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    already, other’s think they need to add more. The second amendment, the right to bear arms, stirs up a lot of debate when discussing this matter. Some schools and even local businesses are beginning to allow teachers and workers to start carrying firearms, with gun education of course. With mass shootings that have happened within the past few years, there has been some controversy between victims being unarmed and easier targets, or needing to take away guns to prevent these things. If we do…

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    *TRIGGER WARNING* [pun not intended] Cops and Guns: "In Norway, Iceland, New Zealand, Britain, and Ireland, police officers generally do not carry firearms. In one of these countries, Iceland, it’s legal for citizens to carry guns—and roughly a third choose to do so." Why do cops need guns? You can 't tell me it 's because we have guns because Iceland manages themselves fine. Also, why is training so short, in Norway it takes 3 whole years to become a cop, some places in America are starting…

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    There are also about 80,000,000 gun owning citizens. “The police, on average, have an error rate of about 11% when responding to a crime, meanwhile, armed citizens have an average error rate of only 2%” (Newsweek, 3/13/10). Having possession of firearms in the hands of everyday citizens, is statistically proved to prevent death or any kind of harm.“The police respond and kill around 600 criminals a year, while armed citizens kill around 1,600” (Guns in America, n.d.). “On average, 14.3 deaths…

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    flamethrower, to name a few. When the Constitution was made, grenade launchers, flamethrowers, and machine guns did not exist. Fortunately, the Supreme Court has decided, that only certain types of firearms are to be owned. This then means, that people’s rights are infringed upon, because they cannot own any firearm they wish. Now that there is a bit of clarification, mainly that the 2nd Amendment is extremely outdated. Reform of the 2nd Amendment can now be focused on. Honestly, I am not sure…

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    What would happen if we banned guns? Would the crime rate increase? Would we start losing other rights that are in the constitution? Would our country begin to be run by criminals and foolish people? I don’t want to find out and I don’t want to live in a world where those happen. I believe that if we ban guns, it would lead to worse things down the road; people would be frightened if they understood what they would be losing and those people won’t realize until they are in a situation where they…

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    ammunition were fired into our vehicle. My best friend being the driver was shot twice. My three other friends and I were in the back seat dodging bullets and holding on for dear life. 3. Thesis and Preview: To reduce gun violence and the result of firearms getting into the wrong hands of civilians, gun control should be enhanced and larger restrictions should be placed…

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    over all the different kind of firearms. There are several different types of guns like pistols, shotguns, Machine guns, and rifles. What we want to look into is the vararity of types of shooting. First off you have semi-automatic that shoots one time every time you pull the trigger, often found used for hand guns. Next is bolt action, you have to pull a lever or bolt back and then load your round unless it has clip, these are found in rifles or longer ranged firearms. Shotguns shoot shells…

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    Gun Violence Observation

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    On November 1, 2016 at the U.S. Capitol Visitors Center in D.C., there was a legislative hearing on Gun Violence Prevention. The hearing took place at 9:00am, and the purpose of it was to increase sufficient gun legislations to keep communities safer. The hearing also tried to address the needs of the poorer communities and give them a chance to receive trauma counseling. The Chairperson was Michele Goodwin and she was presenting on behalf of the public affairs committee. The main members who…

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    Firearms, a really dangerous weapon. Since the 9th century, firearms had become one of the important items of human society. Now, if you suddenly think of the guns or firearms, you will certainly think of two countries. One the United States and anther one China. Guns are a kind of sword, it could make a country more powerful, but guns are also dangerous. Thus, we should use the laws to limit, to manage the person who has a gun. Compare with this two county, you will see in China, people cannot…

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    how force can only reach an equilibrium with a counter force, the gun equaling the “force” in this argument. By stating “force has no place as a valid method of social interaction and the only thing that removes force from the menu is the personal firearm…” Major Caudill exposes modern American society’s viewpoint of reason being able to overrule a force. The former Marine goes into greater depth on the topics of “force” and…

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