First OC experience, almost.

[gnbrotz]

Originally Posted by jcabin

Being as I was at school most of the day, its "against the law" so i wouldnt have my gun with me on campus. actually i know a bunch of other criminal justice majors ranging from 21 to 34 who dont remove their holster when they get onto campus, just the gun. They walk around with their holster on hip all day. They can stare and wonder all day, but if they actually see someone with a gun on campus, then they should be interested and start to worry. until our legislators take their heads out of their ass and let us good guys protect ourselves and those in our immediate surroundings while on campus.

It is not illegal to carry on a college campus in PA. It is most likely prohibited by the college itself, and OC will likely get you expelled, but it is NOT a violation of the law. You may want to be sure what you're talking about before you start bashing the legislators.

There are certainly things that they deserve to hear our voice about (and loudly), but if you go spouting off about legalizing carry on a college campus, you're going to portray an image that's less flattering than what I think you'd like to project.

[jcabin]

actually from what i understand it is against the law in PA. NO guns on any government funded school property. Public schools can make their own policy on this, but in PA, the STATE controls the happenings of public education.

[gnbrotz]

It's clear what you "understand". I'm just wondering if you can cite statute to back it up?

You should not give advice on any topic unless you can back it up.

[Jerry H]

Maybe it's not the holster she was staring at. LOL

[markheck1]

Originally Posted by jcabin

They can stare and wonder all day, but if they actually see someone with a gun on campus, then they should be interested and start to worry.

nah.......not worry....seeing a gun nicely parked on someone's hip is not cause for worry

[jcabin]

Originally Posted by gnbrotz

It's clear what you "understand". I'm just wondering if you can cite statute to back it up?

You should not give advice on any topic unless you can back it up.

I'm sure you've been here long enough to know.