Brain357
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I just showed you that WI went up. So no it hasn't.
And here is someone who looked at the research...and shows you are wrong...
Concealed Weapons Studies Found What Extrano s Alley a gun blog
Someone stopped by searching for “concealed weapons studies found what.”
Nothing that made front page headlines, even assuming the media were inclined to give front page headlines to studies that refute some of their most firmly held beliefs.
I know of 29 such studies. 18 found Concealed Carry laws reduce crime. 11 were “indeterminate,” primarily because of the choice of study subjects and methodology.
In order to live up to the potential a substantial number of people must carry a legal weapon, so the risks of attempting to commit a crime are also substantial: and that risk must be sufficiently well known to the criminal community before it becomes a deterrent.
Generally speaking, it takes two to five years to get enough legal guns on the street to make a difference; and it takes a number of well publicized incidents in which a criminal came a cropper at the hands of a legally armed citizen. Those conditions are best met in jurisdictions with “clean” Concealed Carry laws.
That is, laws in which lawfully armed citizens can carry everywhere or almost everywhere; and where a brief sight of a weapon or “being made” as armed; will not result in jail time or permit revocation. If a law is encumbered with restrictions on a citizens right to carry, or a gust of wind may result in jail time, too many citizens do not use the privileges that come with their permit. So the effect of concealed carry is much lessened.
I just showed you the numbers, I am not wrong. WI passed concealed carry and crime went up. That's a fact.