Re: England's getting odder.

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> On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 04:36:25 GMT, "Blinky Bill" <nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>> On Sun, 27 Jul 2008 06:17:01 GMT, "Blinky Bill" <nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>> therefore it is a Virginia law.
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>>>>Then cite the Virginia legislation that makes University policy become
>>>>state
>>>>law, odiousfart.
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>>> Nio need idiotstick.  The Virginia legislature granted the right to
>>> the Unioversity.
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>>Then cite the legislation that did that. Certainly some members of the
>>Virginia legislature didn't think the right existed, otherwise they 
>>wouldn't
>>have tried to introduce bills giving colleges that right.
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> Being legislators doesn't make them immune to being wrong.

And you being a gunloon means you are almost always wrong or lying
ROTFLMAO
Remember when you said that guns were banned at VT because Virginia law 
banned them in K-12 schools? ROTFLMAO You were so stupid you thought VT
was 
a K-12 school, or so dishonest that you thought you could get away with a 
lie.

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>>>  Therefore it is indeed a Virginia law.
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>>Cite the law that made VT policy become state law.
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> Never claimed it did, you liar.

"Virginia law banned guns on campus".

So you try to squirm away by claiming you  are using "Virginia law" in a 
different sense from "the law of the state of Virginia". ROTFLMAO

>  I simply point out that guns are
> prohibited on the campus and the law enforces that.

The law doesn't enforce the VT policy. When a VT student was found with a 
weapon the following happened - "The unnamed student was not charged with 
any crimes because he holds a state-issued permit allowing him to carry a 
concealed gun."

He wasn't charged with a crime because he didn't break any state law - he 
breached VT policy, which obviously then isn't law. Otherwise he would
have 
been charged with a crime.



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>>A sure sign you have been spanked when you resort to personal abuse 
>>ROTFLMAO
>>It is certainly clear that no action could be taken by the state because
>>there was only university policy, not state law, to be enforced.
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> The right to make University policy is granted to the University by
> the state laws.
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> Are you too stupid to understand that?

No, but you are too stupid to understand that University policy is not 
Virginia law. Are you too stupid to realise that the University cannot
make 
policy which remove the rights of citizens granted by the state?

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>>>  It has the policy and the
>>> right - granted to it by the state - to do so.
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>>Then cite the state legislation that gives it that right.
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> http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?000+cod+23-38.88
> 12. Seek to ensure the safety and security of the Commonwealth's
> students on college and university campuses.

That doesn't mention banning guns. And it doesn't mean that University 
policy is state law.

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> Upon making such commitments to the Governor and the General Assembly
> by August 1, 2005, the public institution of higher education shall be
> allowed to exercise the restructured financial and operational
> authority set forth in subdivisions A 1 through A 13 of § 23-38.88,

Sections A1 to A13 are on the URL that you cite above, at the beginning of

the do***ent. It is no surprise to me (or anyone else accustomed to your 
lies) that banning weapons is not mentioned. Feel free to point out which
of 
A1 to A13 gives the University  the authority to ban guns on campus.