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The U.S aren’t exactly known for their wonderful gun laws.

Despite 300  mass shootings this year alone, many people in the have demanded laws change to allow more people to be able to carry arms across the country.

This was the case for the University of Texas, who have recently passed a “campus carry” law that allows licensed gun holders to carry a concealed handgun on campus.

Understandably, many aren’t pleased with this decision.

In order to highlight the ridiculousness of the rule, one student has set up a Facebook page encouraging others to carry dildos around campus as a sign of protest.

The reason? Dildos are banned from the university.

Jessica Jin has set up a Facebook event called the Campus (DILDO) carry and she’s gaining more and more followers by the day.

The ‘Campus (DILDO) Carry’ Facebook event. Source: Facebook.

The event reads:

(For those who aren’t gun experts/don’t live in the U.S, a glock is a type of handgun).

The event currently has over 2,900 people attending, and is set to take place on the 24th of August.

Event creator Dildos University of Texas. Source: Facebook

The University of Texas isn’t unfamiliar to gun violence.

In 1966, Charles Whitman situated himself on the University’s tower and opened fire on those around him, killing 14 people, as well as his mother and wife at home.

The shooting was the largest of its kind until the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012.

The University of Texas. Source: iStock

According The Guardian, at least one of the professors has left the University as a result of the relaxation in gun control.

Economics professor emeritus Daniel Hamermesh had been at the university since 1993 before handing in his letter of resignation.

The Daily Texas Online reported this letter read, “With a huge group of students, my perception is that the risk that a disgruntled student might bring a gun into the classroom and start shooting at me has been substantially enhanced by the concealed-carry law.”

He has since made the decision to work at the University of Sydney where “this risk seems lower”.

Although many have applauded Jin’s event, there are many who have voiced anger over the protest.

No matter the reception, the event has already received an enormous amount of international attention, and this is sure to continue turning heads when it takes place next Friday.