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    show King Of Queens, Doug and Carry receive an ugly picture of themselves for their anniversary from there friend Decan and his wife. Doug and Carry argued about whether or not they should hang the picture. Doug wanted to hang the picture because Decan is his friend, and comes over to his house all the time. Carry wanted Doug to figure out a way to get out of hanging the picture. The ugly portrait gave Doug 2 buck teeth like a beaver and a tall square forehead. Carry was portrayed to have one…

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    This means that many people are defenseless against those who have illegal carry. Lots of people think that concealed carry will make our country better and others think that it will increase crime. There is no statistical evidence of increasing crime rates in areas where concealed carry is allowed. Since concealed carry is legal, many people do feel safer going out and doing things on their own. If everyone was allowed to carry around concealed handguns with permission, many people would…

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    Concealed carry has been debated over for almost a century. With the birth of our country, our founding fathers putting in our amendments that as citizens of the United States we have the right to bear arms. It is also debated, and we have to question, to what extent the right to bear arms goes. Many people argue that there should be restriction on concealed carry, and that our founding fathers could not predict how the future would turn out. Therefore there should be precautions put in place.…

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    relevant and appeared on the ballot many times before: the law to Carry Weapons. Rejecters of the Carry of Weapons law proclaim that the law would not be practical because there is no correct basis for when and where to allow proper usage of a weapon. Meanwhile, supporters of this potential law argue that the law should be placed into effect to ensure protection. Additionally, supporters…

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    Gun On Campus

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    will have more negative effects that outweigh the positives. By having firearms on campus we are at risk at having another University of Austin or Virginia Tech incident. Supporters of the open carry argue that in the case of an active shooter on campus the students and faculty armed with a permit to carry a handgun can protect the lives of many. Which is true to an extent, but many shooters are normally not only armed with assault weapons but also an array of mental issues and internal…

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    Safe Carry Protection Act

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    House Bill 60 also known as the “Safe Carry Protection Act” became effective July 1, 2014. It was sponsored by Doug Holt and sponsored in the Senate by Ronald Ramsey Sr. This Act was assigned to the Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee in the House and the Judiciary Non-Civil committee in the Senate. Officially the “Safe Carry Protection Act” amended Part 3 of Article 4 of Chapter 11 of Title 16 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated. It addresses laws concerning the possession of…

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    Capps Open-Carry Analysis

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    these two concepts lies fuel in the form of quantitative rights. This fuel can either nurture a social theory favoring freedom of action for individuals or strengthen the active role of government agencies. The purpose of the two essays surrounds open-carry policies. I’ve selected two articles that I have found to be the most persuasive. During my reading, I’ve discovered that they indirectly complement each other; a parallel is seen in antiphonal composition through call and response. Each of…

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    Open Carry Pros And Cons

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    The second amendment is the “right to bare arms.” January 1, 2016 the open carry law was officially in effect. Meaning, citizens with licenses to carry will be legally allow carry a handgun openly or concealed. I believe that citizens should not be allowed to have access to handguns, and only be left to the people that go through intense physical and mental training to be allowed to carry a conceal weapon while on the job doing their duty like: police officers and marines that’s stable enough…

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    her article “Concealed Carry: The Only Way to Discourage Mass School Shootings”, she proposes a new solution to this emotional argument. Nedzel creates an effective and therefore persuasive article using techniques such as a thought provoking organization, pathos, and logos to engage readers on how to discourage mass school shootings. Nedzel uses the organization of the article to prepare each paragraph to build on itself. She uses each and every word in “Concealed Carry” to build tension until…

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    I Carry Your Heart

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    The poem, I Carry Your Heart by E.E. Cummings and the short story, A Cat In the Rain, were both written during the lost generation. In the poem, I Carry Your Heart, the theme is nothing can stand in the way of true love is shown throughout the poem. In the short story, A Cat In the Rain, the theme of dissatisfaction and isolation is revealed throughout the story. However, both show the theme of powerlessness. In this poem, I Carry Your Heart, by E.E. Cummings,the theme of “nothing can stand…

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