CCW owners should be allowed to carry guns at Colleges/Universities

Since Con is insisting that I stay with my original argument, I shall do that. I now will argue for any bans for CCW is wrong. This is fair, because Pro still has a chance to refute my cases. Also, voters feel free to take away conduct for my screw up in the beginning. So far, Con has failed to refute the following arguments.-Gun bans only prevents legal gun owners from possessing gunsR1: An imminent threatPro argues that it would be better for security to be maintained by trained law-enforcement professionals. He fails to show why it should "only" be maintained by law-enforcement. He also says students and staff should stay away from the campus till the threat is resolved. How are students supposed to get a warning of a danger? If a criminal brings in a gun into campus, they only have several minutes to react. They aren't given a 24 hours notice.R2: 2nd Ammendment Pro argues that certain people aren't allowed to carry a gun, and there are restrictions on the type of guns eople are allowed to own. This is completely irrelevant to my case. I'm arguing that CCW should be allowed. In order to be a CCW owner, you need to first pass all tests, and need to be qualified to own a gun in the first place. Also, all states allow the use of CCW. So Pro's rebutall is invalid.My case CCW protects lives.CCW have proven to save many lives. According to this source, here are examples of sucessful self defense sought by students. Arizona, October 16, 2008A University of Arizona student shoots two intruders in self-defense. South Carolina, August 9, 2008A Citadel military school student successfully scares off a bat-wielding road rage driver by brandishing a handgun in self-defense. Michigan, January 20, 2008A University of Michigan student shoots and kills two intruders in self-defense. Utah, September 18, 2007A Utah Valley State College licensed to carry a concealed weapon shot a pit bull that was attacking him. The animal survived the shooting, and at the student’s request, no charges were filed against the dog’s owner. California, April 25, 2007University of Southern California students overpowered a man, taking away his firearm and holding him at gunpoint for police. The man had become violent and threatening towards a female at a student party and refused to leave. Ohio, April 24, 2007After a man demanded entry to a University of Akron student’s apartment and threatened him with a gun, the student returned fire with a roommate’s gun. The suspect then fled the scene. Texas, January 25, 2007A Texas Tech student with a concealed carry permit grabbed his gun and hid when he heard someone trying to break in to his house. When the perpetrators successfully gained entry, the student took aim at the intruders. One fled, the other was detained for police. Texas, January 24, 2007A Texas Tech student with a concealed carry permit returned home to find his car and home broken into, with the perpetrators still inside the house. The student fired two warning shots, causing the would-be thieves to flee. Florida, September 8, 2006Two South Florida Community College students were attacked outside their apartment, but one used a .45 handgun to shoot one of the attackers in the chest. The other fled. Virginia, December 10, 2005 A Virginia Commonwealth University student was initially charged with murder after shooting an armed gang member in a confrontation outside a coin laundry business, but was cleared by authorities two months later when it was learned he acted in self-defense . Georgia, September 19, 2005After dialing 911, a Mercer University School of Law student shot and killed a man that had broken into his home. Kentucky, May 2, 2005A University of Kentucky student was cleared of wrongdoing after shooting a Louisville man who was robbing him outside a Lexington apartment complex http://thearmedcitizen.com...; http://concealedcampus.org...Here is a map that shows all the shooting that occured in the United States of America. Keep in mind, many of those shooting occured in states were CCW is banned, or colleges have banned them.https://www.google.com...So far, Con has failed to show the disadvantages of banning CCW. His only proof was the majority college presidents do not want it, and the students from the state of Iowa do not want it either. Both of these are highly subjective, because different people have different opinions on self-defense. Keep in mind, that CCW isn't only for public protection, it can also be used for personal protection.