The small minority of Democrats in the Texas legislature tried to stop the measure, but lost when a simple majority of the Senate passed the measure. There are only 12 Democrats in the Senate, a 31-member body.
“The ramifications of allowing an individual with a concealed handgun license to carry a weapon on campus would create dangerous situations and in essence, put faculty, staff, students and University guests in the line of fire,” said a statement from the University of Texas at Arlington in March.
Law enforcement organizations throughout the state have also warned against the legislation arguing it might increase violence.
Now that the measure has passed the Senate it must also pass the House where a similar bill is on the table and will soon be up for a vote. Supporters fell that with the Senate’s passage, the House will act quickly to push the legislation through to the governor’s office.
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I didnt even read all of this because I can already tell you are a dumbass. Lets put it this way.... It is relatively easy for some cray a hole to get a gun. It is even easier for that person to take that gun on to a college campus, even if that person isn't licensed. If that person decided they want to start going trigger happy in the middle of class would you feel more safe knowing that there are other students in that class room who have a gun on them or not? The people who are licensed to carry a gun are trained on how and when to use it. Now this being said, the crazy A holes will know that when they want to go shoot up a school, others will be ready to shoot them up. GG
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