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For those that don't watch YouTube videos, there have been numerous cases of state governments intentionally slow-walking what is supposed to be a shall-issue system in our post-Bruen world. To eliminate the incentive for state governments to do that (and to incentivize them to move quickly on background checks), the guy argues that the application for a permit should serve as a permit itself until the state completes it's background checks and validates the person is not restricted from doing so. The logic here is a right delayed is a right denied, so there should be a presumption that the person can carry a concealed weapon unless the state is able to demonstrate that they should not. This is not getting into purchasing requirements or anything like that, just the carry permit process. Interesting concept, and makes sense to me at first glance.