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Per your article, students should be able to sue universities that teach them lessons that jeopardize their health and safety. I would take that a step farther. The theatre goers that prevented patrons from legally carrying guns should be held liable when they did not offer armed protection from a crazed shooter. If they prohibit self defense, they should be legally liable for providing it.
Author’s Note: This is the 818th column I have written since September of 2003. If you are tired of hearing about liberal hypocrisy in academia, please do not read this latest offering. If you like guns, however, keep reading.
Dear Professor Hoplophobe (pseudonym):
First I would like to thank you for your willingness to discuss Second Amendment issues despite our deep disagreement about the scope and applicability of this important constitutional right. The first time we broached the issue, the tenor of our discussion was less than civil. Since then, you have agreed to continue...
The theater owners posted their own "No Weapons in This Facility" signs, as there was no ordinance that I am aware of prohibiting it.