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TX: Obsession with guns now infects college campuses
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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The Texas Legislature has just passed its version of campus-carry – a bill that allows students, teachers, janitors, administrators and anyone else with a firearms permit to carry concealed handguns on college campuses throughout the state. That means students sitting in a library or classroom or strolling through a classic tree-lined quadrangle may be armed.
College campuses don’t have enough problems with student misbehavior? Administrators aren’t frazzled enough coping with rapes, binge drinking and routine infractions such as cheating? The Legislature had to add concealed weapons to the mix?
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jac
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Another liberal in fantasy land. Every time a state removes barriers to concealed carry the panty wetters predict blood and mayhem.
It never happens. |
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