Concealed carry has been debated over for almost a century. With the birth of our country, our founding fathers putting in our amendments that as citizens of the United States we have the right to bear arms. It is also debated, and we have to question, to what extent the right to bear arms goes. Many people argue that there should be restriction on concealed carry, and that our founding fathers could not predict how the future would turn out. Therefore there should be precautions put in place. Though overall many people do not agree with that idea. People believe that as citizens of the United States, we should have the right of concealed carry. Concealed carry should remain to be allowed in all states in the United States of America.
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Most people, when they are getting attacked or when they fear their safety, will call 911 and wait for the police to help them. This is not always the case, as Arizona Sheriff Richard Mack stated, “Police do very little to prevent violent crime. We investigate crime after the fact.” The average response time to an emergency call is about ten to eleven minutes. This means that if a robber breaks into your house they are capable of attacking you, injuring you or possibly killing you in the time before the police can come to your aid. The article Just Dial 911? The Myth of Police Protection says that the police aren't required to help you. In most states the police have no legal obligation to protect you from a criminal attack. This means that if you dial 911 you may never receive help from the police at all. You could be putting your faith into the wrong hands. The article Just Dial 911? The Myth of Police Protection writes about Catherine Ford. Her husband started abusing and harassing her after their separation. She got a court order against her husband James, to try to stop him from harassing her, but he did not stop. She went to the police for help for he was breaking the court order and the
First and foremost it …show more content…
Most people, when they are getting attacked or when they fear their safety, will call 911 and wait for the police to help them. This is not always the case, as Arizona Sheriff Richard Mack stated, “Police do very little to prevent violent crime. We investigate crime after the fact.” The average response time to an emergency call is about ten to eleven minutes. This means that if a robber breaks into your house they are capable of attacking you, injuring you or possibly killing you in the time before the police can come to your aid. The article Just Dial 911? The Myth of Police Protection says that the police aren't required to help you. In most states the police have no legal obligation to protect you from a criminal attack. This means that if you dial 911 you may never receive help from the police at all. You could be putting your faith into the wrong hands. The article Just Dial 911? The Myth of Police Protection writes about Catherine Ford. Her husband started abusing and harassing her after their separation. She got a court order against her husband James, to try to stop him from harassing her, but he did not stop. She went to the police for help for he was breaking the court order and the