There two side to every argument and that is also said about gun control there are the people that want more gun control and the people who want it stay the same or lessen it. Gun control describes how firearms may be legally produced, sold, and used. Laws that regulate who can and who can’t buy firearm. To provide requirements for registration, licensing, and carrying of concealed weapons. The NRA or the National Rifles Accusation seem to be the most against gun control of the National Government. The NRA say they speak for the hunters and civilians who believe in the right to defend their families and possessions. They say that back ground checks are time consuming and are not efficient against criminals who will do anything to obtain a firearm if they want. They have been criticized for suggesting to arm teachers and security guards for Elementary schools after the 2012 shooing of twenty children and six teachers at a school in New Town Connecticut.
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They say home defending citizens don’t need this thing to defend their homes. This to me sounds dumb, but they say if the guns are not available that criminals will not be able to obtain them. I’m pretty sure if they want an automatic weapon they will find a way to get one.
Another group has made a report that nine children a day die from guns, but an investigation from the CDC or the disease control and prevention statics included eighteen and nineteen-year-olds in the study, even though these are legally considered adults. The actual number of children killed from guns is four per day. But the poll by the CBS and New York Time, 92 percent of respondents, including 86 percent of republicans, supported universal background
They say home defending citizens don’t need this thing to defend their homes. This to me sounds dumb, but they say if the guns are not available that criminals will not be able to obtain them. I’m pretty sure if they want an automatic weapon they will find a way to get one.
Another group has made a report that nine children a day die from guns, but an investigation from the CDC or the disease control and prevention statics included eighteen and nineteen-year-olds in the study, even though these are legally considered adults. The actual number of children killed from guns is four per day. But the poll by the CBS and New York Time, 92 percent of respondents, including 86 percent of republicans, supported universal background