University Is Uneasy as Court Ruling Allows Guns on Campus

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I'm sorry, but what is the source on this? Because it sounds like straight bullshit.

It's not what you think - it's not cops shooting at a fixed target - its incident data. In other words, the targets are moving.

The first time i heard this in another thread i couldn't believe it either until I saw it wasn't ratios at the gun range.

I think actual situations are kind of what counts.

I seriously doubt John Q Public would be any better, though.
 
So where are the stats for regular citizens with concealed carry licenses? Since that's what you're trying to prove.
My point is trying to demonstrate that people thinking it's fine with cops having guns being around them being safer due to practice and/or training is a fallacy.

Do you think it's unfair that a guy cannot marry his brother. Some girl marry her sister or some girl marry her brother.
Do you?
 
Does anyone think it's a good idea for kids whose minds are still developing to carry guns into college classrooms? I am pro-gun, and I sure as fuck don't.

After looking into it, you have to be 21 to get the CCW permit in Colorado, or 18 with whatever qualifies you for their temporary emergency permit (not sure what that bit means), so the silver lining here is that Freshmen/Sophomores won't be bringing their guns to the latest pledge hazing at the next Kappa Sig kegger.

I only pray that the University doesn't half-ass this, and implement places on campus where guns are simply off-limits (not unlike courtrooms) and provides access to secure gun lockers so that folks don't get their shit stolen when they go for a swim.
 
Data with nothing to compare it to, which was the crux of your argument.
Except there is.

What's the overall harm to society.
Fom a historical example
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http://www.antiquesatoz.com/habsburg/habsburg-jaw.htm
 
I only pray that the University doesn't half-ass this, and implement places on campus where guns are simply off-limits (not unlike courtrooms)* and provides access to secure gun lockers so that folks don't get their shit stolen when they go for a swim**.
That seems perfectly reasonable.

*Assuming like in a court armed security is there and access controlled.
**A very good idea.
 
It's sad that people apparently feel so unsafe in America that they feel they need guns to protect themselves. I can't imagine living under such constant terror, to be so fearful every time you step outside that you need a firearm. It's a shame the US government is apparently failing at its core task of guaranteeing the safety of its citizens, but I suppose when that's the case, you need to take matters into your own hands.

I'm not sure how carrying a gun proves "constant terror" but I guess it's more fun to jump to conclusions.
 
And pass on the Hasburg Jaw...why do you have such a hard on for incest?
I'm still talking about marriage, not about having babies. I also mentioned gay marriage between siblings. Would that be okay for you? I've written down my answers to all your questions already. I just want your answer first as I've been asking the same questions the whole time.
 
I only pray that the University doesn't half-ass this, and implement places on campus where guns are simply off-limits (not unlike courtrooms) and provides access to secure gun lockers so that folks don't get their shit stolen when they go for a swim.

This is a hilarious thought: "going to the pool, better bring my gun".

But what if you're forced to defend yourself while you're swimming? :O

Can you at least strap a combat knife to your leg?
 
I've gotten multiple text alerts this year about people with guns on or around campus, bomb threats, etc. And now at my offsite campus, I am not in a great part of town. I also remember multiple rapes that took place last year.

Will more people with guns help? I dunno, but college campuses arn't exactly the most secure place
 
I have an 8 month old daughter...and I would advise you choose following words with that in mind.
I don't know what you think I was implying. He specifically used adoption as an example and you said it shouldn't be allowed because they could pass on a genetic disease. That is literally impossible.

And you don't have data for carriers?
 
Does anyone think it's a good idea for kids whose minds are still developing to carry guns into college classrooms? I am pro-gun, and I sure as fuck don't.

Last time I checked, being 18 meant you're an adult.


Planes? Federal Buildings? etc etc?


Planes and Federal Buildings are the same as a Campus how? Last time I checked a campus won't lose air pressure and crash into the ground if a shot goes through a window. I understand you want an exception but I say fuck it. I wanna see what happens. If there are shooting at every frat party then I'll concede to your point. But if life goes on with nary a peep....
 
It started with this:

You can apply the exact same logic to marriage between siblings.

That's still a huge stretch if you're trying to say he's completely contradictory by not wanting incest but thinking guns are ok. There are also plenty of other things that aren't banned that should be if you want guns and stuff banned also based on the other person's logic. It's a stretch no matter how you want to put it.
 
That's still a huge stretch if you're trying to say he's completely contradictory by not wanting incest but thinking guns are ok. There are also plenty of other things that aren't banned that should be if you want guns and stuff banned also based on the other person's logic. It's a stretch no matter how you want to put it.
Please point me to the part where I was talking about incest. I specifically stated that I'm not talking about sex. I did it multiple times.
 
If there's an increase in illegal campus shootings because of this. You'll be right.

If not. Then you'd be wrong.
Should we have to wait for innocent people to die first?
Please tell me how this is really analogous to a topic about allowing concealed guns on a college campus.
It has to do with Manos' overall philosophy for allowing it. Because it seems to be why the fuck not, can't hurt!
 
Please tell me how this is really analogous to a topic about allowing concealed guns on a college campus.
When Manos: The Hans of Fate says that “Someones sensibilities being offended is a pretty weak reason to ban something when there is no demonstrably overall harm to society” then he should have the same view about marriage between siblings.

If he thinks that there needs to be “demonstrably overall harm to society” in order to ban something or prohibit people from doing something then his “rule for banning things” should be applied to all topics and not just the one topic he's in favor of. He knew exactly what I was trying to prove and changed the subject every single time to avoid actually answering my question.

I chose marriage between siblings because it's a topic that most people don't seem to be in favor of even though there's no provable harm done to anyone. I deliberately left out the risks for the well-being of biological child when I mentioned that I can also change the question to gay siblings. I mentioned reasons for marriage (adopting a child, less taxes) to make sure he knows that I'm not talking about having biological children.

If you go back to the first page (100 post per page) then you'll find the start of the whole discussion where I pointed out that the research he quoted [“"We conclude that Lott and Mustard have made an important scholarly contribution in establishing that these laws have not led to the massive bloodbath of death and injury that some of their opponents feared.”] also said that "On the other hand, we find that the statistical evidence that these laws have reduced crime is limited, sporadic, and extraordinarily fragile.". I replied: “If it doesn't factually make the world a safer place then what's the point? When it makes people feel uneasy and there's no improvement in safety then maybe you shouldn't do it for the sake of the other people.”

Then the whole thing about you shouldn't ban things because someone's “sensibilities [are] being offended”.
 
I'm not sure how carrying a gun proves "constant terror" but I guess it's more fun to jump to conclusions.

I figure if you feel you require a gun everywhere you go, including the university campus, you're perhaps not constantly, but certainly frequently very afraid that something might happen to you, otherwise no one would feel such an urgent need to carry a gun that they would seek legal action to obtain the right. Like I said, if things where you live are that unsafe because the state has completely failed in one of its primary tasks, then I absolutely support people who want to carry a gun. It only makes sense.
 
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