Robberies and CCWs

I was talking to someone and the question came up: In a robbery, does having a ccw escalate the situation further?I live in a place where robberies are pretty common with armed robberies increasing. Although I am aware that situational awareness is key, I'd like to hear your opinions on this issue.If the burglar has you at gunpoint and searches you instead of letting you toss him/her your items and they find your weapon, they might a) take your gun and/or b) shoot you because they now know you have a gun.Also, if a burglar has a knife and asks for your items, would you draw your weapon, or comply? This is my issue with pulling a gun. If you pull a gun, you intend to shoot - most times, burglars will run away at the sight of a gun BUT what if they do not? If you do not take a shot then they know that you're unwilling to use your firearm and might end up with you dead or stabbed.I guess the crux of it is: when do you comply and when do you fight back. I am in Washington State where you can use deadly force if someone is committing a felony (armed robbery). via /r/CCW http://ift.tt/2Dp5gtN