Do you actually realize how fundamental this change is?

Well, we shall see... we shall see...


Those absolutist, immovable gun advocates who refuse ANY level of compromise--your time is over. The second amendment is not without limits and it does NOT overrule all other rights.

Are MY rights to live without the menace of this wanton gun epidemic not important? Gunners' rights outweigh mine? And if that's the case, somebody better explain why to me.

I'm sick and tired of being a hostage to the gunners. And I'm not afraid of them. I'm not afraid of the NRA. They're nothing but a bunch of spoiled, scared little paranoiacs. I'll be 65 this year. I've lived my life. I've done a bunch of cool things. I've had a great career (actually, a series of them), a good long sustaining successful marriage and wonderful children. If they come gunning for me, I don't even care anymore. And I'm not afraid to fall on top of somebody else and take a bullet to keep THEM from being shot. If it ends, it ends. And then I can go have fun playing in the stars with Stephen Hawking.

Radical.

The late, loved, David Bowie.

as they try to change their world!"

to this important cause.

Thousands of young Americans marching in peaceful protest to demand sensible reforms.

As opposed to:


Dozens of burly, middle aged white guys, armed to the teeth, marching...okay waddling.......in support of being able to wander around with guns while scowling.

. . .dressed in camo when walking down the middle of a street with red brick buildings! I keep wanting to shout "Um, guys! I can see you!"

The children of Gen Xers take their seat at our great national table. The Boomer influence is beginning to wane.