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    shooting unfolded that resulted in ten people getting killed. Including the recent gun shooting, there were more several massive casualties by school gun shootings such as the Columbine High School Massacre in 1999, the Virginia Tech massacre in 2007, and the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012. The matter of the gun control draws public attention. The President Obama is currently trying to make some changes for gun regulation, but was unsuccessful in doing so, and he says, “Somehow…

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    Is gun control ethical? “Today, 280 million firearms are in private hands of U.S citizens, 1/3 of American households reported having a gun at home” (Smith). They are allowed to do so because of the Second Amendment, which says “A well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed” (US). The government has been trying to limit this right due to acts of violence involving firearms, but many states have passed…

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    Gun Control: Unconstitutional or Constructive? In a nation of differing opinions, a few issues stick out. Gun control is one of them, a widely debated subject punctuated by acts of heinous violence. In an attempt to curb this violence, articles such as “Crime, Deterrence, and Right‐to‐Carry Concealed Handguns”, by John Lott, argue that less gun control would lead to less crime. The other side of the coin argues that more gun control would lead to less violence, and this is the argument that the…

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    Gun sales and gun control Name Institution Guns and crime tend to be used synonymously. But are the two different aspects really associated? Do guns really cause crime and if they do are there laws governing gun sales, usage and control? These are some of the questions that pop up when tackling the issue of gun sales and control. The debate on the same topic is not something new. In 1924, Robert La Follete, who was a presidential candidate, stated that it was the American people’s…

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    This image signifies the teachings of children and gun safety. Through history, kids have been trained about guns and in what manner to use them. As time passed, parents became scarce of guns and increasingly protective of their children. Instead of proceeding with gun education, parental figures shielded adolescents, and left it up to the television, friends, and games to teach them as well as being told NO. Gun control wouldn’t be such a problem if our children were well educated in the field…

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    Shikha Dalmia in The Case Against Banning Guns, nothing can be done to help the growing gun issue. There is not a single law, bill, or restriction that could be put in place to save any lives. Any form of monitoring such as monthly psychological tests or rigorous aim evaluations would be expected from a dictator- anything keeping dangerous individuals from obtaining and using guns is unconstitutional and pointless according to him. He makes it seem like all gun owners would irresponsibly…

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    Gun Control is a heavy topic in America today. Since the shooting in Parkland, Florida last week, many students and teachers have been encouraging a change to be made in laws in honor of the victims. They are asking lawmakers and government officials to put partisanship aside, and to work together to put an end to this unfortunate, frequent problem so that the mass shooting at their school last week will be the last school shooting in America. However, disagreement on what the best solution…

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    Gun Control Guns are powerful weapons that can be used to defend, murder or hunt. Today, gun control is an important issue. There are many citizens who are against gun control because they believe that they have the right to own one to protect themselves, and other people collect them as a hobby. However, thousands of people are dying every year around the USA by guns. What happened in Texas when a college student was killed at the beginning of this year should have affected the law that…

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    Currently, gun control is a major controversial topic in the United States. This ongoing debate has been fueled by, yet again a mass shooting, in Parkland, Florida, on Valentine’s Day. Too many innocent lives have been lost to mass shootings for the rest of the country to do nothing and watch it happen again. Moreover, in 2018 alone, 83 children have lost their lives to gun violence. If we take into account those who were injured, the number rises to 265 affected by gun violence (Gun Violence…

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    restrictions on how, when or where guns are allowed. There are two reasons why there should be fewer guns around and restrictions on purchases: to minimize violence and the second amendment refers to an armed citizen militia, not individual gun ownership. Yet despite these reasons, there are people that are for no restrictions on guns and believe that gun control laws are useless. The use of guns should be minimize so we can minimize the violence. In the article, “We Need Gun Control to Stop…

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