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    Do you believe Guns cause violence? Guns are the leading cause of death among young people in the united states, and are involved in about 460,000 crimes per year. Sandy hook, Pulse night club, or any other mass shooting would not happen if there were stricter gun laws. There needs to be a change and it must happen soon or more people are going to get hurt. I say this not to sound like some peace-making hippy, but because banning guns urgently needs to become an extreme possibility. The…

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    With all the gun related violence and school shootings that have happened lately in the United States there has been a lot of talk about whether or not there should be a gun reform. Some people argue that there should be a gun reform with stricter gun laws in order to prevent more gun related violence and crimes from happening. Some others believe that a gun reform is not necessary. They believe that stricter gun laws would cause more gun related violence. The United States should put a gun…

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    Do you feel safe leaving your home knowing that anyone you see may have a firearm on them and may not have the right training? This is currently a growing problem in America. Too many people of the age of 18 in Iowa can just walk into a sporting goods store and buy a shotgun or rifle. Do you want people not suited to use a firearm get one that easily? People without the right gun training can be a danger to everyone around them including themselves. No one will be able to tell what they really…

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    a farce and should be disregarded. The real question is, “Are Guns a necessary evil?” It makes no sense to implement them into school curriculum. In Canada there are strict policies regarding handguns. The constitution in the US blatantly states that people should have the right to bear arms and handguns are more easily accessible. People have to have a special…

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    Drop In Gun Laws Essay

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    The United States is one of the most advanced countries in the entire world. The U.S. has one of the highest GDP’s in the world, one of the highest life expectancies in the world, and one of the top economies in the world. However the United States also leads the world in the highest number of mass shootings each year. Mike Sharpe, the author of Violent Nation also agrees that United is one of the greatest countries in the world. However Sharpe finds two issues with the United States, “I want to…

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    Self- defense can be very helpful, but also can be very dangerous. Some people view it as a way for people to kill for the wrong reasons and be able to have an excuse for it. Others believe it is necessary for your protection at all times. Self defense is part of the Second Amendment and some say that the constitution can’t take that natural right away from the citizens of the United States. Many deaths occur in fault of guns and guns getting in the wrong people 's hands, but it also can protect…

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    especially in the wrong hands. Criminals, teenagers, and even regular day people can use guns in the wrong way. Everyday in the United States someone gets injured from a gun by a teenager. A child as old as three years old is strong enough to fire a handgun. Over 1.69 million kids have a gun in their household in the United States. Children can be careless and cause many accidents if able to get their hands on a…

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    Gun Control Act Case Study

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    FOPA allowed the interstate trade of some kinds of guns to tease the tension. However, FOPA included the Hughes Amendment that banned the sale of machine guns to civilians. In 1993 the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act was passed, it requires federal background checks on gun buyers and was vigorously opposed by the National Rifle Association (NRA). The initial waiting period for buying a gun was five days, however, it was changed to an instant…

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    when, a woman by the name Bonnie Elmasri was killed by a man that was stalking her. She was killed while in the middle of her waiting period to purchase a handgun (Kopel, 2016). In 1993 congress wanted to update the previous gun control act, not only did the firearm retailers have to keep permanent copies of the ATF form 4473, they now needed to notify the FBI or their state equivalent for a rapid background check through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System. This procedure…

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    Gun Control Debate Essay

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    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 own a gun is not stated in The Constitution. Additionally, the ban of guns has been proven to result in less violence in other countries, and guns could…

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