What the fvck are you talking about?
They're trying to start a goddamn dialogue because, frankly, the adults haven't done anything for them.
Just like any group that has concerns and is sick and tired of seeing little if anything changed. They are tired of it and are letting people know it.
From 1990 to 1999 there were 62 shootings on school property resulting in 89 deaths.
2000-2009: 63 shootings 105 deaths.
2010 - present: 146 shootings 161 deaths.
There's a trend and it's not for the better. If the adults aren't capable of making some changes, then perhaps the youth can.
I for one welcome their opinions and call to action.[/QUOT
There are 4,000 deaths a year caused by distracted driving. From a statistical standpoint the deaths caused by cell phones is much higher than guns. Using the logic, do we outlaw cell phones until they are 18?
The problem I have with this whole thing is their lack of life experience. In addition to this, I keep hearing they don't want to ban all guns, and then I see a bunch of signs that say ban all guns. HUH??
Hell, there was one interview where one of the youngsters simply says get rid of the constitution because it is outdated. Seriously, we live in the best country in the world and now you want to get rid of the constitution?