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WI: Guns make UW unsafe for students
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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I grew up in Madison, as did my father. I now live in California, but I often thought my children might attend UW-Madison.
But we care about our children's safety. Wisconsin now requires universities to allow people (students, staff and visitors) to carry guns on school grounds. Off-campus places where students hang out also can allow guns.
I have no problem with responsible people having guns for hunting or even at home for self-defense (though there is a serious risk of accidents or self-harm). But guns don't belong on school grounds, in bars or restaurants. |
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Sosalty
(11/18/2016)
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Evil people are seeking gun free locations. A university of hapless youth even better. Has this person thought thru what they're saying? |
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