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Should The United States Be Allowed To Carry A Concealed Weapon?

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It has been legal to carry a conceal weapon since 2013 when Illinois became the last state to allow concealed weapon permits. After it passed a poll concluded that 52.3% of their population felt less safe after it passed in 2013. According to a 2010 poll over 55% of our population felt less safe when learning that it’s legal to carry in public places.
You have to be a certain kind of person to be able to properly carry and operate without making it obvious or having the risk of an accident. Some states are taking this to lightly. Georgia and Maryland require no training before receiving their concealed permit. In Alaska, Arizona, Wyoming and Vermont you don’t need a permit to legally concealed carry. This should be taken more seriously. I think that every state should force you to get training before having the chance to get a concealed permit. If an uninformed person is carrying …show more content…

The second amendment supports the right to carry a concealed weapon in public. Responsible citizens should be allowed to carry a concealed weapon to defend themselves against criminals. Getting rid of it would not help us it would just disarm our law abiding citizens. Meanwhile criminals would still have their guns illegally. People get this because they it makes them feel safer when they are out in public. People have are less likely to be attached if they have protection. According to Thomson Reulers 75% of American citizens support law abiding citizens having a concealed carry permit. It is also important because police can’t always protect us. The average police response time is eleven minutes. Some take longer. In Detroit the average police response takes about 45 minutes. Richard Mack (the Sheriff of Arizona) said “police do very little to prevent crime. We invest more after the fact.” The court has also said that the police haven’t help a lot. We shouldn’t outlaw concealed carry because it would disarm our law abiding

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