IUPUI students are required to be disarmed, and usually have a $700 smartphone and an $800+ laptop.
The shepherd doesn't wonder why his sheep get attacked. He stays close by with a staff.
IUPUI students are required to be disarmed, and usually have a $700 smartphone and an $800+ laptop.
The shepherd doesn't wonder why his sheep get attacked. He stays close by with a staff.
I recommend quietly disobeying this requirement as a student. Nobody needs to know, and tell no one.
I get the sentiment about Millennials. There's a lot of people that are softer than a bag of mayonnaise...
They reported that "one gun was black, one was silver" in the description on FB. Hahaha.
I posted "I thought I saw these guys but both of the two I saw had black guns so I didn't call it in". Someone asked me why I didn't call it in just because the guns didn't match. Heh. Purple doesn't work on FB I guess.
Who cares what color the guns are
Or I looked at my gun collection and decided I need to turn myself in based on the description of the firearms...
Many students carry pepper spray. And exactly, for all we know, it could have been a pocket knife. Pepper spray would be just as effective, if not more since it is light and on most students’ keychains (the student had just exited their car). And it doesn’t have he option of becoming deadly force when it’s not necessary. I don’t need the option of a student suddenly snapping in a lecture full of 300+ and legally being able to carry a firearm. I am aware of the “people don’t care about the law” but we don’t make murder/robbery/etc legal because “people break the law”. There is no need for students to carry firearms on a college campus.
As an IUPUI student I feel much more comfortable knowing that everyone around me isn’t carrying a gun.
Expelled/arrested it is not only against school policy but also against the law. I am aware they’re still alive/unhurt (and that’s a maybe, if the attacker didn’t attack first) but there are still consequences to breaking the law for both parties.
The person that shared that story on the Indianapolis reddit has some choice things to say. Really, really not making the connection of being able to protect themselves and preventing a stabbing/attack:
reddit.com/r/indianapolis/comments/882nkd/student_stabbed_in_armed_robbery_in_parking/
Edit:
They also seem to think IUPUI is no different than a K-12 school.
Sounds like someone under arrest was brought to an ER, then gave them the slip?
At least it was ER not not an inpatient ward. Where they have those guaranteed mooning gowns.