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Did you say, Booh!txyaloo wrote:It wasn't posted. I spent much of the time playing "spot the gun".Beiruty wrote:tbrown wrote: Was it legal to carry there? wasn't govermental meeting in session?
I got a good laugh at the expense of the girl sitting next to me. She was a UT student and was against campus carry. She and I chatted a bit. Little did she know, her elbow was mere inches from my 1911 for about 30 minutes. I wonder if she felt threatened?
Was it legal to carry there? wasn't govermental meeting in session?tbrown wrote:Thanks to RPB for the color commentary.
I got there a half hour early and it was already SRO. I filled out the witness forms for 750 and the others to register my support and checked NO to testifying. I assumed there were already enough people talking and boy was I right.
After turning in my comments, I went down to the overflow room. I watched for a while and the early speakers were pretty good but the later speakers started repeating earlier speakers. Some went completely off the rails, like woman who objected to Cho being called a lunatic. After hearing testimony from some opponents of HB 750, I wondered if they had any clue how many concealed handguns were in that room. I couldn't stay for the whole hearing, so I really appreciate RPB's summary of what I missed.
Tom
P.S. This forum was suggested by someone I met yesterday but I forgot his name. Sorry amigo.
So, he is afraid from angry students, so how does he act when someone crazy guy came with gun and they are mad at his professor even he did not have a CHL? what he has to do? And he refers to statistics that campuses are safe. blah blah...RPB wrote:7:03 A&M Professor Some students get angry
Why? Because people in Utah are peasants and live in rural areas!