You think bad people don’t carry guns because they don’t have a license?
Why does “concealed” impress you so much?
Why do people need to conceal their intentions?
Allan
I added to it.
Because it’s none of your business.
Oh I is my business, If someone needs to carry a concealed weapon.
It is 100% my business.
Allan
Give us a list of those among the 291 who shot someone unlawfully.
Its why they have background checks in Florida law.
Its in the publics interest.
Allan
No, it’s none of your business anymore that it’s any of your business how much cash or what credit cards they are carrying.
Unless they threaten or harm you or someone else unlawfully with their weapon it’s none of your business at all.
Doesnt matter they were not allowed to carry a concealed weapon legally in Florida and had their concealed carry permit revoked.
Allan
Weakest excuse ever offered in this nation.
Concealed credit cards and concealed guns are like night and day.
Allan
If it doesn’t matter why did you bring it up?
Give me thirty seconds with one and I can turn a credit card into a very deadly weapon.
Explain in detail exactly how you are harmed, or your rights are being infringed by a someone with a concealed weapon if you can.
Lets see we are talking about bad people who should not be going around florida with a concealed weapon per Florida law,
It happened. It was rectified. What else, besides heads rolling in that department, do you want done? There were no related incidents and it’s over.
No, it’s not. You need to worry about what’s in your pockets, not what’s in anybody else’s.
You peek out your windows a lot, don’t you? How many cats do you have, Gladys Kravitz?
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So that they won’t scare the pansy-asses who wet themselves at the sight of a gun.
How so?
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Again … the kind of people you need to worry about having a concealed gun do not apply for a permit to carry one.
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The Unexpected Impact of Florida’s Permitless Carry Law on Crime Rates
The media spent the past eight months criticizing Gov. Ron DeSantis for making Florida the 26th state in the US to sign a ‘constitutional carry’ bill into law. They argued that allowing people to legally carry concealed weapons would result in an increase in violent crimes, but new findings suggest the opposite - even in some of Florida’s biggest cities.
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Is there more to this article than the below? I also looked at the home page of the site its from.
“The media spent the past eight months criticizing Gov. Ron DeSantis for making Florida the 26th state in the US to sign a ‘constitutional carry’ bill into law. They argued that allowing people to legally carry concealed weapons would result in an increase in violent crimes, but new findings suggest the opposite - even in some of Florida’s biggest cities.”