State of the Union: Parkland father Fred Guttenberg ejected for yelling out as Trump touted Second Amendment rights

I simply want to be able to deal with the reality of gun violence and not have to listen to the lies about the 2A [Second Amendment] as happened tonight." Guttenberg said he shouldn't have yelled out, though he is "thankful for the overwhelming support" after he did. I simply want to be able to deal with the reality of gun violence and not have to listen to the lies about the 2A as happened tonight.On Monday, Guttenberg tweeted in memory of his daughter, who was a freshman at Marjory Stoneman at the time of her death, for National Gun Violence Survivors Week. I used to dance with Jaime, laugh with Jaime, watch TV with Jaime, pic.twitter.com/TVDiDQGRtxShortly after Guttenberg was escorted out of Pelosi's box, Twitter users started posting their support, with the hashtag "#ImWithFred."David Hogg, a former Marjorie Stoneman student who became a founder of March for Our Lives, tweeted that Guttenberg "stood up to a president that believes peace and the Second Amendment are mutually exclusive.".@fred_guttenberg lost his daughter in the Parkland shooting and has worked every day since to end gun violence.Tonight he stood up to a president that believes peace and the second amendment are mutually exclusive and was removed.#ImWithFred pic.twitter.com/RprctMp2iEThat protestor is @fred_guttenberg, who's daughter Jaime Guttenberg was killed in the Parkland massacre.Trump did not mention gun violence once during the #SOTU .He wants to defend the right to bear arms?