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Concealed weapons

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_TK_
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All this stuff in the news about concealed weapons on how we should and shouldn't be able to carry, what are your guys thoughts? Second Amendment!!!!
Jan 19 2011 7:54PM
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NickSki.
Posts: 2009 - Karma: 61
Ive got a few for sale

http://www.dontevenreply.com/view.php?post=84
Jan 19 2011 7:55PM
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Aaaron.
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Jan 19 2011 7:55PM
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yeahno
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guns dont kill people










i kill people













with guns
Jan 19 2011 7:55PM
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SkiThe603
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Concealed weapons are great, if you are gonna get in a gang fight or something. People don't need a gun on them while buy groceries. I am all for owning weapons but concealing a little pistol or knife for everytime you leave your house is fucked up.
Jan 19 2011 7:56PM
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GayWolf420
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I walk around da hood wit mah crew and we be strappin gatz na what im sayin dawg? dont fuck wit us homie we will fuck yo azz up.
Jan 19 2011 7:56PM
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maximiliaan
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gangfights are always well planned arent they?
Jan 19 2011 7:58PM
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fragglemuffin
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My aunt just got her concealed weapons license...it's hilarious to see a 5 foot tall white lady from the suburbs with a .45 in her purse hahahaha
Jan 19 2011 7:59PM
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Stickity
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+k for awesome
Jan 19 2011 8:00PM
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Stickity
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well you were already at 10/10 soooooo
yeah
Jan 19 2011 8:00PM
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Aaaron.
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the right to have bear arms?
Jan 19 2011 8:01PM
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XtRemE11
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i have a knife everywhere i go, i never leave without it, its too damn handy, plus i guess it would be good to have if someone tried to fuck with me.
and i know people who carry a pistol basically all the time and they are not the type of people who would use it for anything but self defense, if you want to conceal a gun to use it in crime, its smarter to do it illegally, as its harder to trace it back to you. plus, i forget the statistics, but areas with a higher amount of concealed carry permit holders had a much lower rate of crime. and the amount of times people used their (legal) concealed carry in a crime in the US was insanely low.

legally owning and carrying weapons doesn't increase crime, it just allows law abiding citizens to protect themselves from criminals.

Jan 19 2011 8:05PM
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XtRemE11
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wow, so just read that if you think concealed carry, or guns in general are bad.
Jan 19 2011 8:12PM
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a_pla5tic_bag
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you mean these?
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Jan 19 2011 8:22PM
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Blake.P
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a plastic cup. how is that a weapon?







...or is there a gun inside it....
Jan 19 2011 8:23PM
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Anathema
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ahhahahahaa i cried the first time i read that
Jan 19 2011 8:24PM
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soulskier
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easily one of my favorite amendments
Jan 19 2011 8:36PM
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KillaSeason
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BITCHES AINT GOT SHIT
Jan 19 2011 8:43PM
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trettzilla
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"people say guns dont kill people, people kill people. thats like saying toasters don't toast toast, toast toasts toast."
Jan 19 2011 8:49PM
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Emma_Watson
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spoonknife.
Jan 19 2011 8:53PM
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Bumblesteeze
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Post removed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Jan 19 2011 8:55PM
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nick_v
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hahaha
Jan 19 2011 9:14PM
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BlakeLively
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i gotcha covered. i will make sure he gets some K
Jan 19 2011 9:18PM
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SneakyTurtle
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Yeah, like West Side Story. And then they all snap and shit. That actually how gangfights work.
Jan 19 2011 9:42PM
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PJS.
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thumb suckers.

real men carry only empty wine bottles as weapons
Jan 19 2011 9:44PM
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McFellon
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I used to be all for as much 2nd amendment as possible, but since the AZ shooting, and a kid shooting himself yesterday at the school where my dad teaches, i'm starting to think not so much. what happened yesterday really sketched me out.
Jan 19 2011 9:45PM
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SaucerSlider
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If new laws were to be imposed on concealed carrying only the law abiding would follow them, people with intent to do bad would obviously not follow these rules. Lose, lose.
Jan 19 2011 9:55PM
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PJS.
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i would prefer to have less people with guns under their trench coats in public thank you, regardless of their intention
Jan 19 2011 9:56PM
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fireballin
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im going to carry for the same reason i carry a spare tire. If I ever need it Im glad I will have it
Jan 19 2011 10:41PM
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giantsrock28
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Is it really the government's job to tell us where we can carry our personal property? And second, would you be more scared if I walked into a store with a gun on my waist or if I keep it in my coat?
Jan 19 2011 10:44PM
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mowdapow
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no guns in the grocery store, thanks
Jan 19 2011 10:53PM
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pmills
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since when did the 2nd amendment apply to individuals?















that's weird... the answer is 2008.
Jan 19 2011 10:57PM
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NickSki.
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repost. See first post in the thread after OP
Jan 19 2011 10:58PM
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Squid.
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I'm thinking of applying for a CCW permit in 2 years. I need to do some more soul-searching to figure out if I want the responsibility, but so far I'm feeling a big yes.

btw, what's the deal with the second amendment being up for interpretation by reporters? if the founding fathers, who happened to be incredibly smart, meant that we only have the right to form militias, then they sure would say "People have the right to form militias" without including the part saying "the right to bear arms shall no be infringed." Even after the supreme court ruled that we are guaranteed the right to bear arms, people STILL debate.

