Concealed Carry Should Be Allowed As this world is changing and there is more violence occurring. Should citizens be allowed to carry concealed guns in their day to day lives? We do not live in a perfect society or in a utopia where there is zero crime rate. The reality is something else, we have crimes occurring all over the country and the world. As women one of the most important issues is to feel safe and protected, when going out. Women are looked as the weaker sex and more vulnerable than men. Concealed carry can provide for women an equally chance of self-protection. Not only women but all citizens should have the right for self-defense against criminals. Criminals always find a way to get weapons illegally to commit crimes. Which
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Another example, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) reveals that, “Concealed-carry laws allows certain individuals who pass a background check and usually a training course, with specifics depending on the state to carry a handgun or other weapons in public in a concealed manner” (Taylor, Danielle). The GAO which means the Government Accountability Offices are the ones in charge of who can carry handguns. In 2012, the GAO authorized over eight million permits for citizens to carry concealed handguns in the United States. Not to mention, “Congress has considered the issue of concealed carry permitting and the concept of national reciprocity. (gao.gov.n.pag.).” Congress has five Acts related to the same topic concealed carry. In most of the states throughout the United States the right to carry a concealed handgun has been passed but why has not passed in all fifty …show more content…
“Should People be Allowed to Carry Guns Openly?” U.S. News Digital Weekly,vol.4,no.16,20 Apri.2012,pp.16-16. Santa College Library. Accessed 21 Sept. 2016.
Taylor,Danielle. “Gun-Free Zones:Weighting the pros and cons.” Parks & Recreation. vol.48.no. 4. Apri.2013,pp.55-55. Santa Ana College. Accessed 21 Sep. 2016.
Krey,Patrick. “Exercising the Right.” New American. vol.32.no.15.08 Aug. 2016. Pp.40-40. Santa Ana College Library. Accessed 21 Sep.
Another example, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) reveals that, “Concealed-carry laws allows certain individuals who pass a background check and usually a training course, with specifics depending on the state to carry a handgun or other weapons in public in a concealed manner” (Taylor, Danielle). The GAO which means the Government Accountability Offices are the ones in charge of who can carry handguns. In 2012, the GAO authorized over eight million permits for citizens to carry concealed handguns in the United States. Not to mention, “Congress has considered the issue of concealed carry permitting and the concept of national reciprocity. (gao.gov.n.pag.).” Congress has five Acts related to the same topic concealed carry. In most of the states throughout the United States the right to carry a concealed handgun has been passed but why has not passed in all fifty …show more content…
“Should People be Allowed to Carry Guns Openly?” U.S. News Digital Weekly,vol.4,no.16,20 Apri.2012,pp.16-16. Santa College Library. Accessed 21 Sept. 2016.
Taylor,Danielle. “Gun-Free Zones:Weighting the pros and cons.” Parks & Recreation. vol.48.no. 4. Apri.2013,pp.55-55. Santa Ana College. Accessed 21 Sep. 2016.
Krey,Patrick. “Exercising the Right.” New American. vol.32.no.15.08 Aug. 2016. Pp.40-40. Santa Ana College Library. Accessed 21 Sep.