I'm gonna try and pick this apart piece by piece
Since when is college the only place people "lose their tempers". This is the same blood in the streets argument from when CHL started and was proven false.Why? Quite simply, there are way too many instances in college where people might lose control of their tempers.
Same exact argument from 1994 "people will get killed over a parking space'. It was crazy then, it's crazy now.Or finding a parking place. Did you ever go looking for a parking place on campus at the University of Texas and NOT end up wanting to strangle someone? That guy in the Kia who stole your spot in Lot D? He had it coming.
As opposed to the gun brought on campus but the nut-job who didn't get enough attention so he shows up with an AK. "laws that disarm, disarm only those neither determined nor inclined to commit a crime"College is dangerous enough as it is. And college life would be changed if guns were allowed all over the place.
Shouldn't do that anyways, there is nothing stopping someone from legally carrying on the Drag, just because it cuts through campus does not make it off limits, so Mr. Kelso may want to be careful with his finger if he is so worried.I'd be a lot less likely to stick my finger out a car window on the Drag and holler, "We're No. 1," if I thought the guy in the pickup next to me had a Glock.
Which they will have safely outside the parameter they set up when there is an active shooter on campus. As was proven the last time it happened.It's not that I have anything against guns. Guns have their place. It's just that I'm against guns in the wrong places. The way I see it, the right place on campus for a gun is in the cop's holster.
Where does the Statesman find these people?And how is opening UT to pistol-packin' going to help in recruiting the best and the brightest at UT? Sure, some families with NRA stickers on their garage doors will think it's a good thing. But you know there are lot of mothers out there who will persuade Junior to go off to, say, Harvard, rather than "that gun nut school."
That's the reputation UT would get, if guns were allowed on campus.
