As this news applies to all of us, I thought it was fitting to share and discuss.
http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/florida-house-committee-approves-bill-allow-guns-college
What I found interesting, and perhaps not shocking, was the last statement: “The Sunshine State received an “F” grade and ranked 32 out of the 50 states in the most recent annual scorecard published at the end of December by the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence. The letter reflects the southern state’s weak gun laws, which do not require background checks on private sales, and allow for the purchase of assault weapons.”
If the state itself doesn’t even require background checks on certain sales of guns, how are schools going to possibly regulate who is allowed to carry and who is not? Also, are teaching going to be allowed to carry weapons? Can I bring my assault rifle to my freshmen comp class? Not that I have one, you know what I mean.
What does everyone think?
Horrified.