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How do you think a kid would feel if he seen his favorite teacher carrying a handgun? Teachers shouldn't be able to carry a concealed weapon because it could cause major problems with the student and the school.

First of all, teachers could scare a student to  death if they saw the gun. Then students will go home and tell parents, and parent being concerned about their child, will go to the school and have conversations and get officers invovled. It could be a huge waste of time. To save all to save all the trouble, teachers shouldn't be able to carry guns if an armed shooter enters the school kids know how to run or hide. That's what hide and seek and tag taught you when you were little, to run or hide.

Finally, Is it really that important for teachers to carry guns? We have metal detectors and we have school police that can protect us. Remember it isn't worth all the trouble for things we already have.

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I've been betrayed when I was in 5th grade by someone who currently goes here now. I was young and dumb and I brought a lighter to school and I burnt a piece of toilet paper and then I showed my friend and then he's like that's cool let me see and stuff like that. Then he burnt one too and then next thing you know he walks out and then like a minute later a teacher comes in and she already knew because my friend told on me and I had to go to the principal and then I had to go to compass for the rest of the year.

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The authors arguments are both similar by wanting to change the campus carry laws. The author from "why I would've liked to have my gun in college..." shared her personal experience about not being able to protect herself and she got raped when she could've had her gun to defend herself. The author of "the university police can't prevent violent crimes" said "as the number of armed citizens has skyrocketed, violent crime has gone down, not up..." this shows that the authors want to change the laws so that the school can be defended against terrorist or people that want to harm innocent people. The author wants us to learn about how college campuses can be safer if they have people who can carry weapons to defend themselves or others around them.

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Emotional Pain
Physical pain will never hurt as much as emotional pain. A cut can easily go away within a couple of days or a week, but there is nothing that hurts more than losing a relative or someone you love. Emotional pain is harder to recover from because it can last a lifetime while physical pain can be fixed.
First of all, Emotional pain can last a lifetime. I guarantee you if one of your parents or close siblings passed away you will forever mourn their lost. For example, my brother KJ passed away in 2012. He was an engineer in the army he was the person they called if they needed communications fixed or if something was broken electronically he could fix it. One day, he was on his way back to base and his squad got ambushed by some people in ISIS. They killed him and his friend and when I heard the news I thought my life was over. I didn't want to do anything with my life except for get revenge for what had happened to my brother. I had so much emotional pain in my heart that it still goes on until this day. I will forever miss my brother and I think about him almost every day. I can't get over the fact that he is gone and that he is never coming back. My emotional pain takes control of me all the time I think of him and I can't help but to cry. I know I will never get over the death of my brother but he will always remain in my heart.
In conclusion, everyone's emotions will never fade away. We experience Emotional pain every single day of our lives. Physical pain may hurt but you'll never remember the last time you had a cut. Emotional pain hurts mentally, and you'll always remember the time that your relative died. So, think about it, which one actually matters more?