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    reasons; in other words, it is more likely to shoot someone innocent by accident than actually shoot a criminal. In addition, they say, it has been found out by researchers that it is more likely a homicide will happen in a house with weapon than a house without weapon. These facts, according to the author, are all scientific studies. It shows that this article takes both sides in consideration, for and against gun control arguments. In conclusion, gun supporters argue that they not only being…

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    Makenna Lehr Mrs. Fridley Composition 1 23 October 2017 A War Between Guns and Regulations Guns are here, guns are there, guns are everywhere! According to Nicholas Kristof, author of “Our Blind Spot about Guns,” guns should be regulated like cars to make them safer to the general public.. He gives information about the history of automobiles and explains the reasons why cars were regulated. Kristof provides statistical information to confirm that thousands of people have died annually in…

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    Confessions of an Economic Hit Man: How accurate is it? Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, as narrated by John Perkins – who claims that he started writing the book in the 80’s, but was persuaded either through threats or bribes to stop – tells the story of how he began as an Economic Hit Man (EHM) and his professional activity with Chas. T. Main, an “independent” utilities consultant to the governments of various developing countries. As an EHM, his job was to write exaggerated predictions on…

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    Limits Of Gun Control

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    it's starting to get out of control. I believe bigger guns such as, Assault Rifles, Submachine guns, Shotguns and any other war weapons should be off limits! I think weapons such as pistols should only be the remaining gun. Not Automatic pistols, only a single shot to prevent accidental fires and harm. Only Army men, S.W.A.T, and bigger law enforcement should have those weapons, and that's only if needed. One of the reasons I believe in limited gun control is because of the many cases of…

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    can be made in the classroom. Finally, these protestors scraped the bottom of the barrel, and created the correlation between teachers carrying guns and teaching violence is the answer. No teacher would wants to pull their weapon, they are not “trigger happy,” and using their weapon would be a last resort. Teachers are beginning to carry firearms for the safety of their students and themselves. We should know that teachers want what is best for our education system and our students, so when they…

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    Gun Control Debate Essay

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    Gun Control Debate: Affirmative Constructive In the words of the 54th governor of New York, Eliot Spitzer, “Yes, people pull the trigger - but guns are the instrument of death. Gun control is necessary, and delay means more death and horror.” Good morning judges and opponents. Today my colleague, Delaney, and I are firmly in favor of the resolution that: In the United States, private ownership of handguns ought to be banned. We adamantly believe this because the right for an average person to…

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    Concealed handguns should not be legal because allowing concealed handguns increases crime, criminals are more likely to carry a gun if they think that victims are armed, and carrying a concealed handgun increases the chance of an argument turning deadly. To start, allowing concealed handguns increases crime. Concealed handguns should not be allowed because in states that have passed this law “there has been a 2% growth in murder and a 9% increase in crime.”[66] This means that if more…

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    it easier for students to access weapons. “Arming teachers is not like arming pilots. Pilots’ firearms are stored in a secured cockpit where access is very tightly controlled. Teachers would be forced to carry weapons into classrooms filled with children and teens, thus opening many more opportunities for the guns to fall into the wrong hands” (Rostron and Siebel). In many cases of school shootings, a student is a perpetrator and if these students are around weapons on a daily basis, they are…

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    Gun Controversy “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, Shall not be infringed.” My interpretation of the second amendment is me being able to legally purchase a firearm and use it for protection if I need to. I am all for guns however, I do believe there are pros, cons, and gun laws to allow Americans to keep their guns. Guns can definitely be used as a protection based on how responsible gun owners are. In…

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    The pros of concealed weapons on campus First of all, there are a lot of restrictions that are placed on people who have the permits. The holders must be of 21 years of age, passed an extensive background check up by the local law enforcers. The consent does not allow for any of the license holders not to be intoxicated when in campus. Each and every person who is issued with a permit to carry concealed weapon in campuses are all known to be responsible people in the society and they are…

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