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FL: Gainesville Sun editorial board: Keep guns off college campuses
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The editorial board at the Gainesville Sun published a piece Thursday condemning continued proposals that would see guns on college campuses in Florida.
“Just as First Amendment rights don’t allow someone to yell fire in a crowded theater, the Second Amendment doesn’t allow for a limitless right to carry a firearm anywhere,” wrote Gainesville Sun opinion editor Nathan Crabbe, speaking for the editorial board. “Even campus-carry proponents concede this point, given that (Senate Judiciary Chairman Greg) Steube’s proposal would retain bans on carrying guns into police stations, jails, courtrooms, polling places and most bars.” |
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| Campuses and police stations should not be exceptions to an individuals' rights. Folks will soon get comfortable with a significant part of the populace carrying a sidearm and everyone will be the safer. |
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