Except they're pushing for more funding for mental health support and outreach programs. "Being a political activist" is actually helping people address those exact problems. How else are people supposed to push for wide-reaching change than by campaigning and getting political about it?
I am talking about individual actions beyond political activism.
And how is pushing for greater funding for community outreach programs and mental health support not helping the community?
It helps the community but they as individuals are not doing much. Anyone can be an activist. This is the difference between asking for say funding for the poor and working with the poor in shelters, etc. directly.
I also find it pretty odious that you're basically talking down to, and professing superiority to, a group of teenagers who survived a school shooting and have dedicated their time and effort to doing what they believe is right despite aggressive reprisals, public derision, demonization and fierce political opposition.
No I am criticizing political activism as the only things people could be doing. They could be 30 for all I care.
It seems like you want to make an exception to how they conduct themselves, and are responded to, because they are children. They stepped into the world of politics either willingly or as puppets of the media (there are children being used by both sides; see Fox News). They can call the NRA and other people murders, claim they are responsible, blah blah. Yet no one can respond in kind because they are children? Politics or children. Pick one.
Frankly what I have said was really mild so your point seems like a overreaction. There are people that wont even listen to a word they say ie ageism. Yet if one criticizes their actions and words that is out of line. Hilarious
But obviously your superiority complex is more important than the issue of dead kids, so you keep at it.
Hilarious spin to avoid having to provide any argument.