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KS: Kansas Professor Urges Students To Not Bring Guns 'Wherever I Am'
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A University of Kansas professor urged students in his class to not bring guns “wherever I am present,” in a syllabus, even though state law requires the school to allow the concealed carry of handguns.
“Although you may be entitled by law to carry a gun, I urge you not to do so,” professor Eric Rath wrote in the syllabus for the online course, “The Samurai.”
Rath does not want firearms brought to class, however, he also requested students to not bring them “wherever I am present.” |
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| Delusions of grandeur, with a pathological dose of hubris. Oh, and did I mention the LIES....? |
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