Concealed carry in the United States

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    Heart of America The second amendment to our constitution states that Americans have the right to bear arms. Which means own firearms. The original intent was to have the weapons for defense. (Martinell, 2014) However in the wrong hand, firearms can be used to kill people. This makes people wonder, should the 2nd Amendment be repealed or changed. I believe the amendment just needs to be slightly changed because shootings come from mental health problems, the weapons today are too easy to kill a…

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    This is a rebuttal to the nonrec I received last Tuesday. The nonrec states that I do not meet my OIC's physical fitness standards in order to be promoted. It does not exactly state it, but I know that he is referring to my 2nd class PFT. His "standard" for promotion as stated by the corporals a couple weeks ago while passing word was that anyone that does not have a 1st class PFT or fails the rifle range will not be looked at for promotion. Although, this standard is now easily achievable…

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    Campus Carry

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    In Timothy Hsiao’s journal entry “Firmin DeBrabander: Do Guns Make Us Free?”, the author reviews Firmin DeBrabander’s arguments on the controversy regarding the campus carry bill passed in several states, including Texas, which raised the question of whether campus carry is truly effective in decreasing gun violence on campus. In order to put the controversy into context it’s necessary to raise the question on whether the evidences DeBrabander provided were credible or not, and why or why not.…

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    In this paper, I will argue that no one should be allowed to purchase a gun. There will be a lot of people that would oppose this decision because the second amendment gives them the right to bear arms. However, there shouldn’t be any amendment that puts other people’s lives at risk. Some people might even argue that strict background check might be able to lower the crime rate caused by guns. However, this cannot halt crimes in this country. It is possible for someone who has never committed a…

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    and routine, do you imagine them carrying a gun freely at all times? In the recent years, US citizens, as well as the government, have decided to bring up the topic of gun laws and protection, specifically the Open Carry law, in which the people of a state have the right to freely carry a firearm in public. One of the main reasons this specific topic was brought up is due to the increase of gun violence throughout the years of 2015 to 2017. According to the Kim Soffen, a journalist from the…

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    “It is clear that concealed carry laws reduce crime.” There is a lot of people who believe that conceal carry does not reduce crime, but some studies show that it does. Not only this but it is our right, as citizens in this free country, to carry. In a study from the FBI crime database in 2000 results showed “that states that allowed concealed carry had lower murder, assault, and robbery rates.” The crime rates went down because more people had protection on them. If you were going to rob…

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    At most Louisiana schools and colleges bringing firearms on campus grounds is unlawful. The council is attempting to make weapons on campus grounds lawful. The chance that this law is passed then students and the workforce would have the capacity to convey covered firearms on school grounds all through Louisiana. The debate about having weapons on grounds is, would it be a good idea for it to be legitimate or unlawful? All students and staff have a privilege to be protected on campus grounds.…

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    have the right to carry guns on college campuses,” states that students and professors have the right to carry concealed guns in college campuses. The right of concealed carry should be allow to license individuals, so when faced with a criminal they can defend themselves. He argues that “gun-free zones colleges only serves to protect killers by ensuring they will face no resistance” (Burnett). On the other hand, Dickerson, the author of “Students should not be allowed to Carry Guns on College…

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    Having the capacity to carry a concealed gun has been a questionable topic for a considerable period. Numerous individuals can carry concealed weapons since it is a type of self-protection. On the off chance that somebody carrying a concealed weapon is assaulted, they will have something to fight back with. On the other hand, individuals who are against carrying concealed guns say that it is not a compelling type of self-protection. On the off chance that somebody is attacked, they say that the…

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    right to bear arms. One main aspect of this debate is whether guns kill people or whether people kill people. Carrying guns on college campuses is a big debate for families, professors, and college bound students.Texas is now one of the few states to allow concealed guns on campus (Should Guns Be Allowed on College Campuses). Many students preparing for college, or those going through college as we speak, have been hit with the realization that in the near future their classmates might be…

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