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IA: We need to rethink allowing stun guns on campus
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Mark A. Taff
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Regardless, the stun gun law has passed. Some now feel protected, but does this promote a sense of security overall?
Being a woman, I fear more now than I did before. This is not a law I could personally agree on. I do not feel safer. Stun guns are supposed to make iowans feel more secure, but we might get more than what we bargained for.
I feel the law gave the attackers more leverage. Think about it this way: what would happen in a situation where you find yourself in a struggle? You lose your device, and now the attacker has it. Your safety device is now a weapon being used against you. |
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PHORTO
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"You lose your device, and now the attacker has it. Your safety device is now a weapon being used against you."
You're right. So the answer, I guess, is to lie back and enjoy it.
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