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Nichole Smith: No Good Can Come From Campus Carry
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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College is a high-stress environment for all. For many it's a first chance to get to know and understand people from differing walks of life. Adding guns into this equation would be a sinister and poorly reasoned cog in the works. Looking at others with fear and suspicion is a sad choice people are free to make; I am not saying bad things don't happen in the world. But no good can come from the combination of inexperienced youth, high stress, suspicion, agitation, and gunpowder. It's a powder keg, and they want to hand out matches in the concourse. |
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dasing
(12/27/2016)
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| I guess saving lives is not a pryority of gun banners! |
| Comment by:
mickey
(12/27/2016)
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| Ending "school massacres" is not a good thing, according to Nichole, therefore nothing good comes from allowing people the capacity to stop school violence. |
| Comment by:
lbauer
(12/27/2016)
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| Yet again beating on the strawman argument that campus carry will see drunken frat boys causing blood in the streets. Seems no matter how often they get called out they can never seem to let loose from the lies. Guess it's because that's all they have, deceit and lies. |
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PHORTO
(12/27/2016)
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As is too often the case, there is no provision for comments.
The FIRST right is the right to life, and that doesn't change with the venue. Attached thereunto is the right to self-defense.
All of the platitudes espoused in Nichole's urgent argument are rendered moot if you are killed.
And only a gun can stop that. |
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