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KS: Faith-Based Group Seeks To Prevent Concealed Guns On Campus
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A Kansas faith-based group is hoping to overturn a law allowing concealed weapons to be carried on college campuses across the state.
Lawrence-based Kansas Interfaith Action representatives are visiting state universities to increase awareness of the issue and raise money. The Lawrence Journal-World (http://bit.ly/2dnrBKy ) reports Rabbi Moti Rieber says the group also plans to lobby the Legislature to change the law once representatives return to session in January. |
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| So-called "faith-based groups" should mind their own business. If they want to rely on pulling faith out of their pockets to stop muggers, so be it. There's no accounting for stupidity. But leave the rest of us the hell alone. |
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