Pearl Jam have tweeted in response to the tragic Florida high school shooting, “We’re done with ‘leaders’ who refuse to lead on commonsense gun safety laws. It’s time to #ThrowThemOut. Join us: https://buff.ly/2EuThXW.”
“We deserve to live in a country where children live free from gun violence in their schools, in their homes, and in their communities. #EndGunViolence.
For more information on the movement to end gun violence, visit http://everytown.org/act.”
The website they linked to Everytown.org said, “We’ve had enough. Thoughts and prayers are not enough to honor the victims of gun violence. What we need now is ACTION. Lawmakers have had enough time to come around to common sense, and we’re done waiting. We must now elect leaders who will finally act to save lives from gun violence. It’s time to throw them out. Take action.”
It also says, “Every day, 96 Americans are killed by gun violence. That’s why Everytown for Gun Safety researches a range of vital issues surrounding gun violence, develops data-driven solutions, and works with lawmakers and people like you to pass common-sense laws and policies that save lives.
Support for the Second Amendment goes hand-in-hand with keeping guns away from criminals and other dangerous people. But it’s simply too easy for the wrong people to get guns, leading to all kinds of violence—from deadly domestic abuse to suicide and school shootings.
Research shows—and cops will tell you—that common-sense public safety laws reduce gun violence and save lives. We can put a stop to the more than 35,000 gun deaths that happen every year. And we can do it in a way that still respects the Second Amendment.”
We're done with "leaders" who refuse to lead on commonsense gun safety laws. It's time to #ThrowThemOut. Join us: https://t.co/7F3ub3Du0Z pic.twitter.com/Dy0BDSbVdb
— Pearl Jam (@PearlJam) February 16, 2018
We deserve to live in a country where children live free from gun violence in their schools, in their homes, and in their communities. #EndGunViolence
For more information on the movement to end gun violence, visit https://t.co/slMhf5sMGR.
— Pearl Jam (@PearlJam) February 16, 2018
