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JRVanguard · 26-30, M
JRVanguard · 26-30, M
@Fernie I have a fundamental issue with protests that don’t seem to have an end goal besides bringing awareness
I’m for gun control, not entirely banning them, but I do support the cause
However I disagree with how the march isn’t for a law to be passed or to stop anything. If there was a goal such as “We are here to show support for the passing of this law which will restrict gun purchases and magazine limits” I would support it but the whole march seems more like the Occupy Wall Street Movement where there is no plan for something to happen besides showing up and protesting with no real end result planned
On top of that, I feel that this march completely over looks the mental illness aspect of the incidents and puts the blame entirely on guns
I’m willing to stand up for what I believe in, I was in the Army, but I just don’t feel comfortable with being in this march as I feel it wouldn’t express my ideals
I’m for gun control, not entirely banning them, but I do support the cause
However I disagree with how the march isn’t for a law to be passed or to stop anything. If there was a goal such as “We are here to show support for the passing of this law which will restrict gun purchases and magazine limits” I would support it but the whole march seems more like the Occupy Wall Street Movement where there is no plan for something to happen besides showing up and protesting with no real end result planned
On top of that, I feel that this march completely over looks the mental illness aspect of the incidents and puts the blame entirely on guns
I’m willing to stand up for what I believe in, I was in the Army, but I just don’t feel comfortable with being in this march as I feel it wouldn’t express my ideals