Thread: Teen Parkland survivor David Hogg calls for Spring Break boycott of Florida until gun

Okay, America, this is your year for a LEFTIE FREE trip to Florida at good prices. SEIZE THE MOMENT.

This kid's head has really gotten big in his 15 minutes of fame...JMO

Which is why we need to raise the voting age to 21...maybe even 26 if they are still living in mom and dad's basement!

Originally Posted by Beezer

Which is why we need to raise the voting age to 21...maybe even 26 if they are still living in mom and dad's basement!

Originally Posted by Beezer

Which is why we need to raise the voting age to 21...maybe even 26 if they are still living in mom and dad's basement!

Yes, back to 21, thank you.

Originally Posted by Judy

Yes, back to 21, thank you.

I agree GeorgiaPeach. This kid must want to be a CNN anchor.

President Donald Trump has suggested some teachers could be armed so they could fire on any attacker. However, Trump also has called for raising the minimum age for purchasing semi-automatic rifles, a move the NRA has opposed

Then the voting age should be raised to 21 also.

Originally Posted by Newmexican

Then the voting age should be raised to 21 also.

Yes, we need to raise the voting age "Back to 21". It's a shame it was ever changed.

David Hogg Vows Not to Return to School Until Lawmakers Pass Gun Control




February 26, 2018


AWR Haskins


Hogg made the comments Sunday during a gun control rally held at Temple B’nai Abraham in Livingston, New Jersey.


The New York Daily News reports that Hogg said, “I’m not going back to school on Wednesday until one bill is passed.” He did not specify which law he wants most, only that he is not going back until at least one law garners the support of lawmakers.


He said, “Literally any legislation at this point would be a success. Considering the fact that so few legislators in Florida met with us and they want the people to forget, that’s disgusting. The fact that they want people to forget about this and elect them again as the child murderers they are, that’s unacceptable and we’re not going to let that happen.”


To date, state-level gun control proposals include “tougher background checks,” a bump stock ban, a waiting period for long gun purchases, raising minimum age for rifle purchases to 21-years old, and gun confiscation orders similar to California’s Gun Violence Restraining Orders. All of these gun controls were proposed last week by Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) and not a single one of them would have prevented the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.


Proposed gun controls at the federal level include proposals similar to Gov. Scott’s, plus an “assault weapons” ban and “universal background checks.” Rep. Ted Deutch (D-FL) is a leading voice for these gun controls, even though neither one would have prevented the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting. (The “assault weapons” ban would not have prevented the shooting because such a ban, if fashioned like the 1994-2004 ban, does not actually ban certain guns. Rather, it bans cosmetic features. And universal background checks would be impotent because the gunman, Nikolas Cruz, passed a background check for the rifle he used on February 14.)


The one change that could make an immediate difference in school safety would be to arm teachers as Utah did over 15 years ago, and as is currently being done in school districts in Colorado, Ohio, South Dakota, Texas, and other states. But David Hogg, Gov. Scott, and Rep. Deutch all oppose arming teachers for school safety.


Gov. Scott said we should rely on law enforcement, Deutch said talk of arming teachers is a “distraction,” and Hogg said money that would be used to arm teachers should instead be put into S.T.E.M. studies so teachers “can do more cool stuff and we’ll be able to create jobs in renewable, clean and independent American energy like wind and solar.”


http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm...s-gun-control/

Another 15 minutes. Hollywood calls.