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    M320 Drones

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    The M32 grenade launcher contains three different types of ammunition that comes out of the grenade. The first type of ammunition are six grenades which can all be shot in less than six seconds. The second type of ammunition is HUNTIR rounds which float down with an attached parachute and can take aerial footage of the enemy area which is sent back to the soldiers or the operation base. The last round is called HellHounds and shoot extremely powerful projectiles at the enemy from 140 yards away…

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    Confirming the Castle Doctrine constitutional will just give some people permission to kill others for no relevant reason and get away with it. "People without guns injure people; guns kill them." meaning self defense without weapons just injures, self defense with weapons kill.("Expanding Castle Doctrine Laws Is a…

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    Armed Violence Prevention

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    Firearms have greater lethal potential then any sharp weapons because an individual with a firearm is capable of injuring or killing a large number of people, while maintaining a safe and non-intimate distance with minimal effort (Lamb, 2014: 288). Unintentional injuries can result from firearms…

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    consider the violence that has already taken place because of them. The current gun control laws keep us away from heavy weapons that are exclusive to forces like, marines, army, navy for the most part. They have done a good job of that. Even though the laws should be stricter, it shows these laws can protect us in some ways. There can be more. The protection from heavy weapons is done well. What about the ones most used? The loose laws that do not protect us from semi-automatic handguns in the…

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    punish someone who has broken the law. However, to determine which punishment should be delivered to a certain criminal depends on a number of things. Judges have to consider the seriousness of the crime that was committed, if the offender is more or less likely to commit a crime again before they decide the sentencing of the criminal, and if the criminal is a direct threat to society. The punishment may be as simple as a fine or it could mean their life. One example of a punishment that is…

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    Persuasive Essay On Gun Laws

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    these laws no matter how many are made. Our Second Amendment, "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”, gives U.S. citizens the right to own a weapon and use it for the right reasons. Gun laws will not reduce the amount of gun deaths in the U.S. because gun laws do not determine crime; gun ownership determines crime numbers. There were 460,000 gun deaths in the U.S. between 1999-2013 and…

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    Clinging To Gun

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    Throughout recent American History, the topic of gun control has been incredibly controversial. While many people believe that citizens shouldn’t be able to own weapons at all, many others also believe that due to the Second Amendment, it is a right for citizens to bear arms. But there is a way to compromise so we can make both parties happy in this case, so we could reduce gun-related incidents while still allowing defenders of the second amendment to be happy by expanding background checks,…

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    All 32 states use the lethal injection method. A needle is put into the inmate, usually in the arm, in a vein. The first step is a saline solution. A curtain is then raised so a witness can watch. Sodium thiopental is injected which puts the inmate to sleep. Pavulon (pancuronium…

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    Taser Gun

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    someone can obtain or purchase a Taser, and finally the benefits of owning a Taser. For starters, some of you may be wondering what is a Taser? Well according to the Metropolitan Police website, the definition of a Taser is stated as “a less lethal single shot weapon designed to temporarily incapacitate a suspect through the use of an electric current, similar in size to a pistol.” A most heard of Taser gun is the X26 Taser gun. This Taser gun uses an electrical current which interferes with the…

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    Warped Tour Analysis

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    around in a violent manner to the beat of the song being played. The typical number of people attending Warped Tour is roughly 1,200. This year a band named “Less than Jake,” stole the show with their unique sound and style. “Less than Jake,” used instruments such as the saxophone, trumpet, keyboard, guitar, bass, and drums. The beat of “Less than Jake’s,”…

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