Concealed Handgun: Liability or Asset?

A certain percentage of any governed people must be armed, equally to their government. We maintain that right, we carry arms, we have those in our homes. When we decide to carry a concealed weapon, such as a concealed handgun, we do that for more immediate reasons, namely to protect our lives. In that regard, we would say that a concealed handgun is definitely an asset! It is the ultimate weapon, and carrying concealed can give you an enormous advantage in any hostile situation.

When we make that decision, we bare a certain burden. We are wholly responsible for that weapon, abiding by the law, and using the gun in such a way that it may save our lives, and at the same time keep ourselves out of jail. The law imposes a certain set of liabilities on our choice to carry.

So the answer is both! But just like in the scene in Kill Bill we have to feel one more than the other! So which one do you feel more? Liability? or Asset?

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Concealed Carry on Campus

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We all want our educational institutions to be free of any possible negativity. These institutions provide a launchpad for the next generation helping them carry our nation forward to thrive and lead the world. Many campuses across this country operate like a city within a city providing their own housing, food, health care, counseling, and police force. Everything you would find in a city can be found on campus.

So when it comes to the safety of these campus citizens, are we doing enough? Are we restricting too much their ability to protect themselves?

When it comes to the safety of each individual in this country we already realize that The Country, the state, the city, the campus, not even the county or neighborhood can be there to protect you all of the time. Just like the old saying goes, you can't please all of the people all of the time; nor can you protect all of the people all of the time. Thus, we maintain that individuals have the right to protect themselves, and we work hard to protect that right.

How does this differ in a campus, learning institution environment? What are we worried about causing us to restrict the presence of firearms on campuses? What about the restriction on carrying a firearm in your car while your car is on campus grounds?