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The new law still allows guns to be carried across campuses and into classrooms.
This is what will inevitably happen. There are ideologically minded students on every campus who are old enough to have a carry permit and itching to make a statement about Second Amendment rights.
You will see them flaunt the new law as they strut into classes with a Glock automatic strapped to their hip or an AR-15 assault rifle slung over their shoulder.
Many students will get up and leave the class, not because they are left-wing snowflakes but simply because they don’t like to be in the same room with a gun. |
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dasing
(5/12/2017)
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Then they ARE snowflakes!!!! |
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