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Sounds like a comment from the very late 60s when "kids" were protesting something else. They knew then and they know now.Those kids ruined America, destroyed family, gave rise to feminazis and 54 genders.
This is less than 5,000 ?
Quigley saysI don’t know what they want, and I doubt they do either.
Sounds like a comment from the very late 60s when "kids" were protesting something else. They knew then and they know now.
Those kids ruined America, destroyed family, gave rise to feminazis and 54 genders.
This is less than 5,000 ?
I love the disconnect. Bezos Blog is doing a live minute-by-minute promotion of this silly march by Professional Activists.
Here is evidence it was pretty damn small - the LA Times says "Thousands". FYI the LA Unified School District, not counting the burbs, has 640,000 students. So maybe 1%, and of course many marchers are adult Left Wing Militants.
If you want to see what is happening in Washington, etc - lots and lots of people. Don't let L.A. be the sole basis that people are not marching.
There are no shortages of people marching - none.
Feux Follets saysThis is less than 5,000 ?
Is that LA? Obviously not.
What is that even? According to the image meta data, that picture was taken on "12/13/06".
WTF?
This is less than 5,000 ?
This photo is Washington DC. Goran_K's article title clearly said "March for our Lives LA projected crowd: 60,000, Actual crowd: < 5000"
For you to dispute the <5000 in LA by using a crowd shot of DC to imply a huge crowd in LA hurts credibility.
Maybe you meant "The LA crowd may have been small, but look at DC."
There are no shortages of people marching - none.
What is that even? According to the image meta data, that picture was taken on "12/13/06".
WTF?
Sad, the price of that poster board is higher than their combined IQs:
The power of Liberal kool-aid.
passing a law that abolished involuntary hospitalization of people struggling with mental illness.
"He made similar decisions while he was the governor of California, releasing more than half of the state’s mental hospital patients and passing a law that abolished involuntary hospitalization of people struggling with mental illness. This started a national trend of de-institutionalization."
End the inappropriate, indefinite, and involuntary commitment of persons with mental health disorders, developmental disabilities, and chronic alcoholism, and to eliminate legal disabilities
Provide prompt evaluation and treatment of persons with mental health disorders or impaired by chronic alcoholism
Guarantee and protect public safety
Safeguard individual rights through judicial review
Provide individualized treatment, supervision, and placement services by a conservatorship program for persons who are gravely disabled
Encourage the full use of all existing agencies, professional personnel and public funds to accomplish these objectives and to prevent duplication of services and unnecessary expenditures
Protect persons with mental health disorders and developmental disabilities from criminal acts
law that abolished involuntary hospitalization of people struggling with mental illness
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“Well kids get up much later on weekends!”
LOL
Maybe kids are less likely to support something if it doesn't mean they can cut classes.
Idiots.