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FL: Lawmakers debate whether more guns make college campuses safer
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Bruce W. Krafft
Website: http://www.keepandbeararms.com/
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"Law enforcement arrived at Florida State University’s packed library within three minutes of receiving calls that a man with a gun had opened fire."
"But some gun rights advocates think that wasn’t soon enough."
"The shooting, which left three people injured before police killed the assailant, has become the go-to anecdote for proponents who want to change state law and allow people with concealed weapon permits to bring their guns on college campuses. They argue it’s a safety issue for students at FSU and beyond." ... |
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teebonicus
(1/26/2015)
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The FSU Student Govt's position is unsupportable.
Contrary to their assertion, the lack of the anticipated epidemic of violence is prima facie evidence that campus CCW works as advertised.
I say that because if I challenge them to identify ONE prognostication that has actually occurred on campuses in the seven states that allow for lawful CCW at colleges, they will not be able to cite a single incident.
Not ONE.
Because there aren't any.
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