There are gun people, non-gun people, and then there are children

 

 

You can put a silencer on a AR-15 but not on our voices.

 

 

I want to live and learn, please?

 

 

Too old to create change?  Move aside.  We’ll do it.

 

 

Talk to me about the sanctity of the second amendment when it is your kid bleeding out on the floor of his first-grade classroom.

 

 

Our lives matter more than your AR-15

 

 

The scariest thing in school should be my grades.

 

 

Who in your life would have to die from gun violence before you support gun control?

 

 

Protect children not guns

 

Two major election-monitoring organizations have just announced that they will not monitor the upcoming national elections in July.  They monitored the elections for commune (groups of villages) officials last year and were condemned by the prime minister with accusations of being “rebels”or of fomenting “color revolutions.” Color revolutions are the government’s buzzword for anyone who has the audacity to be in opposition to the government.  It’s similar to Trump’s use of “fake news.” If you’re opposed to the ruling party in the US, it’s fake news; in Cambodia, you’re part of a color revolution.  Now the election volunteers fear government reprisals, a well-founded fear as radio stations are closed and people reporting on politics are imprisoned.