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    Essay On Second Amendment

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    individual in the presence of their home. The members of congress in our country who want to ban the “assault rifle” have no knowledge I what the weapon actually is. There is no such thing as an “assault rifle”. You may ask me what does the AR in AR15 mean. Well it full name is armalite rifle. It is just a brand of the gun itself like Nike or Under amour for shoes. There is no legal definition called an assault…

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    Gun Control Laws In Canada

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    devastation and made many Canadians question how safe the nation was from firearms. Since Lepine was mentally unstable, it gave the excuse that it was not the guns that were killing people. This sparked protests and petitions urging the federal government to ban dangerous…

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    irrational since the primary reason for owning guns is for self-defense and the sport of hunting. On a similar note, granting citizens the right to bear arms was never anticipated to be interpreted as allowing them to own military-grade weapons. This is because weapons of this nature serve no other purpose than to kill and in mass quantities, which is again, not the reason behind the right. My purpose is not to argue that Americans have the privilege of unlimited gun ownership because I realize…

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    Gun fire rained down on the crowd. Everyone was running around trying to find safety. It was a war zone. People started dropping left and right. Blood was making pools in the field. Innocent civilians covered their loved ones. Screaming. People seeing their loved ones fall to the ground. All of this was happening during the Las Vegas Mass shooting. A gun man shot at innocent civilians for many minutes while no one knew where this guy was. Spending the most of his time getting these guns legally…

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    in contrast to the NRA, is a special interest group that is pro-gun control. Handgun Control Inc. which is a nonprofit lobbying group with over 400,000 members. The interest group is considered to be on the national level because they lobby for federal legislation and public policy. The HCI also is associated with the sub national level because they have state legislative and public outreach departments. Handgun Control INC. was founded in 1985 and is headquartered in Washington D.C (Ness,…

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    Gun Control Effectiveness

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    other weapons. It will also bring up cases that are similar to gun control and how they were enforced and how they worked out in the end. The last thing it will cover is if gun control impedes on the rights of an American citizen. Introduction Gun control will not make it harder for criminals to obtain firearms. But with the heighted…

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    rights. In today’s world, many politicians are trying with all of their power to make personal gun ownership illegal in the United States. In many incidences, this is done in response to the murders, mass shootings, and the use of semi-automatic assault rifles. Victims’ families of these tragic events want something done to avenge the death of their loved ones, often the families point their fingers to the interment that caused the actual death of their loved one. In most circumstances that is…

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    Ever since the Second Amendment was put in place, guns have been responsible for many problems in the United States. The second amendment gives the right of gun ownership to individuals who plan to use it for self defense. From more recent events this amendment has been shown to cause more harm than protection. America wants to make a change in the way we obtain and use these guns. Our highest officials have became very concerned about guns landing in the wrong hands and want to implement…

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    dangerous crimes in which guns are misused. Guns are powerful weapons. They can be used to defend and protect, but also be used to cause harm, destruction, and death, by those who abuse the right to use them. So why is it that gun control laws are so lenient, putting all individuals of our society at risk? The answer is simple, they should not be lenient. There should be, in terms of stricter gun control law reform, bans on assault weapons and stricter background checks on individuals who…

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    Michelle Arreola Political Science 110 Course #70219 Question C Saving Lives from Gun Violence Gifford’s Courage to Fight Gun Violence is known as an organization that fights gun violence epidemics. Formerly known as Americans for Responsible Solutions, the organization rapidly became the leading growing movement to save lives from gun violence (“The Courage to Fight Gun Violence.”) Gabrielle Gifford’s, former Arizona congresswoman and her husband astronaut Mark Kelly co-founded the…

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