break down that Bullsh*t poster and shove it... Could it be GANG killings... Duh? Maybe, or a couple of idoits that shouldn't be in the gene pool anyhow, and then a couple of dogs that shot their owners, and of course the idiots that clean their handgun loaded, WTH?
And what if you created a dorm area specifically for CCW student permit-holders:
'Gun Dorms' At University Of Colorado Do Not Attract Any Students
The University of Colorado announced in August that it would ban firearms in dorms, but would also create a segregated residential area for students who are concealed-carry permit holders. Now more than three months after the rule change no students have asked to live in the segregated residential area that allows guns on the Boulder or Colorado Springs campuses, The Denver Post reports.
Why that is, exactly, isn't clear and could range from a small number of permit holders on campus that also live in dorms to students that are concealed-carry permit holders not wanting to live in an area that basically shines a spotlight on the fact that they have firearms in their dorm room and might feel that the new rule violates their rights.
The University of Colorado announced the change to students' housing contracts for the Boulder and Colorado Springs campuses on August 16. The new rule states that students who hold a Colorado concealed-carry permit can no longer keep a handgun in the dorms and could be asked to relocate to a university apartment or a residential area set aside for concealed-carry permit holders over the age of 21. If the student is found with a firearm in their dorm room, they may be released from their residence hall contract, according to a press release from University of Colorado Boulder.
The new rule also prevents concealed-carry permit holders from bringing a gun to any event at Folsom Field or ticketed performance venue. The university is treating the purchase of a ticket to a CU public performance as an agreement with the university to not carry a concealed weapon, even as a valid permit holder, into the venue.
Personally I always thought this would be pretty much a non-issue on campus. You have to be over 21 and it takes a fair amount of money to get a permit, weapon, equipment and training. 1% of 1% of students. Making a mountain out of a molehill.
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archer wrote: I believe it is illegal to bring a dog into any establishment where food is prepared, with the exception of service dogs. Is your dog a service dog Otis? If that is a reason not to patronize a business, can we assume you never go out to dinner? Or lunch, or breakfast?
Here is the cool thing, you can bring non service animals just about where ever you want. Even in hotel rooms declared for no pets. Not that it is nice.
See you just SAY it is a service dog and no one is allows to ask for what or for proof by law in most if not all places in the US.
You can also bring guns into that wing place, you just are restricted from showing it off. You see what is hidden is hidden, for now.
Remember, breaking the rules is not the same as getting caught, but it will be soon.
