When Tomi Lahren wondered in February why people couldn’t keep the politics out of the Parkland shooting, the conservative commentator was relentlessly mocked on Twitter. On Saturday, Lahren again waded into the gun control debate, criticizing those who participated in the massive March For Our Lives protests.
Once again, Twitter was here to roast her.
While hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets on Saturday, Lahren tweeted this, wondering why the protesters weren’t standing for something.
Simply being anti-NRA is not a solution. March FOR something, not just against everything.
— Tomi Lahren (@TomiLahren) March 24, 2018
Twitter was quick to mock her relentlessly.
Literally called March FOR Our Lives.
— VoteVets (@votevets) March 24, 2018
🤦 https://t.co/qJqDo1uxTR
it's literally called March FOR OUR LIVES you absolute walnut https://t.co/3S0ff4fFTH
— lilliana ⚢ (@lditeodoro) March 24, 2018
claiming they're not marching FOR something when the name is March FOR Our Lives….. pic.twitter.com/CnGM14kNeG
— online guy jon butter (@thejonbutter) March 24, 2018
https://twitter.com/MollyJongFast/status/977633400344506369
Those Kids Marched For Their Lives, and did so intellectually, intelligently and emotionally. It was in no way just anti-NRA, it was anti don't take away my life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
— Tom V (@tomverv8) March 25, 2018
https://twitter.com/JoeBerkowitz/status/977637905689726976
MarchFORourlives. For. Our. Lives. FOR. FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR. For. For. FORFORFORFORFORFORFORFORFORFOR. For. For Our Lives. It's called the MARCHFOROURLIVES.
— Ed Solomon (@ed_solomon) March 24, 2018
Good talk. https://t.co/VbOZVsi4vY
According to organizers, the crowd size for the Washington march was estimated at 800,000 people, larger than Donald Trump’s inauguration crowd. Nearly 200,000 people reportedly showed up in New York. And hundreds of thousands of more marched in solidarity throughout the country.
Presumably, all of them could quickly explain to Lahren the point of their protests.