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    Georgia legislature banned handguns - but even that was struck down by the Supreme Court eight years later. In 1927 congress passed a law that banned mailing of concealable weapons. Then, in 1934, congress approved of the National firearms act - regulating only fully automatic guns such as sub-machine guns. C. Definition of Terms D. Arguments 1. Affirmative Arguments (Georgia) People who have legal rights to a gun can always change, for example they could fall into depression…

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    (1). Kleck does point out that in the same way gun ownership causes crime rates, higher crime rates can also increase gun prevalence, as some will chose firearms to provide themselves self-defense from the higher crime rates (5). Metzl, Jonathan M., and Kenneth T. MacLeish. “Mental Illness, Mass Shootings, and the Politics of American Firearms.” American Journal of Public Health 105.2 (2015): 240-49. PMC. Web. 11 Oct. 2015. Dr. Metzi and Dr. MacLeish introduce the growing issue of…

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    in multiple mass shootings, it has been used to break amendments and what people think of the weapon, and my argument on why it should not be banned. The AR-15 was created by Eugene Stoner, it is subsequent of the M-16. He built it to be a semi-automatic assault rifle to be used for the military. Aurora, Colorado James Holmes, in a theater where Batman “THe Dark Knight…

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    Assault Weapons Essay

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    metal shoved in them. Now there are all different kinds of guns, including so called assault weapons. But what is an “assault rifle” or an “assault weapon?” The dictionary defines an assault rifle as a military rifle capable of both fully and semi-automatic fire, utilizing an intermediately powered cartridge. However this is not the definition gun-ban lobbyists use. The incorrect definition they use is “a…

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    of what the Second Amendment really means, the reality is that in the U.S, citizens are allowed to own firearms. With the seemingly recent surge of public shootings over the past few years in places such as Newtown, Connecticut; and Aurora, Colorado,…

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    Essay On Gun Reform

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    citizens are killed related to an incorrect use of a firearm (Prevention Institute). There is no clear answer or explanation on how this happens, but we all know it’s gotten out of hand. Society is scared, parents worry about their children at school, couples cannot go to a movie or the mall without slight suspicion. We all want a safe solution, but there is no clear path to reach this goal. There needs to be an equal balance when creating new firearm laws, because the government still needs to…

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    Stricter Gun Laws

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    In an article by Chris Weller, the U.K., a country akin to America, "passed legislation banning private ownership of hand guns, . . . semiautomatic and pump action firearms throughout the U.K.". The result is that of "50 to 60 gun deaths in England and Whales, which have an estimated population of 56 million" compared to the U.S. which has "more than 160 times as many gun related homicides" (Weller). This dramatic spike…

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    Essay On Second Amendment

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    When the founder of the United States of America were constructing The Constitution they made sure that the wording and punctuation was flawless. There is an Amendment in the constitution that has been ridiculed in the past four presidency in America. This amendment is the 2nd amendment. I am writing this paper in favor of second amendment. I am stating that not hide my point of view. The following is the full Second Amendment on the Constitution of United States of America “A well-regulated…

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    Gun Violence Argument

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    total. Two thirds of the 7,900 deaths in 1981 involving arguments and brawls were caused by guns. If these individuals aren't allowed allowed to own firearms it would prevent a lot of gun violence. If gun store owners and big companies weren't so stubborn and ignorant and don't let criminals and mentally ill people get a hold of a firearm we would have a lot less violence. However when it comes to these big gun corporations like the NRA money is the root to all evil, they would rather get…

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    due to gun violence, it reflects on everyone. The second amendment makes possession of a gun legally in America. Firearms used to be used for hunting and occasionally for self defense. These were good uses of freedom…

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