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    to protect yourself from someone harm us, and our family as well. Have you wondering if the guns were banned we wouldn’t worry about people threaten us and stealing our stuff from our house because they don’t have power to harmed people, without weapon they become weaker also less violence and less crime also death as well and that is good for our society to stay safe and peaceful. Guns are too violent for the whole world especially for the teenager because teens are more emotionally…

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    familiar, which it probably would not, it should not be regarded as true. War has changed in respect to the weapons used in war. Before the time of guns, vehicles, and nuclear warfare, there were blades and arrows. A simple time where one had to get up close to even be able to attack, but one blade was different from the rest. The dagger, a simple weapon, used throughout history. These weapons were next to useless on any battlefield because of their light weight, short range, and one hand use…

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    Yes Circumstantil evdence can be used, however a strong case should have more backing it up. If you were to make a list of deadly weapons or instrumentalities, what would be included? Can there be a definitive list? Why or why…

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    on automatic guns would make sense. But if the government puts restrictions on automatics, then eventually they’ll put constraints on semi-automatics, then all guns, then long distance weapons, and it will eventually spiral out of control until they’ve put restrictions on everything involving long-range weapons, or possibly…

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    yearly from gun violence with no one to stand up for them. More than 100,000 people in America are shot in murders, suicides, or by civilian interventions by usage of legal weapons. The United States needs stricter gun laws because most massacres utilize legal weaponry. For example, many people died due to easy access to gun weapons and killed the innocence of many young children who witnessed their friends’ deaths in the Adam Lanza incident where he obtained the guns his mother owned and used…

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    Purpose Since childhood I have found medieval weapons incredibly interesting. I have always wondered how they work. The physics behind them. From all these weapons, the one that captivated my attention the most were the projectile – based weapons. Due to this passionate interest I investigated weapons of this type. This included crossbows, slings, bows, trebuchets, catapults, javalins, between others [1]. The one that intrigued me the most was a siege engine, the trebuchet, due to its potential…

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    Rape In College

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    because you think they may act irrationally. If we allow females to carry guns then this may start a chain reaction and lead to males having weapons also. Sometimes the best way to…

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    solution is simple and one that has been brought up before. Simply arm the millions of women in the U.S. with firearms in order to ward off any potential predators or abusers. In her essay, “In the Combat Zone”, she advocates that women should carry weapons. An idea that is based on her own personal experiences and examples of past successes for gun owners. An idea that has flaws and fails to be supported by statistics. Every person, regardless of gender,…

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    Non-Lethal Weapons

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    Non-Lethal weapons are being researched and developed for military, law enforcement and personal safety in general. Marks claims that “by giving officers an alternative to drawing a gun against a knife wielder, for instance, the weapon can save lives”(2005) The weapons can incapacitate a person, while minimizing fatalities, permanent injury, and collateral damage. This technology can shape how society views a police department. Over the last few years many questions have come up over the use…

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    Bump Stock Essay

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    semi-automatic rifles to keep our country safe. In the article, the author explains that the bump stock was not intended to be a tool to shoot fast at humans. This is obvious as there are no weapon companies that want to aid in shootings. Since 1930, a US citizen is not allowed to purchase a fully automatic weapon. However, according the article, “bump-fire stocks didn't exist when the National Firearms Act was enacted in 1934 or when the law was amended in 1986 to prohibit the transfer or…

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