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TN: State Lawmakers Take Up Guns on Campus Bill
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Public colleges and universities across Tennessee could allow its students and employees to legally keep weapons in their vehicles. "Most of the people I know around here were raised with guns," said Collin Riggs, student at the University of Tennessee. Riggs believes people should have the right to bear arms on campus, as long as they have a valid carry permit. |
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"The more that it's away and just not in an area or vicinity, the safer we can be," said Drake.
Until a shooter shows up and YOU'RE one of the targets.
Young "adults" who think like this shouldn't be allowed to vote. |
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