can agree on.

what happened since there is no link. There is no doubt that these two people behaved badly. Why would you go get another gun and shoot an unconscious person, and a noise complaint? Call the cops and go back to bed and let them handle it. People have to realize that when you decide to carry a gun a lot of responsibility comes along with the gun. You have placed yourself in a very vulnerable area and you are suddenly responsible for the safety of others if you decide to use your weapon.

You have to be fully aware of the ramifications of taking a human life, some people never get over it even if the shooting was in self defense. You also have to be aware of the legal problems that could follow you for years. It should not be just a matter of strapping it on and going to town, you need to think about what you are doing. I think the issuance of CCW's is weak in several areas. Some states require little or no training, bad idea. Some don't even require you to qualify with the weapon you will be carrying, another bad idea. I fully support concealed carry but we have to apply some common sense.

Some CCW laws are modeled after other states and it seems they are hastily rolled out without being fully tested first. The NRA doesn't care about it.All they want is to be able to declare victory. Some will say I am not a true advocate of the 2A because I support concealed carry laws. They are entitled to their opinion. I just think that if you are going to take on the responsibility of carrying a gun you need to have some training first, it doesn't infringe on the right IMHO it does however ensure that the person carrying the gun at least knows the law and is proficient with weapon they are going to carry.

Every state is different and some qualification requirements are pretty thin, and in some cases non-existent. Oh well, the powers that be decide what is and what ins't. Be careful out there.