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WI: Gun Shy Professor Claims Need to Counter Campus Carry
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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The professor�s justification is that the interesting material is also the material more likely to generate murderous differences of opinions in his students. The boring one, so his theory goes, should avoid this problem. �The topics on the first syllabus that get my students so excited are also the topics that arouse the most passion,� he writes. �And, if some of our state legislators have their way, passion is the last thing I�ll want to provoke in my students.� Then he poses his own philosophical question, �Why teach topics that increase the probability, however small, of provoking an unstable but legally carrying shooter?� |
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jac
(1/7/2017)
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This same tired argument has been made every time a state loosens restrictions on concealed carry. All the predictions of doom, gloom and mayhem have NEVER happened -- anywhere.
This guy is nothing more than an anti gun liberal with an agenda. It always amazes me that supposedly educated people can be so ignorant. |
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PHORTO
(1/7/2017)
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jac, they aren't ignorant, they are willfully IDEOLOGICAL.
And their ideology is neocommunism. |
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