Florida recently implemented permitless concealed carry for lawfully owned weapons, allowing individuals to carry concealed firearms without obtaining a concealed weapons permit.

This controversial change in law has ignited debates regarding public safety and individual rights.

Proponents argue that it upholds the Second Amendment and empowers law-abiding citizens to protect themselves and their loved ones.

They believe that responsible gun owners should not be burdened with permits. Critics, on the other hand, express concerns about the potential for increased gun violence and accidental shootings.

“It all has to do with talking points and setting the Governor up to run for higher office, as a result, people will die”. Florida Congressman Maxwell Frost told The Advocacy Desk

Proponents argue that comprehensive background checks and training requirements provided by the permit process help ensure responsible gun ownership.

The impact of this new law on public safety and individual rights remains a subject of intense discussion and scrutiny.