As I'm sure all of you are very aware following the Parkland incident many students became famous,

these survivors became the voice of a gun reform movement. The March 4R lives protest in which

many of these students were the focal point garnered nearly 2 million people in protest around

the country and there were even protests in other countries calling for American gun reform.

It is a fact to state these students have become public figures and political activists.

So at what point is it okay to criticize them and their ideas? It would seem that many people

who have been critical of these students have been criticized by others for attacking children

or for attacking survivors of a horrible tragedy. But certainly after netting nearly 600,000

Twitter followers or in the case of Emma Gonzalez 1.5 million Twitter followers, they will face

criticism, they will face insults. So what's the latest news? Laura Ingram mocked David Hogg

so he organized a brigade on Twitter that targeted her advertisers who eventually pulled out.

I think there's a lot to talk about here, there's a lot to criticize and I think at some point

we are going to have to criticize these kids.

That don't get me wrong. This video is not just going to bring about criticism for

these public activists. It's also going to bring about criticism for those who are a bit

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