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    topic in America particularly following mass shooting cases. For all the debate on the subject it no consensus has been reached on a solution. The current system of background checks is insufficient to prevent criminal access to guns but an alternative system can alleviate or solve these issues. The current system of gun background checks cannot be feasibly expanded however a licensing system can be created to cover the loopholes in federal gun control law. A thorough examination of issues…

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    Concealed Carry Laws

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    Concealed-carry laws allow certain individuals who pass a background check and a training course, depending on the specific laws in their state, to carry a handgun or other weapon in public in a concealed manner (Taylor). At its core concealed-carry just allows a trained and licensed person to carry a small handgun…

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    the articles are helpful while others do not help my cause. Ethan McLeod’s article was the best one to help my thesis. He proves many of times that either the guns are stolen or the criminals go through the back ground checks to get through. Gun control laws and background checks are not an efficient deterrent to crime. The article “Will Recent Shootings Influence Gun Legislation”, by the Ethan McLeod writes about shootings in four cities. Chattanooga Tenn. Charleston, S.C., Chapel Hill, N.C.…

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    people died, overall more lives would be saved. I believe medical background checks should be enforced because these background checks will give the government and any businesses selling guns more information about the customer, such as, mental stability. Most active shooters suffer of depression, or other mental healths that no one can determine unless they seek help or are tested for it before they buy a gun. Medical background checks wills have a lot of lives because businesses won’t sell…

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    Gun Accessibility Policy

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    of American culture. However, if one was to pass stricter background checks then they would still be capable of purchasing a gun and using it for sport, the same can be said for self-defense. There are various ideas for solutions to gun violence and gun regulation. Majority of people in favor of gun regulation argue that stricter federal background checks need to be created and enforced more efficiently. These federal background checks would include a more improved mental health screening…

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    Travis Kalanick Summary

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    In the article Kalanick addresses the issue in which Uber is involved concerning the fingerprint background check and his reasoning for why Uber does not support fingerprinting. Kalanick states,” the reason for not wanting to fingerprint was actually about justice for people who have been unfairly snared in the U.S criminal justice system” (Kelly P3). Kalanick views the fingerprint background check as an obstacle towards those who have been arrested, giving them the opportunity to work as…

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    Buying a gun takes no time and only requires a background check in most states. In most states, “55% of U.S. households with children have firearms in them that are in unlocked places” (Statistics on Youth Gun Violence & Gun Access). Half of the American households own a firearm, and with them being in unlocked places that can probably guarantee that the children have seen them. According to the Statistics on Youth Gun Violence & Gun Access: “73% of kids ages 9 and under have reported seeing the…

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    should all conceal a firearm in their home for protection and self-defense purposes. According to the unknown author’s “Gun Control Laws,” it says that it is easier for criminals to buy weapons. When people buy guns, sellers should be stricter on background checks so that criminal and convicted felons should not have the right to own firearms. Also it says that a lot of people only buy firearms for protection and sports. If someone were to purchase…

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    private sellers there is no background check or record of the gun, and even with the Brady background check it does not take mental illnesses into consideration. 1 out of 3 homes with children have guns. Many children live in…

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    Gun control is a controversial topic, and to some it may be difficult to understand. I’m writing to give you a 360 degree overview of the topic. I do not believe guns should be banned whatsoever. In my opinion I think we the people of America shouldn’t lose our 2nd amendment right to bear arms, instead we should have guns to protect ourselves. I believe if they abolished the 2nd amendment, crime rates would sky rocket. So let’s say the government takes away all of the guns from model citizens to…

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