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Heeeeers Johnny

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5. How are they "defeating the basic rights of others"?

Thu Feb 25, 2016, 08:25 PM

Feb 2016

None of these people (the concealed carriers), are forcing or demanding that professors, faculty, other students
curtail or be mindful of what they have to say.

If they're against firearms on campus fine... I have no problem with that, but at least be honest about it, and not
blame the other side for a position based on poorly argumentative reasons.

If they have genuine safety concerns, then state and explain why.

Going on the record that the gun kids on campus somehow will bring about 1A infringements is just plain bullshit.

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Guns on college campuses makes academics hesitant to discuss issues that may be considered touchy. [View all] TimeToEvolve Feb 2016 OP

the gun crowd calls it mission accomplished nt msongs Feb 2016 #1

The good news, everybody graduates with a 5.0 GPA 951-Riverside Feb 2016 #2

as the average IQ of the nation approaches zero; the number of guns floating around TimeToEvolve Feb 2016 #11

That says something about IQ right there dumbcat Feb 2016 #16

Because we all know.... daleanime Feb 2016 #34

Did you have some point? dumbcat Feb 2016 #56

El Camino College professor fears for life after student’s threat struggle4progress Feb 2016 #39

An example from gun control utopia California? beevul Mar 2016 #63

Part of the plan. hifiguy Feb 2016 #3

word TimeToEvolve Feb 2016 #7

Why responsible gun owners don't speak out? Post in correct group, not in GD. Eleanors38 Feb 2016 #4

They just say it doesn't matter, it won't do anything EXCEPT stop bad guys. Ie the professor, the MillennialDem Feb 2016 #21

How are they "defeating the basic rights of others"? Heeeeers Johnny Feb 2016 #5

"there are only 3 things that allow you to make 1000mistakes/1minute.- TimeToEvolve Feb 2016 #10

If you're going to use the 'real world' argument then you should support guns on campus aikoaiko Feb 2016 #14

+++++++ well said marions ghost Feb 2016 #26

By definition it's concealed... TipTok Feb 2016 #33

If it's not banned marions ghost Feb 2016 #42

Sounds like a personal problem to me... TipTok Feb 2016 #54

That's your choice. It's a silly choice but it is yours to make. Nuclear Unicorn Feb 2016 #55

It's Robert Bork's theory of "moral harm" in action: friendly_iconoclast Feb 2016 #59

how can it been intimidating sweetapogee Feb 2016 #41

Because many people marions ghost Feb 2016 #43

oh I see sweetapogee Feb 2016 #46

. sarisataka Feb 2016 #47

That may be the most ridiculous post i've ever read... beevul Mar 2016 #64

Wait a second... linuxman Feb 2016 #6

wait a second... TimeToEvolve Feb 2016 #8

Is it really caused by guns or people? ileus Feb 2016 #19

Easy access to guns of course. If you look at other countries, there are similar levels of MillennialDem Feb 2016 #22

Attending lectures is less of an issue; it is meetings with the professor MH1 Feb 2016 #17

You have no idea if there are ones meeting you now, carrying guns without authorization. linuxman Feb 2016 #20

Of course not, but the numbers are going to be lower. It's also harder to carry concealed MillennialDem Feb 2016 #23

You have drunk the koolaid marions ghost Feb 2016 #28

Oh no, I got called askeered. linuxman Feb 2016 #31

Shit happens marions ghost Feb 2016 #40

That's nice linuxman Feb 2016 #45

Guess what marions ghost Feb 2016 #48

Yet it was a reply to me, not some stand alone commentary. linuxman Feb 2016 #49

It's a public forum marions ghost Feb 2016 #50

That's the good news about today vs the 80/90's. ileus Feb 2016 #35

Does anyone have the Jim Beard Feb 2016 #9

Let me check the math on that one. zero. MillennialDem Feb 2016 #24

I doubt its zero. beevul Mar 2016 #65

All of those "warnings" are true irrespective of guns being on campus oberliner Feb 2016 #12

I teach and work on campus and I'm not afraid I will incite a shooting aikoaiko Feb 2016 #13

"Fear Mongering" Prof4Life Jun 2016 #68

A legal product should be legal everywhere bigwillq Feb 2016 #15

So, if I run a daycare, it's ok for me to have bottles of booze around the kids? nt MH1 Feb 2016 #18

Or even better, anti freeze MillennialDem Feb 2016 #25

Excellent analogy, thanks. nt MH1 Feb 2016 #29

Booze is not legal for everyone, so please use discretion (nt) bigwillq Feb 2016 #36

Is there a law about not having alcohol under the security of an adult in a day care? aikoaiko Feb 2016 #38

if you run sweetapogee Feb 2016 #44

So I should be able to leave bowls of anti freeze on my property (let alone public property) and MillennialDem Feb 2016 #27

Your property? Absolutely. bigwillq Feb 2016 #37

Responsible gun owners? Aren't they like unicorns? nt valerief Feb 2016 #30

Yeah, such controversial subjects as why you can't give someone the "A" he says he tblue37 Feb 2016 #32

At least this brings the bullying/control-freak aspects of gun fetishism out in the open... villager Feb 2016 #51

that's right! TimeToEvolve Mar 2016 #60

I think I wouldn't be signing up for debate class if I went to school there still_one Feb 2016 #52

or even give a poor grade. MariaThinks Feb 2016 #53

This is getting seriously scary. Initech Feb 2016 #57

You have fallen victim to, or are promulgating, a moral panic friendly_iconoclast Feb 2016 #58

This message was self-deleted by its author Shandris Mar 2016 #61

Couldn't agree more robertgodardfromnj Mar 2016 #62

Unfortunately for you... TipTok Mar 2016 #67

Huge overreaction Matrosov Mar 2016 #66