AUSTIN —
What do adult sex toys have in common with those fitted with Glock 9 mmistolhave?
The two will soon be in the University of Texas backpack. Austin.
A law signed by the government was passed this year.
Gregabbott will allow students to enter public universities with concealed weapons in June.
The law, called "carrying on campus", was passed, despite written protests by the ninth-grade principal
The University of Texas system will take effect on next August. 1.
Earlier this year, I wrote about the journey of the bill's swift passage in state legislatures, but the issue has drawn national interest and triggered after the deadly shooting in orelsburg
Earlier this month
In that incident, the lonely Christopher Harper
Mercer shot and killed an assistant professor and eight students at a community University and then committed suicide.
Eight days later, a new student at the University of Northern Arizona opened fire on a group of students at the Flagstaff campus during the clashes, killing one person and injuring three others.
Supporters of Texas law say the guns in the hands of students and professors protect the campus from serial killers and reduce the risk of school rape.
Critics argue that this creates a tense environment in a learning environment that should be peaceful.
Texas merged with seven other states
Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Mississippi, Oregon, Wisconsin-
Allow weapons to be hidden in public posts
According to the National Conference of State institutions, secondary schools.
In 23 other states, this decision is decided by the college or university, and 19 states directly prohibit the use of weapons on public campuses.
On campus, the debate was intense from the study hall to the online forum, but no one offered more creative protests than Jessica King, recently graduated from UT violin performance, August, he came up with the idea of bringing dildo to the campus.
2016, as a law for silent protests against the campus.
She posted her # cocksnot glocks ideas on Facebook.
She has confirmed more than 9,000 attendees within a week
This is 9,000 different shapes, colors and sizes of false penis, on the same day, thousands of students in the backpack swing, welcome guns in class.
Of course, her thoughts triggered a series of protests, even from relatives.
Gun advocates who insist on guns to make campus safer.
"People want me to die on dildo," Kim told the Houston Chronicle . ".
She added: "When they hear a child shot in the classroom, we can only hope to see that reaction from them.
It's a bit scary and ridiculous, but it still sounds like progress to me.
"I can't help but recall my campus life at the University of Florida more than 20 years ago.
Those days were a vague night.
Study in Danny's evening, awkward socializing in crowded bars, stable alcoholic drinks and occasional wine --
Help between brothers.
Injecting the loaded pistol in this equation seems like a terrible idea.
In addition to the risk of chaotic gun battles in the classroom, guns on campus pose another risk: a chilling impact on classroom discussions and debates.
Daniel hammeresh, an honorary professor of economics at UT, said he would not come back next year to teach his introductory course in macroeconomics.
He taught the class in an auditorium with 500 students, which he taught for nearly fifty years.
Along the way, he met a lot of angry people who were dissatisfied with grades or other things.
Hamermesh recently told me that an angry student with a holster created a potential threat that he did not want to face.
In addition, he said that if the professor knew that some students were carrying concealed weapons, they would be less willing to have a heated debate in the classroom.
Recruitment of high-quality professors is expected to decline.
"This is a bad idea in many ways," he said . "
It's a bad idea to trust an almost Untrained gun owner to stop a potential mass shooter.
It seems like a particularly bad idea to do so on campus.
Austin, USA Today
Reporter.