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    in an attempt to fight crime). The Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act of 1993 followed the Gun Control Act, and it made it so that people who were interested in buying guns had to pass a background check. The following year, the Federal Assault Weapons ban…

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    Gun Safety In Schools

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    One problem in schools the last decade is the lack of security. The increasing amount of shootings and violence within schools causes students to feel unsafe and puts them directly in danger. Additionally, this affects their achievement in school which could potentially impact their future. There have been many attempts at preventing shootings and violence, but it still continues all around the country. Scholars agree that there should be more security in schools, but some disagree about…

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    Gun Control and the Second Amendment According to Schulman (1991), the text of the Second Amendment of the US Constitutions reads as follows: “a correctly structured militia, for purposes of state security; the right of the citizens to have and to carry arms shall not be challenged.” This is a paraphrased version of what is contained in the original constitutional document. Nonetheless, it captures the spirit of the constitution regarding the issue of guns and their possession thereof.…

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    In the article, “Confessions of a Liberal Gun Owner,” Justin Cronin, a liberal award-winning novelist and a professor at Rice University, describes the experiences he has underwent during in his life that caused his beliefs of gun control. Cronin wrote this article after a shooter entered an elementary school and killed 27 innocent people. He believes it is too easy for Americans to buy guns, but he also believes many people who are against guns do not look at the reality of gun control. They…

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    Gun control debate Gun control is an extremely current debate in America, being that it is the only highly developed country that gives people the right to own a gun with just a background check that is conducted in store purchases. Gun buyers have to fill out a form from the ATF, or the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. This article presents National Rifle Association’s Wayne LaPierre and Chris Cox’s personal beliefs towards gun control in America, whilst proposing…

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    on automatic guns would make sense. But if the government puts restrictions on automatics, then eventually they’ll put constraints on semi-automatics, then all guns, then long distance weapons, and it will eventually spiral out of control until they’ve put restrictions on everything involving long-range weapons, or possibly…

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    OWNERSHIP OF ASSAULT WEAPONS BE BANNED? Do you own a personal Rifle?. I feel that personal rifles should be banned by the government and no longer be sold to anyone. Personal ownership of assault weapons can be dangerous when placed in the wrong hands. They should also be banned because it’s increases day by day spreading like a disease across the world. Crime rates are increasing rather decreasing due to the spread of personal assault weapons. Firstly, personal assault weapons can…

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    complain, they don't expect to be paid—and if you tell them to kill, they kill." This supports the counterclaim by showing how children are loyal and have many characteristics that make them desirable military agents. Furthermore, in “The Perfect Weapon” it states,” They are easily manipulated, intensely loyal, fearless, and, most important, in endless supply.” This supports my claim by showing how children are easily accessible and show intense devotion to the military, their immaturity also…

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    In fact, many adults were surveyed by a "Pew Research Survey" and 83% of all adults supported background checks and bans on assault weapons with a high magazine capacity. Banning guns with a high mag capacity could prevent mass shootings because it makes it harder to kill many people at once ("Should more gun control laws be enacted?"). Also, most people like to save money, or even just…

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    The Effects of Gun Control Do you think that guns are hurting our society? Gun control is a highly debated topic about whether guns should be allowed to be owned by citizens. Many people think that guns are causing more deaths, but others believe they are saving lives. Gun control is ineffective because gun ownership reduces crime, gun control laws go against the 2nd amendment, and guns create a safer society. First of all, gun ownership decreases crime rates. According to the author, “In a…

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