
A Parkland shooting victim's parents tricked a former NRA president into giving a graduation speech for a gun violence prevention video
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The parents of a student who died during the Parkland school shooting tricked a former president of the National Rifle Association (NRA) to give a speech in front of thousands of empty chairs representing victims of school gun violence.
Video posted online shows David Keene addressing a makeshift field in Las Vegas. Keene thought he was practicing his speech to the graduates of James Madison Academy, but in reality he was speaking to 3,044 empty chairs representing students who would have graduated high school this year had they not been killed, according to the parents, Patricia and Manuel Oliver. "This year you focused on one of the most important of [James] Madison's amendments, the Second Amendment," Keene said to the rows of empty chairs. "There are some who will continue to fight to gut the Second Amendment, but I'd be willing to bet that many of you will be among those who stand up and prevent them from succeeding."More Related News

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