more biased research. This is the kind of stupidity were up against...
http://www.oregonlive.com/today/index.ssf/2015/09/legal_concealed_guns_dont_dete.html#incart_2box
its always been a poor tactic to use statistics to back up an argument, its difficult to prove cause and effect.... correlation does not equal causation.
so then why are all the cities/places with restrictive, "may issue", or no carry laws the places with the highest violent crime?
http://www.oregonlive.com/today/index.ssf/2015/09/legal_concealed_guns_dont_dete.html#incart_2box
"What we found when we drilled down to the county level was that the changes in the number of concealed handgun permits in a county had no relationship to either an increase or decrease in the county crime rate," Phillips said.
The study, "Concealed Handgun Licensing and Crime in Four States," has been published in the Journal of Criminology,where you can see how Phillips and his researchers dug into the data and analyzed it.
The reasons behind falling crime rates that previous studies have linked to concealed handgun laws could range from community policing tactics to the state of the economy, the study suggests.
its always been a poor tactic to use statistics to back up an argument, its difficult to prove cause and effect.... correlation does not equal causation.
so then why are all the cities/places with restrictive, "may issue", or no carry laws the places with the highest violent crime?