I wonder how many teens marching today truly understand why and what they are asking for

@room101 media influenced. Teenagers in and of themselves are to lazy to set this up. The majority of the things set up in my girls district was NOT by the teens and they had very little input

@Harley4Life So what happened back in the 60's and 70's when kids and young people were in the thick of all the anti-Vietnam and human rights protests?

I assume that you're a pro-gun, NRA loon. Guess what? You're falling behind the times.

That was actually worth while..

@room101 that was mostly college and not high school kids.
Yes I own several firearms however I believe the NRA has lost it focus and is more about the interests of lobbyists than individual gun owners and rights

@Harley4Life We are living in the digital age. Kids now have access to far more information, at a much younger age, than I and my peers did 30+ years ago.

You should be celebrating these kids, regardless of your views. Because, they are showing all of us that they are engaged. They care. They want to do something.

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout And reducing gun deaths is not worthwhile?

It must be really scary in your little bubble. The kids are coming after your guns. Good for them!