However, Arizona, Vermont, and Alaska are a tiny bit too lax. They still should screen to stop felons and crazies from having guns.
Jan 19 2011 10:59PM
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Squid.
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District of Columbia vs. Heller and McDonald vs. Chicago
Jan 19 2011 11:01PM
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XtRemE11
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the more guns in public the better
Jan 19 2011 11:02PM
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Skittle.
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Jan 19 2011 11:03PM
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pmills
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Ian Ayres and John J. Donohue III pointed out: "We conclude that Lott and Mustard have made an important scholarly contribution in establishing that these laws have not led to the massive bloodbath of death and injury that some of their opponents feared. On the other hand, we find that the statistical evidence that these laws have reduced crime is limited, sporadic, and extraordinarily fragile

http://islandia.law.yale.edu/ayers/ayres%20donohue%20on%20guns%20-%203-021.pdf

John Lott and David Mustard have used regression analysis to argue forcefully that “shall issue” laws (which give citizens an unimpeded right to secure permits for concealed
weapons) reduce violent crime. This article shows that the claim has support from certain facially plausible statistical models, but that these are rejected by a variety of statistical tests. Estimating more statistically preferred disaggregated models on more complete data, we show that in most states shall issue laws have been associated with more crime. Using our expanded data set and our preferred jurisdiction-specific regression model, we show that more states have experienced an upturn in crime than have experienced a downturn in crime after enacting the law and that the apparent stimulus to crime tends to be especially strong for those states that adopted in the last decade. We estimate that on net the passage of the law in 24 jurisdictions has increased the annual cost of crime somewhere on the order of half a billion dollars. We also provide an illustration of how our jurisdiction-specific regression model has the capacity to generate more nuanced assessments concerning which states might profit from a particular legal intervention.
Jan 19 2011 11:04PM
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mowdapow
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Funny, I work at a grocery store. Being in Canada nobody carry's a gun, except the occasional cop who comes in to pick up a drunk. 3 years, and never once have I thought of the place as a "shooting gallery".
Jan 19 2011 11:05PM
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mowdapow
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Murder with firearms per capita in the US>Canada. Difference....gun laws. I know it's more complicated than that, and yes, I am basing this off of personal belief, so what.
Jan 19 2011 11:11PM
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pmills
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oh, sorry for disagreeing with an activist judge...

since when has the conservative members of the court believed that in cases of ambiguity, states rights ought to be overruled by a bunch of lawyers in Washington?

Jan 19 2011 11:15PM
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mowdapow
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I read that earlier, and feel that there must be more to that than simply gun laws. I admit I don't have any knowledge in this area, but I would believe that the demographics of said states are vastly different. I doubt that violent crime rates would increase if a state that currently allows you to carry a concealed weapon suddenly outlawed it. I would like to see more information on this, I find it interesting, but as I said, I don't believe gun laws are the biggest difference between states.
Jan 19 2011 11:23PM
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.jersey
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guns dont kill people, husbands who come home early do
Jan 19 2011 11:25PM
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skithesprings
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i went to high school. nobody was ever shot, therefore school shootings never happen.

you are a fucking idiot. guess where the shooting in arizona happened? bet you can't.... a fucking grocery store.

if this was a thread i would nominate it
Jan 19 2011 11:26PM
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mowdapow
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I think you missed the point. If you had read that through, it was response to the comment that gun free zones become shooting gallery's. I'm not saying shooting never happen in grocery stores, obviously, what I'm saying is that I believe less people with guns will lead to less crime. Things like the Arizona shooting's are different, this isn't somebody with a concealed weapon who ends up shooting somebody. It's a horrible premeditated crime, and would happen no matter what your gun laws are. High school shootings, same thing. They happen in Canada too, but concealed weapons aren't gonna solve that problem, they'll probably make it worse.
Jan 19 2011 11:34PM
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JIBpsy^^
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all i know is that when i turn 18 i am going to buy the biggest revovlver i can find and wear it on my belt no holster just for shits and giggles.
Jan 19 2011 11:35PM
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mowdapow
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Sorry I'm not familiar with the area, and I wouldn't expect licenced holders to be involved in many situations. But what I believe is that everyone being allowed to carry isn't a very positive situation. I know you disagree, but I believe the less guns out there the better.
Jan 19 2011 11:38PM
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XtRemE11
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put yourself in the criminals place though. would you go break into someones house in some redneck town where everyone has guns on them and in their house, and know how to use them very well? or would you rather break into someones house in a big city where concealed carry is not legal and guns are viewed in a much more negative way? now a huge part of this is that big cities, which tend to have strict gun laws, also have gangs, unlike your average farmer town in texas.
but would these big cities be safer if they had relaxed gun laws? its easy as hell to buy a gun illegally, especially in a big city. the only people buying guns legally would be buying them for self defense or for sport.
common sense would tell you that when you give law abiding citizens more power to protect themselves, crime rates would naturally go down.

personally, even if it were more dangerous with relaxed gun laws and concealed carry being legal everywhere, i would still be all for it. there are risks associated with freedom and there are risks associated with little freedom. ill take the risks associated with freedom every time.

if the government/cops get to carry guns, we sure as hell need to be able to also.
Jan 19 2011 11:40PM
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mowdapow
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Good points, although most smart criminals break in when nobody's home. People being able to own guns isn't really what I don't like, I know a lot of people who own guns, although not handguns. I don't mind guns at somebody's house. But that's a lot different than Joe Blo walking around town with a pistol under his shirt. I don't see the benifits in that.
Jan 19 2011 11:46PM
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Gorilla.Steeze
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You do know that anyone can get a gun pretty easily on the black market right?
Jan 19 2011 11:48PM
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mowdapow
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Of course
Jan 19 2011 11:50PM
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