Delta State is member of Campaign to Keep Guns Off Campus; Dana Loesch, Steven Crowder weigh in

Brett T. | 5:56 PM on September 14, 2015

The fatal shooting of a professor at Delta State University today might have happened on campus, but it doesn’t quite match what we usually consider as a “school shooting” with mass casualties seemingly picked at random. This really does look like “workplace violence,” with one faculty member targeted by another in his office.

Nonetheless, it was a terrifying situation for students and more fodder for those who demand some sort of comprehensive gun control passed immediately.

https://twitter.com/GunzSuk/status/643474433869414400

https://twitter.com/TradeIdeas1/status/643486985655599104

Killed in his office A sad day for Delta State U; an unacceptable situation of guns on campuses. https://t.co/PgM1cRkS6o

— Rosemary G. Feal (@rgfeal) September 14, 2015

Confirmed fatality at Delta State University, expect “Don’t blame this on guns” in 3… 2… 1…

— Josh Strange (@joshstrange) September 14, 2015

@NRA
God forbid we regulate guns
Another shooting. Brought to you by the good people at the NRAhttp://t.co/J6NSLlZa4i

— Jr's Unfinished Chair (Herbal Tea Party) (@SenatorChrisSly) September 14, 2015

https://twitter.com/GOODNESSaidan/status/643475921568198656

Every single presidential candidate should be forced to answer where they stand on #campuscarry and lax gun laws Delta State #gunsense

— Shannon Watts (@shannonrwatts) September 14, 2015

Steven Crowder points out that Delta State is a member of the Campaign to Keep Guns Off Campus, founded in the wake of shootings at school shootings at Virginia Tech in 2007 and Northern Illinois University in 2008.

The Campaign to Keep Guns Off Campus, which doesn’t seem to have prevented any gun crimes, retweeted a tweet about the shooting.