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So, Concealed Carry Is Coming to Your Campus. Now What?
Submitted by:
David WIlliamson
Website: http://constitutionnetwork.com
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In an earlier Campus Safety article addressing the debate about permitting concealed carry on campus in the wake of active shooter incidents, I argued it is a bad idea. My position against allowing citizens to carry guns on campus came as a surprise to many friends and colleagues because I am the quintessential “gun guy.” I’m an NRA member, Second Amendment supporter and veteran firearms instructor who owns more guns than my wife has shoes. |
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PHORTO
(9/25/2018)
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What a condescending ****.
It's so easy for guys who can carry wherever they want to tell everyone else that they can't/shouldn't.
Bite me. |
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