If words upsets them so much, then the presence of certain things will cause a blowout in their drawers.

“Left-wing students have actually grown more intolerant of opposing viewpoints across the board.
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Even in the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, 91 percent of college students still believe that words can actually be considered violence, and a growing number of college students also believe that real, physical violence can be used to shut down speech.

A new survey from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) tested college students’ views on speech in the aftermath of Kirk’s assassination, finding an overwhelming 91 percent majority equated words with violence. A still massive 79 percent majority expressed some degree of agreement with the belief that silence — saying nothing — can be a form of violence as well.
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Turning back to Wolford v. Lopez, now set for oral arguments before the Supreme Court on January 20th, we look into another Amicus Brief filed that really illustrates just how bad things can get when civilian disarmament states are left unchecked. Washington Gun Law President, William Kirk, goes through a brief filed by the New Jersey Association of Rifle and Pistol Clubs which does give us the perspective of what its like to live in the depths of gun control hell.

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