Codename46 wrote:From an e-mail today:
TEXAS: KEEP GUNS OFF COLLEGE CAMPUSES
Tell Your Elected Officials to Oppose "Guns on Campus" Legislation
Dear Texas Brady Campaign Member,
The Texas Legislature will soon be considering two dangerous "Guns on Campus" bills, HB 1893 and SB 1164, that would allow guns on our state's college and university campuses. We need to protect our students and stop this dangerous legislation. Our State Senators and Representatives need to hear from you.
EMAIL YOUR STATE REPRESENTATIVE AND STATE SENATOR TODAY!
"Oppose HB 1893 and SB 1164.
Help keep our students safe by keeping guns off college campuses!"
Click here to email your State Representative and State Senator.
Introducing guns into a volatile environment where binge drinking and drug use are all too prevalent is a recipe for disaster. It would also dramatically increase the risks of suicide and gun thefts.
"Guns on Campus" legislation was rejected in all 17 states where it was introduced last year. Let's make sure Texas is not the first state to pass legislation to allow guns on campus.
Here is what you can do today:
1. E-mail Your Texas State Representative and State Senator TODAY!
"Oppose HB 1893 and SB 1164. Help keep our students safe by keeping guns off college campuses!"
Click here to e-mail your State Representative and State Senator
2. Forward this e-mail to friends, family, and colleagues in Texas, especially anyone you know in the education community or who has children in college.
3. Click here to contribute to our efforts in Texas and across the country.
Click here for more information on this legislation and the attempts by the gun lobby to pass it across the country.
To get involved with our Texas Brady Campaign Chapters please visit our website by clicking here!
We must stop this dangerous bill and keep our colleges and universities safe! Please take action TODAY!
Sincerely,
Paul Helmke Signature [image]
Paul Helmke, President
Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence
Instead of trying to stop guns on campus, why don't they try to campaign against the binge drinking and drugs they listed as prevalent on campus.
