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the code red alarm rings echoing in the halls we drop to the floor almost in unison is this the end? the teacher the one who we trust to protect us is just another sheep in this herd of fear nobody is safe nor are we above anyone else we are equal we are shaking as we hug the ground waiting waiting to be slain waiting to be saved but still waiting i am lucky to say it was only a drill but for those across the country they weren't that lucky they were shot at they were killed they watched their loved ones die we live in a country where guns matter more than our kids where an AR-15 can be purchased by anyone but when tragedy strikes people act shocked they send their prayers their thoughts **** that. prayers and thoughts don't do anything they don't bring back those we have lost they don't take the grief away from us things won't change until we start a riot until we can really make a change we are the home of mass shootings we need to change that
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Feb 22, 2018
Feb 22, 2018 at 10:32 AM UTC
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the code red alarm rings echoing in the halls we drop to the floor almost in unison is this the end? the teacher the one who we trust to protect us is just another sheep in this herd of fear nobody is safe nor are we above anyone else we are equal we are shaking as we hug the ground waiting waiting to be slain waiting to be saved but still waiting i am lucky to say it was only a drill but for those across the country they weren't that lucky they were shot at they were killed they watched their loved ones die we live in a country where guns matter more than our kids where an AR-15 can be purchased by anyone but when tragedy strikes people act shocked they send their prayers their thoughts **** that. prayers and thoughts don't do anything they don't bring back those we have lost they don't take the grief away from us things won't change until we start a riot until we can really make a change we are the home of mass shootings we need to change that
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Feb 22, 2018
Feb 22, 2018 at 10:32 AM UTC
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