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    Gun violence in the United States of America is a serious topic that has been causing many death for a long time and counting to do so. Some people blame government of not taking a significant reaction toward gun violence. Moreover, there are many organizations, socialists and politicians who take a stand against this madness and try to convince the federal government to prescribe a low that can control the gun business and make it difficult to obtain a weapon. According to The Trace, “from…

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    to see how they affect gun crime in the United States. On the journey to find the causes of gun violence, Moore interviews experts on crime as well as everyday Americans to ask about their opinions on firearm ownership and usage. He eventually concludes that the US’ lack of ammunition restrictions and paranoia are key factors in the ever increasing gun violence that plagues American communities. In Bowling for Columbine, Moore tries to persuade the audience to support gun control and…

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    That’s the average number of lives lost to gun violence every day in the United States of America, yet it seems like no one even blinks. Gun violence, in general, is a problem that has been on the rise in the United States for several years, and it is now catching up to automobiles in terms of annual deaths. An issue that seems to catch the attention of many people is the increasing frequency of mass shootings rather than the overall impact of gun violence on our nation. In 2015, there have been…

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    the nation I am appalled by gun violence in our country and the mass shootings in our churches and colleges. While there is no simple fix, that does not mean we should do nothing. The status quo clearly is not working and people on both sides of this issue cannot simply continue shouting at each other. Nobody wants more mass killings and serious people are going to have to engage in serious discussion.” - Bernie Sanders The correlation between gun control and gun violence in the United States…

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    The article; “The sociological explanation for why men in America turn to gun Violence”, is about the theory behind the mass shooting, which took place on October 7th, 2017, in Las Vegas. The suspect Stephen Paddock, is now known for being one of the worst mass shooter in American history. The authors of the article, Tristan Bridges and Tara Leigh Tober, reported Paddock killed roughly 58, and injured approximately 500 people (Tristan Bridges, 2017; Tristan Bridges, 2017). The sociologist in the…

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    The cases of gun violence still occur and become painful social problems today. Throughout the article, Gopnik wants the reader to see that gun violence is a major subject needs more attention. He believed that the gun control laws should be lifted and on top of that made stricter, even ban using of guns is the best measure to stop gun violence in the world. Gopnik states that, “It’s true that in renewing the expired ban on assault weapons we can’t guarantee that someone won’t shoot people with…

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    legislation is doing about gun violence across America and much controversy has developed as result of current efforts of the new President. Although many people disagree, President Trump’s current actions are supporting the widely argued idea that the solution the previous government decided on to solve the gun violence issue across America was not a successful response to the dispute and is a huge problem of unconstitutionality. The Obama Administration’s Law to end gun violence in america was…

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    How Much Gun Control Is Too Much? In the world that we live in today, gun violence has been a major problem for many years now as well as crime rates. The government needs to have some type of gun control laws to fix the problem in America on the gun violence. America needs some type of gun control to fix the problem without infringing on one’s rights, but also have a strong effect on gun violence in America. Does gun control laws increase crime rates or decrease crime rates, and if so how…

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    Gun violence is an increasing issue creating many debates on what the probable causes are. America has had a focused cause among children and youth; video games. Many proposals alongside gun control include how violent video games cause tendencies of engagement in real and harmful violence, particularly within the youth population. The ongoing argument on whether the video game industry leads/induces violent or aggressive behaviors within youth and children. While parents should keep a vigilant…

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    The constant inundation of violence in the United States is appalling but banning guns is not the solution to the problem (Wood and Miller, 2015). Research Plan Diversity, complexity, variety and freedom are among the many characteristics at the forefront of many citizens’ priorities for living their lives without censorship: Inexperienced or absent parents promote a lifestyle for children that can be easily swayed by piers or Internet predators. Video games promote a gangster, thug, lifestyle…

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