koshergrl
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You would think so. And it is unconstitutional, and Oregon lawmakers have DETERMINED that it's unconstitutional.Tell us something we don't already know. And America is not alone in being affected by this phenomenon.
Of course, it's just..to use a term the gun grabbers like to use..."common sense". Of COURSE people who want to kill as many people as quickly as possible are going to target groups of people who have advertised their utter vulnerability:
"Since at least 1950, all but two public mass shootings in America have taken place where general citizens are banned from carrying guns. In Europe, there have been no exceptions. Every mass public shooting has occurred in a gun-free zone. And Europe is no stranger to mass shootings. It has been host to three of the six worst K-12 school shootings and by far the worst mass public shooting perpetrated by a single individual."
Read more at Would-be killers target gun-free zones
Outta be good ammo for a legal challenge of gun-free zoning. If lawful gun owners are put at a disadvantage, but criminals coming for a shooting spree don't take much notice of the law, then you would think it's simply an impediment to lawful self-defense and thus unconstitutional.
And yet the schools can still put the no-guns ban in place on school grounds, and expel kids and fire teachers for violating it.