Posted: 8/13/2007 10:03:39 AM EDT
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needs some help... Should college students with concealed-weapons permits be allowed to carry guns at school? Yes -- students have the right to protect themselves (41 responses) 33.6% No -- it's a classroom, not the Wild West (79 responses) 64.8% I don't care -- just keep me out of the crossfire (2 responses) 1.6% * 122 total responses * (Poll results not scientific) |
Screen door...hurricane...you get the picture.
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Should college students with concealed-weapons permits be allowed to carry guns at school? Yes -- students have the right to protect themselves (106 responses) 53.0% No -- it's a classroom, not the Wild West (92 responses) 46.0% I don't care -- just keep me out of the crossfire (2 responses) 1.0% 200 total responses (Poll results not scientific) |
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Should college students with concealed-weapons permits be allowed to carry guns at school? Yes -- students have the right to protect themselves (117 responses) 54.9% No -- it's a classroom, not the Wild West (94 responses) 44.1% I don't care -- just keep me out of the crossfire (2 responses) 0.9% 213 total responses |
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Should college students with concealed-weapons permits be allowed to carry guns at school? Yes -- students have the right to protect themselves (120 responses) 55.3% No -- it's a classroom, not the Wild West (95 responses) 43.8% I don't care -- just keep me out of the crossfire (2 responses) 0.9% 217 total responses (Poll results not scientific) I love the phrasing of the answers: it's a classroom, not the Wild West 
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Nice unbiased questions! Wild west? Does anyone else see the problem in this logic: "Allowing concealed weapons brings the potential for accidental gun discharge or misuse of firearms at parties, including those where alcohol or drugs are used, and the possibility for guns to be used to settle students' disputes, the group said in a statement." But aren't drugs and alcohol BANNED on many campuses? (Well booze are banned here at University of Kentucky) |
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Hit like you know what. Should college students with concealed-weapons permits be allowed to carry guns at school? Yes -- students have the right to protect themselves (204 responses) 64.2% No -- it's a classroom, not the Wild West (111 responses) 34.9% I don't care -- just keep me out of the crossfire (3 responses) 0.9% 318 total responses |
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Yes -- students have the right to protect themselves (223 responses) 65.4% No -- it's a classroom, not the Wild West (114 responses) 33.4% I don't care -- just keep me out of the crossfire (4 responses) 1.2% 341 total responses (Poll results not scientific) I had the .223rd response 
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No -- it's a classroom, not the Wild West Unfortunately YOU don't get to decide whether it's the "wild west" or not! Only the lunatics with murderous ambitions and guns get to decide that! And if the law-abiding students can't defend themselves, that just makes it easier for the criminals to turn it into the "wild west!" Seriously, what kind of moronic, asanine poll choice is that??? |
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Should college students with concealed-weapons permits be allowed to carry guns at school? Yes -- students have the right to protect themselves (552 responses) 73.8% No -- it's a classroom, not the Wild West (192 responses) 25.7% I don't care -- just keep me out of the crossfire (4 responses) 0.5% 748 total responses |
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For some reason I think this board is responsible for swaying every poll about guns to the progun side. Yes -- students have the right to protect themselves (554 responses) 73.9% No -- it's a classroom, not the Wild West (192 responses) 25.6% I don't care -- just keep me out of the crossfire (4 responses) 0.5% |
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Should college students with concealed-weapons permits be allowed to carry guns at school? Yes -- students have the right to protect themselves (587 responses) 75.0% No -- it's a classroom, not the Wild West (192 responses) 24.5% I don't care -- just keep me out of the crossfire (4 responses) 0.5% * 783 total responses * (Poll results not scientific) |