Texas senate bill SB 354(campus carry) passes committee.
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Texas senate bill SB 354(campus carry) passes committee.
another step in the right direction for gun rights!http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/articl ... 317243.php
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cant wait as Im currently back in college and there have been two armed robberies on campus since december. 

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I know what you mean I am going to be back in the lab working on my thesis and that usually involves being there very late at times. One time I needed to take a friend so she could finish up some work around 11pm and there was a strange guy just hanging out around the building without a shirt on and without shoes. He ended up leaving but we had already called the campus police while we waited in the car and they did respond in a reasonable time but those were still precious minutes that could have made a difference if there had been a real threat and my friend was alone.
Re: Texas senate bill SB 354(campus carry) passes committee.
Yep. I go to night school and get out at 9:20 pm and I have seen exactly one cop this whole semester. I would feel a whole lot better if I was armed walking back to my car.Monker10 wrote:I know what you mean I am going to be back in the lab working on my thesis and that usually involves being there very late at times. One time I needed to take a friend so she could finish up some work around 11pm and there was a strange guy just hanging out around the building without a shirt on and without shoes. He ended up leaving but we had already called the campus police while we waited in the car and they did respond in a reasonable time but those were still precious minutes that could have made a difference if there had been a real threat and my friend was alone.
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Robberies?E150GT wrote:cant wait as Im currently back in college and there have been two armed robberies on campus since december.

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Re: Texas senate bill SB 354(campus carry) passes committee.
Jasonw560 wrote:Robberies?E150GT wrote:cant wait as Im currently back in college and there have been two armed robberies on campus since december.I thought colleges were the happiest places on earth, right behind the Disney theme parks!



Re: Texas senate bill SB 354(campus carry) passes committee.
personally i think its going to pass. if everyone was so against it or was written poorly, the bill wouldnt have gotten this far i dont think.
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Ever wonder why a San Antonio legislator introduced the Campus Carry Bill?Jasonw560 wrote:Robberies?E150GT wrote:cant wait as Im currently back in college and there have been two armed robberies on campus since december.I thought colleges were the happiest places on earth, right behind the Disney theme parks!
See http://www.alamo.edu/district/dps/seclinks/alerts.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
03-05-11 Aggravated Robbery
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UT Austin has fewer armed robberies, but more assaults, about 1 every 2 days
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U of Houston has fewer robberies and assaults, but more carjacking, kidnapping, rape and murder
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It's hard to choose a college these days from those menus.
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Re: Texas senate bill SB 354(campus carry) passes committee.
I think it will pass, and be signed into law.
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Re: Texas senate bill SB 354(campus carry) passes committee.
I wrote my Senator and asked him please to push it to the floor for a vote ASAP! He's a good guy, I think he will do what ever he can. 

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Don't know aout mine.
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Re: Texas senate bill SB 354(campus carry) passes committee.
just adding a note:

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Heat from universities reverses position of former campus-carry champion
Hinojosa votes against bill despite authoring similar legislation in 2009
Now I understand why he said "no" so quietly .... he must not have wanted to say "no"
Noted, thanksCharles L. Cotton wrote:Please do not call Senator Juan "Chuy" Hinajosa!! I can't say more, but contacting his office now would be very harmful. It may be necessary later, but not now!
If you read something on other boards about calling, please ignore it! There are well-meaning people who don't know what's going on.
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Heat from universities reverses position of former campus-carry champion
Hinojosa votes against bill despite authoring similar legislation in 2009
I won't call him nor write or fax him/his office at the moment until you advise to.Sen. Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa (D-McAllen) voted with his constituents, rather than his personal beliefs, by opposing a “campus-carry” bill that passed the Senate Committee on Criminal Justice on Thursday, staffers said.
Now I understand why he said "no" so quietly .... he must not have wanted to say "no"
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Re: Texas senate bill SB 354(campus carry) passes committee.
Perhaps he knew it would pass with his "No" vote so he went with his constituents so he could get re-elected. I guess that's the crazy world of politics.RPB wrote:just adding a note:
Noted, thanksCharles L. Cotton wrote:Please do not call Senator Juan "Chuy" Hinajosa!! I can't say more, but contacting his office now would be very harmful. It may be necessary later, but not now!
If you read something on other boards about calling, please ignore it! There are well-meaning people who don't know what's going on.
Chas.
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Heat from universities reverses position of former campus-carry champion
Hinojosa votes against bill despite authoring similar legislation in 2009
I won't call him nor write or fax him/his office at the moment until you advise to.Sen. Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa (D-McAllen) voted with his constituents, rather than his personal beliefs, by opposing a “campus-carry” bill that passed the Senate Committee on Criminal Justice on Thursday, staffers said.
Now I understand why he said "no" so quietly .... he must not have wanted to say "no"
It's similar to us needing for Harry Reed to be the Senate Majority leader in a back door sort of way. Since the US Senate is still in Democrat hands, as gun owners we need for Harry Reed to remain the Senate majority leader. As we all know, the current crop of democrats are very anti-gun but oddly enough, Harry Reed is pro gun and will help, albiet I don't trust how much, to block any crazy gun legislation. Had Senator Reed not been re-elected, the person that was to take over is very anti-gun and no, I don't remember who it would have been but I remember reading NRA stuff about the situation.
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Re: Texas senate bill SB 354(campus carry) passes committee.
I wonder what he said about campus carry when he was campaigning. I don't necessarily want politicians to just go by whatever the majority of their district wants, but I would love for politicians to clearly lay out: This is what I stand for and this is what I will work on.
If they get elected by saying they'd support something, I feel like they should support it, whether the majority of their constituents want it or not. After all, if you've clearly stated your support for an issue, if it was that big of a deal to them they could have voted for the other guy.
Just my .02
If they get elected by saying they'd support something, I feel like they should support it, whether the majority of their constituents want it or not. After all, if you've clearly stated your support for an issue, if it was that big of a deal to them they could have voted for the other guy.
Just my .02
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