Today is the one year anniversary of the absurd “Cocks Not Glocks” movement, which encourages students on college campuses to clip giant sex toys onto their backpacks to show their disapproval for campus carry.

In honor of this “organization’s” anniversary, let’s take a minute to look at the irony behind their fame.

Presidential Candidate Donald Trump was recently dissed by the mainstream media, liberals and members of his own political party for talking about “grabbing a woman by the p*ssy.” His comments were deemed vulgar and crude, and rightfully so.

But the radical anti-gun left is praising this group of students for walking around their college campus with sex toys to protest guns. They’re receiving so much praise that they they were invited to the White House.

Texas chapter leaders got to chat with senior officials in the Roosevelt Room in the West Wing of the White House today. #HookEm pic.twitter.com/gnl5cEjrwx

— Cocks Not Glocks (@CocksNotGlocks) October 8, 2016

Because nothing’s more inspirational than attention seeking third-wave feminists running around with giant sex toys, right?

*eye roll*

If you ask the group what they stand for, they’ll tell you they’re bringing light to a bigger issue: that it’s socially acceptable for guns to be “everywhere.”

In other words, if you believe in allowing college students to carry, you’re a monster…or a giant d*ck.

.@UTAustin students are “fighting absurdity with absurdity” with @CocksNotGlocks #HistoryNOW pic.twitter.com/mgNKIB0dFv

— HistoryNow (@GetHistoryNow) September 20, 2016

Why is it so hard for people to understand that the Second Amendment doesn’t start and stop at the gates of a college campus? Do other Constitutional rights—like the right to free speech—stop when you walk onto a university? Absolutely not. In fact, campus administrators are quick to protect every other right, except your right to defend yourself.

I was the victim of a violent crime. And guess what? It happened on campus. In my dorm room. The only thing that could have prevented it was a firearm. Not a sex toy.