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Virginia Boy
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Guns on Campus
Virginia Boy
Posts: 213 Member
On WSET, Channel 13 News in Lynchburg, Va., tonight, Nov.16,2011, it
was reported that Liberty University, ( the University started by the late
Jerry Falwell), will allow students to have concealed firearms, in their cars
on campus. Also professors will be allowed to carry concealed, with the
proper permits. The students will also have to have permits, to have guns
in their cars.
was reported that Liberty University, ( the University started by the late
Jerry Falwell), will allow students to have concealed firearms, in their cars
on campus. Also professors will be allowed to carry concealed, with the
proper permits. The students will also have to have permits, to have guns
in their cars.
Rights and freedoms, won with patriot's blood,
shall not be taken away, by ink from a tyrant's pen.
shall not be taken away, by ink from a tyrant's pen.
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Amen! Thats why I LOVE living in Virginia! Hopefully more schools will do this!
Jerry
Concur. Some years back, I attended the graduation of a friend from Virginia Commonwealth University, and Falwell was the keynote speaker. I was very pleasantly surprised to discover that he was a reasonably conservative, rational, 'normal' guy, not just another nutcase TV preacher.
NRA Endowment Member
Agreed. The next logical step is to let them carry to class.
Good for them.
that students with c.c.permits, can carry on campus , but not in buildings.
Visitors with c.c. permits must leave them in the car. Faculty & staff, with
permits can carry inside buildings. Alcohol citations, honor code violations,
and other infractions, will disqaulify a student. This goes into affect next month.
shall not be taken away, by ink from a tyrant's pen.
Sounds like the right time to open an auto glass shop next to campus
Al
Hopefully soon schools and politicians (and sheep) will begin to see the light about concealed carry on campus!
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