Okay, so now you're going to blame me because you misinterpreted what I wrote?
The post below means I also have a Florida concealed carry permit (like George Zimmerman) and I am correct that it is not the permit itself that allows any of the things you say it does. The laws governing the carrying of a concealed "weapon" is a separate law from the laws governing self-defense and each is independent of the other.
No where did I state what you claim, that "CCW holders are taught to carry a gun but never use a gun for self-defense"
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Then you go to attempting to ridicule me saying yes a concealed carry permit SAYS you have the right to use deadly force blah blah blah. It SAYS no such thing, it's the self-defense laws of each state that say under what circumstances lethal force can be used.
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I suspect what you did is simply remember that they taught you the laws in your CCW training class and then forgot or never even realized that the laws they were teaching you about were the specific self-defense laws not the CCW laws since you don't seem to remember much about them. The CCW laws deal with things like 1) eligibility requirements, 2) things that disqualify you from being issued a license, 3) grounds under which the state can revoke your license, 4) license renewals, 5) obtaining a duplicate license in case you lose yours, 6) change of address etc.
OR it could be that the CCW laws in your state are different but the fact remains, I was discussing Florida concealed carry and self-defense laws.
So here we are with you accusing me of a lack of knowledge when my understanding of the subject matter is rather thorough, due to having actually traversed the system multiple times.
Which makes you less knowledgeable because I don't recall you stating you have a Florida concealed carry permit but even if you do, you have demonstrated your lack of understanding of which laws are applicable to the topic.