Surrounded by a sea of dildos, organizers of the "cock no Glock" protest at the University of Texas at Austin spoke Wednesday to hundreds of students and supporters who opposed Senate Bill 11, allow those who hold a hidden pistol license to carry a pistol at a public university.
"I seem to have made a huge dick joke on the Internet," said Jessica King, referring to the protests she launched back in October 2015, and now probably the biggest counter
Gun protests in Texas history
On the first day of class, the students brought sex toys, especially dildos, as journalists and photographers flooded the West Mall at noon.
Photos of students strapped to plastic glasses began to hover on social media, using labels, and Kim did not prepare a speech for the big day --
She's too tired to carry 55 lbs.
Throughout the week, people are preparing for the protests, which will be filmed on campus.
"Let's put a dildo in the hands of every angry college student who hasn't been heard in this security conversation," Kim said . ".
"Tie it, feel the discomfort, feel the weird look.
Wear it out loud, wear it proudly, and don't take the guns off before people take them home.
When Kim realized that her university banned obscene equipment, the idea of "Cock, not Glock" came into being, as defined in the Texas criminal code.
Define obscene equipment as "anything including a false penis or artificial vagina, and design or sale is mainly used to stimulate human genital organs.
So a dildo
The Baring movement was born.
Kim wrote on the event page: "Before you get into trouble with class with a gun, you will receive a quote about taking a dildo class . ".
"Penis is forbidden in heaven.
Kim said on the web page that dildos is "as effective as guns" in protecting students from "anti-social gunmen ".
Thousands of dildos were distributed to students from different groups on campus and counter
Protests have begun, including those standing on the edge of the campus to hold the semi-finals.
The automatic rifle and the logo bearing the famous saying of Adolfo Hitler.
John Bird, director of media outreach at the University, told mySA.
Com on Wednesday, there will be no police increase on campus due to protests.
"I don't want to minimize the creativity of this protest, but it's not uncommon for us to have student protests on topics with high fees," he said, adding that, the university has a strong, regular police presence and procedures for students who want to protest.
He said the protests so far have been protected by political rhetoric.
"We encourage our students to participate in freedom of speech and debate in public policy," Bird said . ".
With a demo from dildo.
"If going to class with a penis helps you express yourself, do it," said Brian Ben Simon, Texas director of the organization, in a statement.
"We welcome this demonstration where freedom of speech and concealed carrying pistols can coexist on the same campus," they call it the "gun/dildo alliance ".
"It's fun to say the least, the first day of class.
The article will be updated throughout the day with new photos and information about the protests.