The AFTERMATH of MASSACRE, and because innocents were, shot to death here! From the Front Page Sections, translated…
Over millions of American public answered to the calls from the students on the 24th, they’d marched at Washington D.C., along with eight hundred other total cities in the world, demanded a stricter gun control law, to prevent the reoccurrences of school massacres. This march was started by the high school students of Parkland High School in Florida, the shooting on the 24th caused a total of seventeen casualties.
800,000 Marchers on the Streets of Washington D.C. Demanded to Get Laws Set Up to Prevent the Sales of Assault Weapons
The protest started in Washington D.C., the sponsor estimated that there were a total of 800,000 people who showed up on the streets of Washington D.C., with the crowds, taking over the passage between Pennsylvania Avenue between the White House and the Capitol. The speeches in the protest aimed at reaching the congressmen, warned them, that having stricter gun control laws is not to be put off any longer. The seventeen-year-old Parkland High School student said, “the politicians should speak on behalf of the constituencies, otherwise, get out of office! People demand the laws for sale of dangerous weapons to be banned, demand the banning of the sales of the multiple shots assault weapons demand a stricter background check for the buyers of the weapons.”
the citizens demanding a strict gun control laws from the goernment…photo from online…
In L.A., Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Miami, Seattle, and other major cities in the U.S., there are the protesters for the cause, and, outside the American Embassies in London, Copenhagen and Stockholm, the crowds gathered in support of the cause too.
The Mayor of New York: These Students are Changing the U.S.
The march in New York expanded across twenty blocks, the mayor of New York, Blasio stated there were 175,000 individuals who’d marched for the cause, he’d tweeted, “these students will change the faces of America”.
The D.C. gathering started with the performances of the singers, but the most eye-catching was the survivor of the shooting, Emma Gonzales’s offering condolences to the fourteen fellow students and three school teacher who’d died in the shooting, she’d stood, crying, without another word for four-and-a-half minutes on stage. As the audience started getting worked up, she’d finally said, “It’d been six minutes twenty seconds since I started on stage.” That was how long the shooting lasted in Douglass High School. She said, “Fight for your life, don’t make it someone else’s jobs, go out and vote now!”
the children, speaking up and out for the causes, photo from online…
The Granddaughter of Dr. King: I Dream of a World without Guns
The nine-year-old granddaughter, Yolanda of the African American Civil Rights Leader, Dr. Martin Luther King said, “My grandpa had a dream, hoped that his four children wouldn’t get judged by their skin color, but by their moral standards. I have a dream, I’d had enough, this should be a world without guns.”
White House Made the Statements: the Children’s Safety are Our Primary Concerns
The White House issued the statement on this march: “A lot of brave young Americans stepped up to using their First Amendment Rights, we should give them applauses. And, protecting the lives of our children is the first priority of our president.”
And, it took yet, another shooting, with seventeen casualties, to get this started, and, there had been shootings in the past too, like in Columbine??? So, why did this particular shooting get all the spotlight, I wonder??? Because, the Americans finally felt affected, and realized how dangerous it is, and that is why they’re calling for GUN control right now, and yeah, sure, having stricter gun control laws can probably reduce these shootings, but, I don’t think that it’s going to be by that much, after all, the GUNS don’t just, go OFF at random, it’s the people holding them, that caused them to go B-O-O-M, right???
Life, the Obstacle Course 