By Daniel Greenfield —— Bio and Archives--April 10, 2018
A month after the Parkland shootings, a Quinnipiac poll showed that voters 18-34 were much less likely to support either an "assault weapons" ban or a ban on the sale of "semi-automatic rifles".
80% of voters 65 years of age and older supported an "assault weapons ban", but those 18-34 split over it. A majority of voters 65 and over backed the "semi-automatic rifle" bans, but a majority of 18-34 voters opposed it.
The Washington D.C. March for Our Lives rally was billed as a way for the next generation of youth to speak out. But only 10% of the crowd that cheered the bizarre drama club antics on stage was under 18.The Comment section of online publications is the new front in the ongoing Cancel Culture Battle.
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