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    In recent times, Columbine, Fort Hood, Aurora, Newtown, and Charleston have become the epicenter of gun-related violence in the United States. Of the 12 deadliest shootings in the United States, six have happened from 2007 onward (Ehrenfreund, 2015). Each mass shooting event brought the gun debate to the national limelight. These tragic events make global headlines which invariably makes other developed countries conclude that the American society, with all its prosperity and standing as a world…

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    Gun Control Good Or Bad

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    something we need and the answer to the question is because it keeps violent and mindless crimes such as these from happening. It has been shown that in many developed countries with stricter gun control the crime rate is much lower than the United States. Examples of these stricter gun control laws ranges from having to be an active member of a regulated shooting club and having to pass an aptitude test to having to pass…

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    Bijay Rai ESOL 052 Essay Gun Control The United States is on top among twenty-five high-income nations of firearm deaths( more than 30,000 each year) and with around 400,000 gun crimes committed every year. According to this statistic, strict and powerful laws are needed to keep guns out of the public. 270 millions guns are owned by Americans, and thousands of people die from gun each year, which shows that guns don’t keep us safe. Although many people own guns for self-protection,…

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    Zhu 10-11-16 Should The United States Adapt Stricter Gun Laws? On an average day, 91 Americans are killed with guns. In the united states the murder rate by guns is twenty-five times the average of other developed countries. This needs to be put to an end. In the video, Global Lessons On Guns. We learn about gun control in four other different countries and then make a decision based on this information, should the united states have stricter gun control? The united states gun control is…

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    the naked, "Where is your garment?" nor the houseless, "What has befallen your house?" (Gibran#). By ending his poem with a analogy, Gibran is trying to leave a strong impression on us by questioning if we the readers are “good people.” He bluntly states, “for truly good people ask not, "Where is your garment?" ” essentially saying that good people don’t ask questions, but rather act on…

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    Gun Control In Texas

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    Gun Control is a huge topic in the United States today. Because of all the deaths related to the use of guns, various gun control laws have been set to try and reduce crime and violence by restricting private gun ownership, “right to bear arms.” But, In Texas however, “it is illegal to carry a handgun outside of a persons own premises. However, a person may carry, either open or concealed, in a non- threatening or alarming manner, a shotgun or riffle.” Taking in account the amount of gun-…

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    feel that owning and possessing a gun should be legal. The topic of gun control has been talked about and touched on a lot lately especially with more shootings around the united states and some of the incidents with the police force. Some may say that yes, gun control would reduce the…

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    School shooters do not fit a common “cookie cutter” mold. Shooters are quite different in their motives and experiences. One hundred forty seven school shootings have taken place since the Sandy Hook attack where one boy shot twenty-seven people to death in an elementary school. 270 school shootings since the 1999 Columbine attack when two boys shot thirteen people in school. It is still a mystery as to how shooters keep sneaking under the nose of the public. School shootings, like Columbine,…

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    In Linda Hasselstrom’s essay “A Peaceful Woman Explains Why She Carries a Gun,” she uses a casual chain with episodes to organize the causes and effects; a few rhetorical devices, such as anaphora and procatalepsis; a negative connotation vocabulary; a variety of sentence structure with powerful basic sentences; and a conversational style to convey why a peaceful woman carries a gun. Hasselstrom organizes her essay by using a chronological casual chain. She begins with “As a freelance writer I…

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    Ineffective Gun Control

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    for the few that have ( Goldberg). Many police chiefs are demanding background checks for the purchase of firearms. They also want records to be used universally across all states to show the same criminal and mental health backgrounds. The chiefs are demanding this in order to further lower the homicide rates in the United States from 30,000 to a lower amount. The homicide rates have increased in Washington, D.C., Chicago, and New Orleans even though the overall homicide rate has decreased.…

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