redstreak one;1534166 wrote:Sue the school for not properly protecting their students on property that they own! Where was campus security?

Think the case of a felon on Gonzaga's campus is an isolated incident? Think again. In 2007, a young woman named Amanda Collins was raped at gunpoint just 50-feet from the campus police station at The University of Nevada-Reno. The University of Nevada-Reno is a gun free zone. At the time of the attack, Collins was in possession of her concealed weapons permit but was not in possession of her firearm due to university policies prohibiting carrying concealed weapons on campus. Her attacker, a serial rapist, went on to rape two more young women, killing one of them. Red-tape and university policies empowered her attacker while she, the victim, was punished.


"I was legislated into being a victim," Collins said in an interview with NRA News.

hasbeen;1534177 wrote:The response will be: "They should have checked who it was and when they saw it was a suspicious man called Campus Security so Campus Security could call real cops.

Manhattan Buckeye;1534195 wrote:there is no 2nd Amendment protection for tenants

Raw Dawgin' it;1534194 wrote:"six-time felon knocked on their door"

Our judicial system works great! What the fuck was this guy doing out of jail?

TedSheckler;1534213 wrote:A landlord cannot ban guns from a private apartment. While the school owns these apartments, they are not on school grounds. Heller v. D.C. says "the 2nd Amendment protects an individual right to possess a firearm unconnected with service in a militia, and to use that arm for traditionally lawful purposes, such as self-defense within the home." This apartment was "home" to these students. So, there is a gray area here, I believe they have a case to fight this.

TedSheckler;1534213 wrote:A landlord cannot ban guns from a private apartment. While the school owns these apartments, they are not on school grounds. Heller v. D.C. says "the 2nd Amendment protects an individual right to possess a firearm unconnected with service in a militia, and to use that arm for traditionally lawful purposes, such as self-defense within the home." This apartment was "home" to these students. So, there is a gray area here, I believe they have a case to fight this.

Belly35;1534216 wrote:We now know why the multi felon was on campus. Generally those types of dorms have security system doors ... how did he get in? Where was the security or was it not working. Liberal justice system doesn’t work and the liberal minded college administration system doesn’t work but the standard method of CCW self-protection does.

Raw Dawgin' it;1534228 wrote:Clearly you didn't read the article. Not a dorm, no security doors, no security guards, it's not even on campus. I'm sure it's the liberal justice system fault why this guy was released six times, because i doubt this repeat offender was a criminal during any republican presidencies. Any more drivel to add?

Belly35;1534219 wrote:reps ... mofo

Belly35;1534236 wrote:My understanding is that if the University is the owner of a building that house students the law requires a security system, on campus or off campus. The party of the president or community organize has little or nothing to do with the lower court judicial system.

Raw Dawgin' it;1534262 wrote:Did you go to college?

Manhattan Buckeye;1534238 wrote:The problem is that the 2nd Amendment applies to government restrictions.

As crazy as this sounds, if my landlord provided in the lease agreement that I wasn't allowed to post on OhioChatter, which would obviously be a violation of the First Amendment if a government entity , it would probably be legal.

Yet would also be stupid, and unenforceable.

Glory Days;1534732 wrote:The constitution only protects people from the govt, not other private entities.