The letter addressed to the organization has one simple message: "Phil Collins must be stopped." Brian Pee states on the website the reasoning behind wanting to launch the petition is because "there is far too much suffering in the world as it is." 
  
 Plenty of other signers seem to agree. "I struggled for years with addiction to Phil Collins' music. Just take a look at me now," said one supporter from the U.K., Gregg Stone. We're not sure what that means, but it can't be good. 
  
 "Think of the children," said supporter Matt Williams. 
  
 If the petition goes through, it's very possible we won't be feeling it coming in the air tonight. Or any night. 
  
 UPDATE: November 4, 2015, 9:30 a.m. EST: A good natured petition started by Phil Collins fan Michael O'Neal is seeking to collect 100 signatures to welcome back Collins to the music industry. This petition will send a letter directly to the artist himself, as well as Gretsch Drums, with a lovely, welcoming note. 
  
 "Phil has incredible talent, how or why would any one want to stop any one from making or enjoying music," said supporter Neil MacLeod. 
  
 Whether you have Phil Collins in your heart, or you don't is entirely up to you. Let's just be happy for him and put this feud to rest. |||||
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It's hard to believe the world could be anything other than thrilled at the news that Phil Collins is un-retiring, but apparently there are more than 1,000 people who are not, in fact, happy about it. That's per a Change.org petition started by New York's Brian Pee, title: "Phil Collins must be stopped." The petition, which Pee wants to send to the UN, notes, "There is far too much suffering in the world as it is. This must be stopped." The comments are pretty golden: "Save us all. The world will implode if he has a duet with Taylor Swift," reads one. And then there's this: "If we can send people to space, then we can stop Phil Collins. Or send Phil Collins to space." As Mashable notes, however, a dueling petition titled "Welcome Back Phil Collins!" has been started by San Diego's Michael O'Neal, who plans to send a welcome back letter to Collins if enough people sign. However, as of this writing, only 23 people have. Not surprisingly, the comments on O'Neal's petition aren't quite so hilarious, although Ben Thompson of Dublin, Ireland, would like the world to know that "Phil is a legend and was once my neighbour!" (While we're on the subject, what do you think "In the Air Tonight" is about? Yeah, you're probably wrong.)