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PP9
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This is a natural result of places not allowing guns to be carried on their premises. When I carry, the only time the gun is not on my person and under my direct control is when it is not allowed to be. I have no other choice but to leave it in the car, and the thieves know this. They know which parking lots are adjacent to places that don't allow guns, meaning those cars are much more likely to contain guns. This also makes cars without guns more likely to be broken into in these areas, as the thieves will just break into any car in the lot and see what treasures it contains.
If you want to solve the problem, stop making people leave their guns unattended. Simple, really. |
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