America has become haunted by the specter of deadly school shootings. As we all work to prevent further tragedy, some are advocating allowing students to carry concealed firearms as a means of defense. But would such measures really make college campuses safer?
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Is this is serious question!?!?!
Your kidding right?
A gun permit has nothing to do with grenades, bombs etc. . . . lets be real. If you are licensed and trusted to carry everywhere else in the state what is special about a school? Either you can be trusted and pass the background check or you don't. There is nothing magic about crossing a line onto school property that will suddenly make a licensed gun owner less responsible than he/she was off of school property.
This is just another feel good rule that is costing lives again. . .
- JDalco
January 23, 2009 10:27AM
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