baldeagle wrote:This ain't VA. I seriously doubt any state university will allow carry (I work at one), and I'm almost certain no private university will. The only possible exception is Kilgore College because of its President (search the archives). UT schools are totally opposed to guns on campus and are run by liberals. I've given up the dream of carrying at work. It's never going to happen. Liberals would rather see 30 innocent people die than one bad guy go down. Criminals help them move toward their goal of enslaving free people.mamabearCali wrote:Liberty University in VA is permitting CC by CHP holders. So zero may not be accurate.baldeagle wrote:Zero. Guaranteed.cw3van wrote:Just more PC junk can't for the life of me understand in Texas how this stuff gets so watered down if & I say if it gets into law how many campuses do you think are going to allow CC.
Faculty are vehemently opposed. Even if students and staff support it, at a university the faculty get what they want no matter how unreasonable or unfair. When they don't get their way they act like two year olds, stomp and whine and take it out on everyone around them. Then they wield their nuclear weapon. If you do this I'll move my $3 million research project and my Nobel prize to another university. The administration folds like a cheap suit every time. Trust me. I've BTDT.
How Sad that VA would be more free than TX
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I don't live in TX (I visit as often as I can), fix it yall. I do what I can here in VA to hold the line of freedom. TX is supposed to be my fall back point if we can't hold the line here. VA has the cancer of Northern VA, where democrats reign and get re-elected no matter how many times they are caught committing crimes and voters fraud. We here in the rest of VA have to fight fight fight against it. Please don't give up the fight in TX.