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WV: Concord Univ Pays for Students to Protest W.V. Campus Carry Bill
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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A West Virginia school’s student government organized a protest at the state capitol in West Virginia, including arranging transportation. Concord University’s Student Government Association (SGA) sent out an email with the subject line “EMERGENCY. GUNS ON CAMPUS,” encouraging students to attend a protest at the West Virginia state capitol put on by the SGA. The SGA stated that the protest would be their “last effort to stop this bill,” according to the email, a copy of which Campus Reform obtained.
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jac
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Snowflakes.
Concealed carry on campuses has not been a problem in any of the states where it is allowed. But don't let the facts get in the way of your stupid liberal opinion. |
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