How do we *effectively* turn the tide on college campuses?

[UpTheIrons]

Nice idea, Smily. I like it.

[MeMelYup]

Maybe someone needs to get the drama department to do a little skit and record it. Something like.....
John and Betty sitting on a lawn talking one nice sunny afternoon.
Betty: I need to go to the library and look up information on the Federalist Papers. Will you go with me.
John: Ok, I have to stop at my car on the way.
At the car John is securing his gun in a lockbox.
Betty: Why do you always leave your gun in your car?
As they are walking to the library he answers.
John: I'm allowed by law to carry it on campus, but school rules prohibit me from carrying it in any of the buildings. I guess some of the teachers and students might not feel safe if they thought there was a gun on the person next to them.
Sound of a breaking window and a car alarm going off.
Betty: Whats that?
John: Someones car just got broken into.
Have a written caption on the bottom; "If your gun is stolen Please Report It."

There could be a lot of short stories like this. Someone could send them to youtube or maybe even get tv to run some.
A good title would be: My Gun Is Safer On Me Than In My Car.

[Jasonw560]

Here's a link I found while lookng at another topic here: http://www.gunscholar.org/

Perhaps somene on this list or their writings could be helpful.

[RPB]

THEY accuse US of bringing up Virginia Tech (where it isn't "illegal" but is "against policy" and was foreseeable so they've paid multi-millions in taxpayer dollars in settlements, fines, and still have lawsuits pending in the Courts)

First Colin Goddard is promoting his Living for 32 movie

Now ... The John Woods documentary
(Yeah, he wasn't even on campus, but ....)
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watch the emotional intro at the link above.



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