Colorado State University considers banning concealed handguns on campus
At the prompting of the university's faculty council, President Tony Frank is considering whether to enact a near-ban on concealed carrying in classrooms and other common areas. . . .
CSU has seen no problems with weapons on campus, concealed or otherwise, Bohlander said. He said Frank will make a decision after hearing student opinions. Bohlander said the university has no way to track how many people carry concealed weapons on campus on any given day.
Labels: ConcealedCarry, GunFreeZone
3 Comments:
Never underestimate the ninny factor.
I get it, nothing has happened for a while, they are getting bored, so they need something to occupy them for a while. So they decide to clamp down on something that has not ever been a problem.
Make sense to me.
There's a disturbing part of me that halfway wants to see a shooter come on campus after such a ban were to be put in place. Post Hoc falacy, certainly, but it'd be nice fodder for the argument: "but this never happened when we allowed concealed weapons on campus!"
Mind, the larger part of me hopes nothing like that Ever happens again.
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