There is only one hope and it lies with teenagers who are old enough to have a voice. Those kids from that school are as pissed off and are ready for a gun revolution.
Who knows if it will actually stick...I have my doubts...but they are all over social media as activists at the moment. Walkout planned next week. We'll see if it goes viral around the country.
http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na...html?outputType=amp&__twitter_impression=true
"I've seen these shootings happen my whole life. I've grown up with them. I remember Sandy Hook. I remember every single one," Smith said in a phone interview as she and a friend were on their way to donate blood. "Every time, about a week or more later, I don't see any more trending tweets, I don't see anyone talking about it. It's devastating."
But now — with students' protests and criticism of public officials — "it's almost like the kids are trying to step in for the adults," Smith said. "I don't think children should have to bear that."
Smith is 18 now, and she said her dad is going to take her to register to vote. Her friends are all turning 18 soon, too. "The next chance I get to vote in this state, I'm definitely going to do that," Smith said. "We're definitely all going to vote."