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Or in that case and the case of many others, the lack of access to weapons for the self defense of law abiding citizens. What about their rights, and how they were trampled, when the University pledged to ban weapons from campus, and won, they spit on the constitution and made all of the guns on campus dissapear magically with the stroke of a pen. An institution of higher learning, who rakes in millions each year, bans the citizens rights to self defense on their property and fails to provide adequete security. Are they liable?After all, Thank God it wasn't Al Qaida, we can spend millions to secure our nations subways, water supplies and elementary schools, but I have a feeling the local middle school might be safer than that college.I guess we should just give the dean another payraise...
Another question is why they allow crazies to run loose on campus freely? If the teachers say he's suicidal, and tell him to get help, and they allow him to cut himself day after day, and finally student A. kicks the bucket -death by suicide, and the teachers knew about it, what is their role in his death? If Joe Smith drives his car through a crowded area and runs over several because he was going nuts for weeks, the teachers knew, the students knew and nobody cared... they just let him go wild.... who is at fault? Yeah, you can say, Of course Joe Smith its his fault, but then you get into the realm of "Do crazy people really know they are crazy?"
