A new letter highlights the reality of constitutional carry laws in 27 states, asserting that the dire predictions of violence and lawlessness have not materialized. The letter references experiences in states like Vermont, which has permitted concealed carry without a permit for over 200 years, questioning the basis of fears voiced by opponents regarding increased crime and disorder.
The author, Herbert Cannon, emphasizes the futility of expecting criminal elements to abide by gun laws, noting that crime rates persist regardless of carry regulations. As Louisiana grapples with one of the highest gun death rates in the nation, the letter argues for a reassessment of the discussion surrounding constitutional carry and challenges the premise that it inherently jeopardizes public safety.
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