CO: No Takers for UofC ‘Gun Dorms’
The Daily Camera newspaper reports that since the University of Colorado’s Boulder and Colorado Springs campuses began segregating dorms for students with valid concealed-carry permits this year, not a single student has asked to live where guns are allowed.
Since they would have to be 21-years-old to have a valid CCW permit, and at that age they are (probably) already seniors living in apartments or frat houses, it’s not all that improbable. Or, just that nobody wants to be ‘the first’ or maybe declare that they are carrying, or have a stealable gun in their dorm room. . . .
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on 26 Nov 2012 at 9:23 am # Ryan
Maybe it has something to do with the students understanding that “Separate but Equal” usually just becomes Segregation. Once you volunteer to be segregated then you fence yourself in. Like you also pointed out, most people that are 21 year old and are responsible enough to have a gun probably have an apartment or renting a room near campus. The right to defend oneself should be a right not a privilege for only those who qualify. UofC are a bunch of Fascists who treat their adult students like children.