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In reply to the discussion: University of Houston Faculty Suggest Professors 'Not Go There' Because of Campus Carry Law [View all]friendly_iconoclast
(15,333 posts)133. It wasn't *my* claim, it was Robert Bork's- and yours, as well
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University of Houston Faculty Suggest Professors 'Not Go There' Because of Campus Carry Law [View all]
struggle4progress
Feb 2016
OP
Disruption? Like a non-white person on campus? After all, that's why red states have
Hoyt
Feb 2016
#119
Most gun fanciers are white folks afraid of other ethnicities. Go to any gun shw, store
Hoyt
Feb 2016
#123
Next time you are at one of those places, shoot some photos to show the diversity.
Hoyt
Feb 2016
#128
At DU, we've been waiting at *least* five years for one of your posited tragedies to happen
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2016
#69
Were you perchance a student at the College of It Stands To Reason?
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2016
#138
Well, *not* allowing CCW didn't stop those, so you can't claim additional harm...
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2016
#94
DU moral-panic mongers have been studiously avoiding that question for years...
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2016
#81
Your last sentence is merely a reworded version of Robert Bork's "moral harm":
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2016
#134
I do claim that the CDC does publish the stats and it has something for everyone.
GGJohn
Feb 2016
#30
Allow me to throw some cold water on your moral panic-mongering with some statistics
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2016
#74
Sure, I can forge an opinion on the color of God's eyes or the exact gene coding of dinosaurs...
Buzz Clik
Feb 2016
#85
At Universities like what is being discussed in the OP? My guess is pretty low.
stevenleser
Feb 2016
#17
Most of this is just fear mongering. I have no fear of my teaching inciting a shooting.
aikoaiko
Feb 2016
#14
"The proliferation of guns in everyday settings simply insures that will happen more often."
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2016
#77
There is also a decline in aggravated assault rates (which applies to nonfatal gun shot wounds)
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2016
#95
You have given no reasons aside from "I don't like guns" and a healthy serving of Colonism:
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2016
#137
But not more Law-abiding than those who qualify for a permit, but refuse to be be a gun toter.
Hoyt
Feb 2016
#42
Sure it does, there are sseveral hundred million people who could quality for a toting permit,
Hoyt
Feb 2016
#96
Of course you'd think that- you subscribe to Robert Bork's theory of "moral harm"
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2016
#97
You are correct, there are many victims from you gun love and support of lax gun laws.
Hoyt
Feb 2016
#99
If you don't see it a problem, then let those who spend every working day make the choice.
Buzz Clik
Feb 2016
#56
This doesn't surprise me at all. When I first heard about the new law all I could say is
napi21
Feb 2016
#39
Are visitors to the Texas legislature allowed to carry? In the state courthouses?
Divernan
Feb 2016
#57
Everybody's now arguing whether guns can be banned from courthouses under current law
struggle4progress
Feb 2016
#64
Lots of moral panicking on this thread, almost none of it borne out by statistics
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2016
#78