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MI: Our editorial: Keep focus on student safety
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Following the horrific school shooting last month in Parkland, Florida, that left 17 dead, seeing and hearing students speak out about their safety makes a strong impression. While students have a right to voice their concerns, forces behind the Wednesday walkouts are using these young people to make a political case for gun control.
And this coordinated effort was far from organic. The Women’s March, a far-left movement that has shut out conservatives, was key to organizing the student walkouts. Using the #Enough hashtag, the Women’s March put together a whole webpage offering tips and a toolkit for students and other school activists.
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Commie phoney-baloney 'grassroots' organizing.
Being progressives, i.e. those whose belief is that the U.S. founding philosophy of individual liberty is illegitimate, they have no shame and no fealty to honesty. After all, that isn't the point, is it? Changing the U.S. into a communist clone is the point.
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