🔫North Carolina Advances Permitless Carry for 18-Year-Olds

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Civil Rights

Senate Bill 50 passed the NC House 6-5 along party lines, allowing anyone 18 or older to carry concealed weapons without permits, training, or background checks—making North Carolina the 30th constitutional carry state despite polls showing 77% of NC voters oppose removing permit requirements.

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Why This Matters

Your Community Safety:

SB 50 allows 18-year-olds with zero training to carry loaded, hidden weapons in your schools, workplaces, and neighborhoods—while they still can't legally buy beer or rent cars

Proven Danger:

Research shows constitutional carry increases gun deaths by 29% on average—West Virginia saw 40% more shooting fatalities after eliminating permits, meaning SB 50 will cost North Carolina lives

Ignored Voters:

Despite 77% of NC voters opposing permit removal according to Everytown polling, Republican legislators prioritize gun lobby profits over public safety and democratic will

Police Opposition:

Law enforcement officers testified against SB 50, knowing it makes their jobs more dangerous—but GOP lawmakers value NRA endorsements over officer safety and community protection

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