No doubt about it. But we don’t make it part of the culture.Being a Vermonter, your take is a little pot vs kettle-ish. Vermont has extremely liberal gun laws and a pretty high (legal) gun-toting population. I work with a lot of contractors in my side hustle. Most of them have pistols in their trucks.
That's funny
Have no problem with it. People are seeing the farce what it is.The responses to this tweet...
No doubt about it. But we don’t make it part of the culture.
Okay rookie. What’s your beef?O NO!! NOT THE CULTURE!!!!!
Can you find such a clause? I looked. I am sure the university has a general student code of conduct which would apply.yeah and fwiw I'm not suggesting he be charged or whatever. I have no idea of Alabama law.
I'm am suggesting the University can and should absolutely sit the kid based on moral clauses I'm sure they signed when they agreed to be on scholarship.
Seems like it might be.No doubt about it. But we don’t make it part of the culture.
Yeah, Seth talks about the fans needing to have perspective, there is a great basketball game going on right now. That is hilarious.Have no problem with it. People are seeing the farce what it is.
Seth Greenberg had a really bad night.
In Vermont? Actually no.Seems like it might be.
Okay rookie. What’s your beef?
Wasn't the thread that many people there carry guns? If so, then its part of the culture. If not, then its not.In Vermont? Actually no.
I think you’re misinterpreting what I’m trying to say, but I frankly don’t care.Using a vague term like “culture” to argue one group of people being perfectly justified to carry around guns while stereotyping another group and their gun ownership is a little absurd.
The fact that you had to clarify that it wasn’t “black culture” you were speaking of should help make it clear to you why stereotyping people is wrong.
Ive never seen any civilian in Vermont carrying in my almost 23 years here. No one I’ve met has talked about their guns here, except one crazy guy who moved to Florida with his 2 ars, but mostly for the swinging scene. I’ve seen multiple civilians in bama carrying, and have talked to multiple coworkers down there about their guns, unbidden by me. That’s the cultural difference I have actually seen.Wasn't the thread that many people there carry guns? If so, then it’s part of the culture. If not, then it’s not.