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In reply to the discussion: I’m A Black Female College Professor in Texas. Should I Get a Gun? [View all]malthaussen
(18,573 posts)21. A kevlar vest might be a better choice...
... a different venue, best of all.
-- Mal
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I’m A Black Female College Professor in Texas. Should I Get a Gun? [View all]
SecularMotion
Jun 2016
OP
No, I would not feel safe on your campas, knowing that anyone who wants to settle
riversedge
Jun 2016
#1
I like her thinking when it comes to carrying as part of black liberation. She also comes to
Brickbat
Jun 2016
#2
Great comment ... One that could only come from having read the entire article ...
1StrongBlackMan
Jun 2016
#45
"(L)ook for a new job in a new state, one with sensible gun laws." Like, say, California?
friendly_iconoclast
Jun 2016
#82
I say that to cops that incessantly complain about how dangerous their jobs are.
tenderfoot
Jun 2016
#14
I'd say yes. Try to wrap your head around the idea that a gun is another tool you learn to use.
ancianita
Jun 2016
#13
Anyone can already have a gun and always could, what has changed it that law abiding normal people
braddy
Jun 2016
#15
When that happens here, folks call 911, and I get telephone and email alerts from campus security.
stone space
Jun 2016
#30
So 911 protects an individual from being raped or murdered or robbed, and protects their family at
braddy
Jun 2016
#42
LOL, sure, that will end rape, murder and robbery, and home invasions, don't drug dealers and the
braddy
Jun 2016
#55
What does that have to do with what happens when a gun is spotted on a university campus?
stone space
Jun 2016
#56
You asked what has changed. I told you what is about to change at her university.
stone space
Jun 2016
#59
I never asked what had changed, I pointed out what was changing, and I am on topic.
braddy
Jun 2016
#61
You made this claim. My experience at my own university tells me this is false.
stone space
Jun 2016
#62
My claim is accurate, why are you making so many trivial time wasting posts, and why
braddy
Jun 2016
#65
Your claim was a lie. It is currently illegal, even on her Texas campus. (nt)
stone space
Jun 2016
#66
I don't want to be forced to give up my right not to carry a gun to protect myself from people
bjo59
Jun 2016
#18
It depends. Do you live with children or other loved ones who you would want to protect from an
Vote2016
Jun 2016
#22
Odd, virtually all gun control laws are modeled on Jim [large, raucous black bird] laws.
Eleanors38
Jun 2016
#78
Being a white guy I'm not sure if my interpretation is totally valid, but I know this—
Gene Debs
Jun 2016
#36
You didn't read the article ... whether someone else was carrying a firearm is ...
1StrongBlackMan
Jun 2016
#43
If the concept is 'popularized' by the Legislature, however, more guns on campus will be the result.
randome
Jun 2016
#70
Never mind ... her point was entirely clear for those that read the entire article.
1StrongBlackMan
Jun 2016
#73
I'm not sure what they do there now, but here, I get alerts via telephone and email...
stone space
Jun 2016
#60
According to "well educated" students like this, everyone should carry a gun or two.
Hoyt
Jun 2016
#57
You don't know that. She may get phone calls and emails from campus security like we do here.
stone space
Jun 2016
#77