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2. Odd

Reply to sarisataka (Original post)

Tue Aug 23, 2016, 01:17 PM

Aug 2016

I wonder if Texas courtrooms and state legislature buildings likewise permit concealed handguns? If not, why not? Or does the goose-and-gander principle not apply in those settings for some reason?

Someone's going to get shot, so everybody have your shocked and surprised faces at the ready.

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Federal judge denies UT professors' request to block implementation of campus carry [View all] sarisataka Aug 2016 OP

Sounds reasonable Duckhunter935 Aug 2016 #1

Odd gratuitous Aug 2016 #2

It appears carry in sarisataka Aug 2016 #4

Could that not contribute to an unsafe work environment? lpbk2713 Aug 2016 #3

I am doubtful that even the most egregious acts and tragedies etherealtruth Aug 2016 #5

Empirical evidence shows that this is more virtue signalling than concern about actual danger: friendly_iconoclast Aug 2016 #8

See:. 1966, Texas Tower killings when long guns were already legal on campus... Eleanors38 Aug 2016 #6

Why? hack89 Aug 2016 #7