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    The Second Amendment states t“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” (US Const. amend. II 6). In recent decades, this amendment has led to a lot of controversy. Most of this discussion is because many Americans do not truly understand what the Second Amendment means.This…

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    is a constitutional right, provides protection, and the ban failed many times in the past. Some people believe that assault weapons are a danger to society. For example, Erler states that some mass shootings, criminals use assault weapons with high-capacity magazines. (Erler) Yes, in many mass shootings criminals did use assault…

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    Who should have the ‘right to bear arms?’ Gun Control is an action of the government that is supposed to help reduce crime. There has been a long debate about the gun control over the past few years, whether it’s good or bad. The United States is the most armed nation in the world, the most common kind of guns found in the hands of a civilian are small arms. The reason for this being because of the Second Amendment, it’s giving citizens the right to obtain firearms, either it’s in their…

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    provide a huge protection for everyone, but sometimes a gun can be the cause of disasters. After many mass shootings, Americans debated about whether they should the right to own a gun or not. In the first essay “Responsible Gun Ownership Saves Lives” from the book “American Now”, Cristina Tenuta mentions that Americans should have right to own a gun. In the second essay “Gun Acts Force Multiplier, Dangering Everyone” from the book “American Now”, James Stancliffe mentions that he respects the…

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    America is caught up in an important war and the problem is that very few people realize this fact. The war in which I am referring is whether or not to ban assault weapons. Now I’m not proposing a complete ban on all guns as that would be a violation of the 2nd Amendment which we will examine later. However, as we will see in the examples highlighted below, assault weapons are not normal guns and consequently I believe that they must be banned from civilian use. What are the problems? Let’s…

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    December 15, 1791, the Second Amendment to the U.S Constitution protects the right of the US citizens to keep and bear arms. I chose this topic because in my country it is forbidden to do so. I will explain how this amendment was created and then show how guns are part of the American culture even though they are increasingly controversial. History With his arrival to the throne in 1689, Guillaume III reversed in the Bill of Rights, the law that said the possession of firearms was exclusively…

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    control rights are one of the most argumentative moral issues in today’s society. The argument over the right to bear arms according to the second amendment has been a challenging conflict for many years in America. It has been a contentious concern along with other issues such as abortion and capital punishment (Saenz, 476). There have been numerous senseless gun-related incidents such as the one in Colorado. Incidents…

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    In the United States there are minimal federal regulations on guns. In the Constitution the second amendment states that citizens have the right to keep and bear arms. Most regulations defer depending on which state you live in. One of the regulations that differ is whether or not you have to have a gun permit in order to carry. Gun regulations should be federal rather than state that way all laws on guns are the same throughout the nation. Guns have been used for many reasons all over the world…

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    candidate is now in the top of the polls using his dominant personality and strong views. Donald Trump has six main positions for his 2016 presidential campaign. Three positions that seem to be the main focus are Immigration Reform, Second Amendment Rights, and Veteran’s Administration Reform. Donald Trump’s immigration reform is a topic that gets brought up almost anytime his name is spoken. His main statement is, “A nation without borders is not a nation” (Trump 1), which is followed by…

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    our second amendment “The right to bear arms”? Most citizens would agree with the idea,but some would not. The Second Amendment of the United States Constitution controls all gun regulation in the United States. The Amendment reads: "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".There are two debates over this amendment.One would say a state law violates the "right to bear arms" the law is…

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