My head fairly exploded this afternoon when I read this account of how John Wahlberg was rousted by the campus police after giving an oral presentation in his Communication 140 class. Apparently his discussion of concealed carry on campus was so threatening that the professor filed a complaint against him.
Mr. Wahlberg gave an oral presentation as part of a class assignment, the topic of that presentation was school violence. It is undeniable fact that a concealed handgun on a victim's person is the best and most effecient way of stopping a mass shooting. The only way to stop the psycopath is to force him to stop, and if he's got a gun, you better hope you've got one as well.
Mentioning such a topic as part of a communication class is not a threat, no matter the audience. If the mere mention of concealed carry on cmapus is enough to inflame Ms. Anderson to report the student, then she is definitely a hoplophobe. To report the young man to the police for the matter is simply inexcusible. Not only should Ms. Anderson apologize to John immediately, she should be fired, and barred from ever teaching again, if only to protect the children!
--Jim
(H/T kahr40)
Mr. Wahlberg gave an oral presentation as part of a class assignment, the topic of that presentation was school violence. It is undeniable fact that a concealed handgun on a victim's person is the best and most effecient way of stopping a mass shooting. The only way to stop the psycopath is to force him to stop, and if he's got a gun, you better hope you've got one as well.
Mentioning such a topic as part of a communication class is not a threat, no matter the audience. If the mere mention of concealed carry on cmapus is enough to inflame Ms. Anderson to report the student, then she is definitely a hoplophobe. To report the young man to the police for the matter is simply inexcusible. Not only should Ms. Anderson apologize to John immediately, she should be fired, and barred from ever teaching again, if only to protect the children!
--Jim
(H/T kahr40)
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