All my shelving, storage bins are on high tables that are concrete into the ground

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1iQUF1gQmI

Some ppl take it to far

kek

While a biased video I can agree to an extent, the point of the second amendment is to protect ourselves from threats, foreign and domestic because this is mine and not yours.

However even thou I rent because I'm in college, I pay for this 550 square foot area and will defend it as my property.

it serves its purpose as a mini source for my research paper

I already have Castle doctrine and stand your ground but hopefully that protection will be extended by the proposed laws in my state to allow you to defend your property from threats.

why I love AZ gun laws ❤️

I miss the days where shopkeepers were able to keep a shotgun under the desk

or, to be specific, i wish i was born around that time

@ThiccSpicyGenderRevealParty they still can in certain states

ooh

Tennessee has proposed laws in the works to add laws like what Florida is doing.

very much legal to be strapped at your job lol

(depending on how commie the state is)

My concealed carry instructor who is a local prosecutor, said that with castle doctrine, he would not push to prosecute any store owner who shot in self-defense.

^ that's generally the case

obviously there's rules surrounding that like you can't shoot someone fleeing etc

DA will do their due diligence and investigate but for a shop I highly recommend having cameras on premises for evidence purposes

Stay strapped or get clapped

If i were to say, shoot a robber with a blunder buss, im fine right?

It's not technically a weapon

yeah

Tennessee has good defensive gun protections on the books and the area I'm in for college I feel pretty confident I'd get a fair trial if it came to that, particularly when about 2/3 of people in the city have a carry permit and I can count on a single hand the places posted. However, less so if after college I move back to Memphis because I can't find a job. Most of the city is posted and is not very gun friendly.

College towns tend to not be friendly

towards people and firearms

Definitely not this one, it's bigger then a college town but still only about 28,000 people but the students still make up 1/3 of the population. However the college is a big engineering school fed mainly by the rural areas that are very conservative. Even with the professors, the city went Trump by 80%>

@Phoenix 3-1 true sadly

Here in The Lone Star State, A&M is a lot more Gun friendly.

is the campus a "gun free" zone

Currently you are able to have a firearm in your dorm room

Can't wait to do that

Outside the college and the regional hospital, most people are blue collar factory workers, some mining, or agriculture. Agriculture is probably the third biggest major at the University followed only by engineering and nursing.

interesting

Unfortunately the campus is gun free, that's because public universities in Tennessee have to be. The police have said though they won't enforce any restrictions on knives on campus.

yeah I'm not gonna bring a knife to a gun fight

it's interesting though, a vast majority of actual mass shootings happen on gun free zones

I WONDER WHY

You can't carry in some places and you are charged a fee but its better than nothing

https://reslife.tamu.edu/knowledge-base/weapons-c/