Perhaps one of you enlightened NRA backers could explain to me why it is necessary to carry a concealed handgun? Is it the colored people you fear, the caucasian drug smuggler, perhaps it's the latino car thief, or is it the state trooper who pulls you over for speaking, or the Muslim woman exercising her right to freedom of religion by wearing a veil....what is it?
Well, since you've most blatantly ignored several of my posts that have derailed your entire argument, I'll try to get your attention by answering these retarded questions you've laid down before us in your previous post.
First, the reason the gun is concealed, is to not alarm anyone. If someone sees a gun, they freak out....(*you would know about this*). So, following the logic of "What momma don't know, don't hurt her," concealing your handgun prevents mental breakdowns by people such as yourself, not to mention, it also hides the gun in case someone sees you on the street and wants to take it from you.
Now, as far as the people who we're afraid of on the street. To answer honestly, it would be the guy that shows up at your car door trying to carjack you, the guy coming up to you in the parking lot with a knife trying to mug and/or kill you, and my favorite, those gangbanging thugs who want to try both of those things. I know a man who was almost robbed and beaten outside of a shopping mall...except, he had gun. He noticed to two gang members looking at him and whispering. He was close enough to hear them debating on which one was going to hit him first. Casually, he put his hands in his pockets, pulling his jacket back slightly with his forearms, revealing his concealed sidearm. The two abandoned their plans and started walking across the parking lot. My friend pulled out his phone and called the police. The two young men were arrested and come to find out, they were going to rob him, beat him, and leave him for dead for their initiation. THOSE people are the people I'm afraid of. Certainly not a fanny-pack wearing Canadian who'd rather slap his way out of gun fight.