Gun Control Argumentative Essay

Gun control in America is one of the most fiercely debated subjects of this generation. Mass shootings of innocent school aged children along with easy access to weapons, have struck fear in everyday American citizens. The Constitution’s 2nd amendment gives its citizens the right to bear arms. It provides this right for one reason. Deter, or if necessary, fight a tyrannical government. Gun rights activist are adamant about fully protecting their right to bear arms while gun control advocates…

Why are guns seen as such a crime? Why have they changed in their perception as time has gone on? Many Americans today are divided on this issue. As established in the Constitution, it has been a right of the American people to own guns. The articles "It’s Time to Ban Guns. Yes, All of Them" by Phoebe Bovy and "Gun control isn't the answer" by James Wilson discuss the great debate. Recently, there has been great opposition as gun violence has been shown in greater light, as mass shootings have…

According to the statistical data from CNN, the US has 88.8 guns per 100 people, or about 270.000.000 guns, which means the highest total in the world. 22% of Americans own more than one gun. American’s pervasive gun culture is a part from its colonial history, revolutionary roots, and frontier expansion. The most important thing is the second amendment of the constitution, which addresses the right to bear arms. The Second Amendment of the United States Constitution reads: “A well regulated…

Gun control is a topic that is been on a serious debate for the past couple of years due to unfortunate events that had happen around cities all over the US. From the East coast to the West Massacres in CT or in the movie theater in Aurora are now in the minds of residents in the states that are concern about this subject. It is now a political issue because apparently laws in some states are not strict enough to try to control people of purchasing a gun. Even our current president has tried to…

Hillary Clinton supports gun control A. Clinton stated, “I believe that we need more thoughtful conversation. We cannot let a minority of people and that’s what it is, a minority of people hold a view point that terrorizes the majority of people.” 1. The nation couldn't look pass gun control especially after a gunman mowed down 20 first graders and six of their teachers in Newton, Connecticut. 2. As President, “I'll take on the gun lobby and fight for commonsense reforms to keep guns away from…

depriving their citizens of safety since they won’t take action to prevent any more gun violence. According to The Washington Post, The United States has 88.8 guns per one hundred people or about seventy million guns overall. The laws and regulations on guns are ineffective and nothing is arranged to keep citizens in their countries secure. People as young as 18 years of age are allowed to purchase guns without a gun license and consumers do not go through screen testing or go for background…

Guns… People use them for a fun pass-time, hunting, self-defence, and with the law enforcement. The second amendment and National Rifle Association or better known as the NRA help america’s keep the right to bear guns. In recent news and talk about gun control has made guns a very controversial topic. Is it the guns or the people that hold the guns that make it dangerous? Many may argue that america would be a safer place without guns, but let’s look at what a day without guns would truly look…

Guns have the potential to lead to serious injury and even death. As children, most everyone is taught to be cautious with and generally stay clear from them. The perceived danger and apparent threat of firearms leads people to believe that guns have no place in today’s society. This panic over guns leads to the proposition of policies of controlling, banning, and even taking guns from the people. It is debatable whether or not these policies could help prevent the threat of guns becoming…

In my essay, I wrote about the issue of gun control. I believe that there should be a little stricter laws pertaining to guns because people treat them as toys, rather than deadly weapons. I chose this topic primarily because I was going to give a speech on the issue of guns in America. Writing about this topic and preparing for a speech, I could kill two birds with one stone, along with the added benefit of extra research. But I couldn’t deliver the speech because of issues with the timing and…

average, 306 people will die today from gun violence. (Every Town Research) Explanations for the cause of these tragic events might cause some to wonder why so many guns always end up in the hands of the wrong people. The truth behind this question is that America is too lenient in its gun control laws and regulations. Only 13 states require a background check to be performed no matter how a gun is sold or what kind of gun it is. In result of this, 40% of guns sold in the U.S are sold with “no…