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March for our Lives LA projected crowd: 60,000, Actual crowd: < 5000
2018 Mar 24, 10:30am 10,539 views 51 comments
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Goran_K
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2018 Mar 28, 11:27am
Goran_K
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2018 Mar 28, 11:27am
RafiMaas says
Yes, it also "would be hoped" that people would actually read an article to see that it was talking about Washington D.C, not LA.
It would be hoped that if someone makes a post they were honest enough to now that it's true from the start.
Yes, it also "would be hoped" that people would actually read an article to see that it was talking about Washington D.C, not LA.
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MrMagic
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2018 Mar 28, 7:51pm
MrMagic
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2018 Mar 28, 7:51pm
Yep, it was the high school kids doing the protesting.
Oh, wait.....
Despite media narrative, study says teenagers made up just 10 percent of March for Our Lives crowd.
A university professor studying large-scale, Trump-era protests in Washington says the media is giving the wrong impression about who made up the crowd during last weekend’s anti-gun March for Our Lives demonstration.
“My research tells a different story about who participated in the March for Our Lives — and it is more complicated and less well-packaged for prime time,” University of Maryland sociology professor Dana R. Fisher wrote in a Wednesday story for the Washington Post.
Fisher’s study indicates that -- while news coverage focused on the teenagers marching for gun control in the wake of last month’s shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida --- 90 percent of the crowd was actually adults. She said the average age of adults in the crowd was just under 49.
“Contrary to what’s been reported in many media accounts, the D.C. March for Our Lives crowd was not primarily made up of teenagers,” Fisher wrote. “Only about 10 percent of the participants were under 18.”
Fisher said her team sampled 256 people who were randomly selected.
Her research will become a book titled “American Resistance” and will be published after the midterm elections.
Fisher also expressed skepticism that all those who showed up to the march were there primarily because of their views on guns. Some, she said, came for entertainment.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018/03/28/despite-media-narrative-study-says-teenagers-made-up-just-10-percent-march-for-our-lives-crowd.html
Oh, wait.....
Despite media narrative, study says teenagers made up just 10 percent of March for Our Lives crowd.
A university professor studying large-scale, Trump-era protests in Washington says the media is giving the wrong impression about who made up the crowd during last weekend’s anti-gun March for Our Lives demonstration.
“My research tells a different story about who participated in the March for Our Lives — and it is more complicated and less well-packaged for prime time,” University of Maryland sociology professor Dana R. Fisher wrote in a Wednesday story for the Washington Post.
Fisher’s study indicates that -- while news coverage focused on the teenagers marching for gun control in the wake of last month’s shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida --- 90 percent of the crowd was actually adults. She said the average age of adults in the crowd was just under 49.
“Contrary to what’s been reported in many media accounts, the D.C. March for Our Lives crowd was not primarily made up of teenagers,” Fisher wrote. “Only about 10 percent of the participants were under 18.”
Fisher said her team sampled 256 people who were randomly selected.
Her research will become a book titled “American Resistance” and will be published after the midterm elections.
Fisher also expressed skepticism that all those who showed up to the march were there primarily because of their views on guns. Some, she said, came for entertainment.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018/03/28/despite-media-narrative-study-says-teenagers-made-up-just-10-percent-march-for-our-lives-crowd.html
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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.