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    Gun Carry Persuasive Essay

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    There are more than 10,000 deaths caused by guns every year (SHR). The number keeps growing every single year too. Although there are many debates over if the gun is at fault or the person possessing it is, they are still among the top causes of deaths (Fischetti, Mark). Not only that, but the thought of promoting such weapon among the people alone is dangerous. Especially to students in Universities. People from the gun supporting population typically argue that a mass shooters main concern…

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    Gun Violence on campus has been a recurring issue in the past several years with several instances of the mass shooting like the ones in Arizona state university and on Virginia tech. “.Timothy Wheeler wrote a piece called “There 's a reason they choose schools” which was published On May 1,2007,in the issue of National Review.In this article,Wheeler talks about how there may need to be a need to allow guns on campus so we can better protect ourselves against shooters.Another piece used is the…

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    Banning of Assault Weapons Gun rights and gun control activism have been dominating the United States politics for centuries. One of the main areas of the activism lies on whether to ban the use of assault weapons. Gun control activists have been lobbying policy makers to formulate policies aimed at preventing the use of assault weapons. Assault weapons should be banned in the United States due to the negative impacts that emanate from their use. The existence of loopholes in gun laws is one of…

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    Gun Control Response

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    Gun control isn’t the answer. As a law abiding citizen I follow the rules and make sure that my gun is in a safe place at all times. The key problem that people don’t realize is that guns do not shoot themselves but instead they are shot by the person who holds it whether they are of stable mind or not. Many think that by placing gun laws into effect it will reduce violence but the truth is that it will actually cause more harm than good. Take for example drugs and other substances they are…

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    Stricter Gun Laws Essay

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    America needs stricter gun control in our communities. Because mental ill people are getting hold of guns and killing innocent people for no reason. America makes it easy for anyone to walk into a gun store, buy it and even thorough they do background checks the mentally disturb are still able to purchase these guns and do as they please. As an American citizen the laws need to be a lot harder and a lot stricter on who can purchase a gun. On June the 10th of 2016 in Orlando,…

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    In his book titled Scholastic Metaphysics: A Contemporary Introduction, Edward Feser includes a 20-page overview of the four main points of his argument against scientism. He confidently claims that although many philosophers stray away from the dated ideas of metaphysics to the more contemporary scientism, there are no strong arguments for scientism. Feser’s four arguments against scientism are as follows. His first point is that scientism cannot achieve its intended result unless it becomes…

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    or not civilians should be allowed to own and carry guns, or if the weapons should be left to law enforcement. The main argument against guns is that they are used for crimes and civilians have no need to own firearms, but that is not the case. Civilian guns bring many benefits to society, such as stopping crimes, allowing people to defend themselves, bring the feeling of safety, and help law enforcement. The main fear of giving civilians guns is that the weapons will be used to commit crimes,…

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    Imagine being at your favorite artist’s concert and singing along to your favorite song with your friends and having a great night. Then, the music stops and you hear ear defining sounds coming from inside the arena. You look around and see blood, bomb fragments, and people running all around you trying to escape the nightmare. This was a reality for thousands of people at Ariana Grande’s concert in Manchester in May. The terrorist attack at Ariana Grande’s concert in Manchester caused an…

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    The Importance Of Gun Laws

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    When it comes to the topic of gun laws I am strongly convinced that we will never meet an agreement among everyone in the United States. Then again, I am confident when I say there is nothing in the world that will ever produce a mutual agreement between everyone. Due to varies opinions and beliefs. This is just how the world has and always will work. Many topics are in debate and forever will be, such as abortions, politics, marijuana usage, gay marriage, taxes, and so much more. For example, I…

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    A grand Jury indicted the Ford Motor Company on charges of reckless homicide and criminal negligence that played a part to the death of three teenage girls on August 1978 in Elkhart, Indiana. They were killed in a fiery crash when their Ford Pinto was struck from the rear by a van driver on U.S Highway 33 near Goshen Indiana. Their automobile exploded and burst into flames. The Elkhart County grand Jury argued that Ford Company had previous knowledge that the fuel tank of pinto in which Judy…

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