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The Pros And Cons Of Carry A Concealed Weapon

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I think that carrying a concealed weapon could increase the feeling of safety, but if we don 't take the correct actions to insure that the person is mentally stable, then it will not actually increase the overall safety of America. If you think that more guns will increase safety, then we will be making it easier for terrorists organizations to get ahold guns in the U.S, or we will be making it easier for mentally unstable people to get ahold of weapons. That would be a recipe for disaster. If we allow people to only carry a concealed weapon and make them go through a weapons training program, a physiological evaluation, and have a caliber cap, then we might just be heading to a brighter future. There will always be violence in the

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