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The document discusses the debate surrounding concealed gun policies on college campuses, arguing against their permissibility due to potential increases in violence and insecurity among students. It highlights concerns about social divisions among students who carry guns versus those who do not, as well as the heightened risk of violence stemming from the presence of firearms. Ultimately, the conclusion suggests that the risks of allowing guns on campus outweigh the potential benefits.

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Gun On Campus Outline

The document discusses the debate surrounding concealed gun policies on college campuses, arguing against their permissibility due to potential increases in violence and insecurity among students. It highlights concerns about social divisions among students who carry guns versus those who do not, as well as the heightened risk of violence stemming from the presence of firearms. Ultimately, the conclusion suggests that the risks of allowing guns on campus outweigh the potential benefits.

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Hika Gutema

Professor: Corie Dorsey


English 112
July 9, 2020
Guns on Campus

I. Introduction

Concealed Gun Conduct rules makes a significant debate on whether to permit


students to conduct guns or forbid concealed Gun Conduct on campus.
A. Campuses need to deliver a sense of security with their staff memberships and
their students.
B. Guns ought not be permitted on college campuses because this might cause an
increase in unintentional shootings, violence, and it might increase insecurities
and make more fright on college campuses.

II. Body

A. Introduction of campus Gun Conduct legislation in the State of Virginia would


rise the rate of violence and create insecurities among students.
1. Not every student would be allowed, afford, or want to carry a gun on campus
which would create a greater separation between students.
2. Students who do not carry gun on campus could feel inferior to those students
who would carry gun on campus.

B. Similarly, having guns on campus could increase the level of security for
individuals some students while changing the classroom environment.
1. Concealed gun carry usually occurs when people feel as if they are as if they
are not safe and feel the need to provide their own level of security.
2. Concealed gun carry could further tension between different groups of
students.
3. Students from different cultural and social classes may feel the need to settle
differences or disputes among each other, endangering other students.

C. Awareness or presence of firearm may increase the need to act through violence.
1. Wrongful use of firearm is likely to occur when students feel insecure or
anxious.
2. The use of firearm may be used as a self-defense mechanism when a threat
was only perceived or unfounded.
3. The chances of causing harm to others increases if professors or students feel
threatened could use the weapon.

III. Conclusion
Gun policies on campus have valid arguments for both sides and ultimately both seek
to protect human life and promote security for human.
The risks and disadvantages of campus gun carry are more when compared to the
disadvantages.

Work Cited

Birnbaum, Robert. “Ready, Fire, Aim: The College Campus Gun Fight” Change: The
Magazine of Higher Learning. Taylor and Francis Group, September—October.
2013. Web. 8th July 2016.

DeFilippis, Evan. “Campus gun Control Works”. The Boston Review. 6th June 2014.
Web 8th July 2016.

“Guns on Texas Campuses Won’t Make Them Safer, university Chancellor Says”.
Morning Edition 5th June 2015. Opposing Viewpoint in Context. Web 8th July 2016.

Kopel, David. Guns on University campuses: The Colorado Experience. The


Washington Post. 20th April 2015. Web 8th July 2016.

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