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Just a show of force, so their attendance and tuition doesn't drop
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Just a show of force, so their attendance and tuition doesn't drop
Their Board debated having an armed security guard last year and voted it down. I wonder how those who voted it down feel now. They are partly responsible for the deaths of the kids.
They must not feel too bad - they're not lifting the rule that would allow students to carry for their own protection. They don't care. They don't feel. They are dead inside.
I thought that this was one of the few non-gunfree schools. From what I recall there were a couple of armed students in different buildings, but too concerned to engage.They must not feel too bad - they're not lifting the rule that would allow students to carry for their own protection. They don't care. They don't feel. They are dead inside.
I thought that this was one of the few non-gunfree schools. From what I recall there were a couple of armed students in different buildings, but too concerned to engage.
There was a school policy prohibiting guns on campus, but state law currently allows you to carry on campus with a CHL. Many people don't know that, they only know what the school tells them - no guns allowed. And don't expect the school to volunteer that information either. Many folks, even CHL holders, don't fully understand their rights with the CHL.
In contrast, recently Chemeketa Community College in Salem made a point of telling all staff and students that concealed carry is allowed on campus. I understand they even went to the trouble of addressing each class, just to make sure everyone is clear on that policy.
Yes this is true, what they did here was discourage it and made it known. I think its how they did it that weigh on me. They said it in a way that it appears as policy. Even UCC president, said in conferences that gun were not allowed on campus and was school policy and refused to state whether CHL was allowed when asked many many times. The day of the shooting there was CHL's on campus and two men with CHL's were blocked by teachers and not allowed to engage. The school in my opinion crossed the legal line in many ways leading to deaths.
On the news tonight, they said that there will be an armed Sheriffs deputy on campus full time now.
If there isn't a controlled access point with full-on metal detectors to ENSURE my safety, you can safely a$$-u-me that I'm armed regardless of some useless "free-fire zone" sticker/placard posted on a window or wall.
They must not feel too bad - they're not lifting the rule that would allow students to carry for their own protection. They don't care. They don't feel. They are dead inside.
After college president says they do not need guns on the school or armed security...........
"...Douglas County Commissioners have approved a contract with Umpqua Community College to provide law enforcement services for the remainder of the fiscal year...."
Clear evidence the college knows that safety is an issue and chose not to deal with it until after the fact.
Yeah, well said. I recall seeing the interim president at a press conference on TV in early October and she was trying to make it sound like the college had good security - she touted there is "good security" at the school and how there was a security guard and two "supervisors" (not sure whether they supervisors are always on campus or not), and that some staff could also help out in an emergency. Pfffff what a joke. Noone did anything in this emergency except hide in a corner and cower in fear while peeing their pants praying for the police to arrive. Why can't everyone just tell the truth? Why do they always have to LIE? She could have just said that they have inadequate security especially since they discourage students from protecting themselves. But noooo, it's all LIES LIES LIES. I wish someone would invent a lie detector SHOCK COLLAR to put on all of these govt & school officials when they're talking.
I wonder what the security guard was doing anyway, probably just called the police and maybe clicked on his computer to send out a warning message - although their warning system totally failed too, come to think of it, every single thing related to security at that campus was a TOTAL FAIL. lol So much for their unreliable complicated untested unmaintained trendy electronic notification system -- I wonder what that costed them.
Their "lockdown" didn't even work - students were running all over campus, from building to building, even across the wide open grassy fields, to notify each other that there was a shooter on campus. So much for the safety of being in "lockdown" mode. One of the students actually ran past the classroom windows where the murderer was and apparently didn't even realize the murderer was in there. Yet ironically the one guy that had a gun was told to stay put.
Ok I am going to make mine right now and put it on my lawnWell, then maybe we should start putting up "no liberals-progressives" signs everywhere.