#SacStateSays: Will you participate in student walkouts for gun control?
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As the conversation about changes to America’s gun laws picks up steam, several student walkouts have been planned in coming weeks on March 14 and 24, and April 20, the 19-year anniversary of the mass shooting at Columbine High School.
RELATED: CSU reassures prospective students that walkout participation won’t affect admissions
We asked students if they’re considering walking out and why. Share your opinion by using #SacStateSays on your favorite social media platform.
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stefanopeggi • Mar 12, 2018 at 1:49 pm
Thanks Blake! Glad to hear that you like it
Chet • Mar 8, 2018 at 1:45 pm
No. Gun Control only controls guns for law-abiding and mentally fit individuals. Criminals and the mentally ill do not abide by any gun control laws. Adding more laws will only limit the number of law abiding people who, when the situation arises, might be the only ones who will stop the bad guys. The cops have no duty to risk their own lives in saving those they are sworn to “serve and protect”. The supreme court has rendered this as a truth.