Violent Crime at 41 Year Low after 41 States Pass Shall Issue, Reasonable or Constitutional Carry Laws

The FBI has reported a four percent drop in the number of violent crimes from 2010 to 2011, the 18^th drop in the last 20 years. Violent crime is now at about a 41-year low.

Washington Times reporter Emily Miller asked the NRA and the Brady Campaign for their opinions about the trend. The NRA responded that crime has decreased as the number of Right-to-Carry states has risen to an all-time high.

However, Miller noted, “The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence did not respond to requests for comment.” Miller added, “Gun‑control advocates are noticeably silent when crime rates decline. Their multimillion‑dollar lobbying efforts are designed to manufacture mass anxiety that every gun owner is a potential killer. The statistics show otherwise.”

Enough said.