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Kudos to the kids marching for our lives

I don't have a lot to say about the anti-gun violence marches from this past weekend just yet. Seeing and hearing those kids bravely stand up to politicians and lobbyists; the unbridled pain, emotion, and conviction in their voices; it left me speechless on Saturday and I remain speechless on Monday. Adults in this country, especially those in Congress, could learn a thing or two from our kids. Hopefully, sooner rather than later, they do so, fight for the safety of our children over the money of the gun lobby, and if not, pay the price at the election booths in November of this year and beyond.

Here are a few of the best signs from the protest:

- "My Right To Live > A Gun"

- "If You Need A Machine Gun To Hunt, You Suck At It."

- "I Miss Earthquake Drills"

- "The Scariest Thing In A School Should Be My Grades"

- "Pack Lunches Not Heat!!!"

- "I'm a 1st grade teacher. Trump's solution to school violence is so stupid that if he were a first grader, I would send him back to kindergarten."

- "Arm Teachers With Resources Not Guns"

- "Kids > Guns"

- "The Number Of Bullet Holes In This Poster Are The Number That Can Be Shot In The Time It Takes To Read It"

- "The Only Thing Easier To Buy In The U.S. Than A Gun Is The President"

- "I Should Be Worried About My GPA, Not Getting Shot"

- "If Only My Uterus Could Shoot Bullets Then It Wouldn't Need Regulation"

Keep up the fight, kids! You're an inspiration to us all! We're standing right with you!

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2018/03/march-for-our-lives-here-are-some-of-the-best-signs-from-the-demonstrations.html
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