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| Comment by:
mickey
(10/14/2015)
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School papers, making MSM libtards look good...
"Campus Carry Law Fees" = Administration vows to increase security to deal with imaginary threat. |
| Comment by:
jac
(10/14/2015)
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What a load of ****.
There is no valid reason to increase campus security because licensed concealed carry individuals will be allowed to carry a gun on campus.
If anything, the campus will become safer, reducing the need for whatever security force currently exists.
UT is opposed to legal concealed carry and is simply introducing stupid objections without any merit. Another example of "the sky is falling" liberal mentality that has not occurred anywhere else and won't happen in Texas. |
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