Georgia’s gun laws already too loose
Roy Wetherington
Georgia state legislators must not pass any additional pro-gun laws, such as allowing people to carry concealed weapons to churches, college dormitories and classrooms, and non-secured areas at Hartfield International Airport in Atlanta.
Mentally ill individuals with concealed handguns will attend churches as visitors, and they would pull their handguns and kill people, just like the insane gunmen in Arizona and Virginia Tech. Moreover, a mentally ill college student must not be allowed to carry concealed weapons to classrooms and dormitories.
Please send emails to local state legislators.
ROY WETHERINGTON
Tifton
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