The Gun Laws: Gun Proof Kids Not Child Proof Guns Marcus J Paulus According to Begala (2013): People who own weapons should know their terrible, lethal power far better than non-gun owners. Once you pull a trigger in a vacant field and see a beer can instantly explode, you know there is no force on earth that can undo that destruction. Sure, shooting brings a rush--but it should also spur humility. At least in the gun culture I know, it does. (p. 7) There has been a lot of talk about
Georgia has many gun laws, which help protect the state and the people in the state. The laws range from having a permit to carry a hand gun, where you cannot carry a handgun, what kind of guns you can carry without having a firearm permit, what age someone can buy a gun. The second amendment gives us the right to bear arms not just in the state of Georgia but it gives us the right everywhere. Georgia also has a law about the possession of people with guns who was involved in a crime, minors with
society and we should have stricter gun control laws. Citizens of the United States having easy access to firearms results in the USA looking like a violent society. The relaxed laws and culture in the United States surrounding guns results in more deaths. Researchers have
I am writing to you today to express my concerns about the gun control laws. The laws that we follow were made in the 19th century so they can’t control the usage of 21st century weapons. In april last year i remember that i was caught in a gun scare at Penn station. The only thing i can remember is how scared i was that there was someone walking around with a gun trying to kill me. I don't want anyone to ever have to feel that way because it is the worst feeling i have ever felt. I feel like kids
that owned guns in relation to the independent variable, age. From the table it I clear that a high majority of people have at least one gun in their household. People belonging to the younger age group, 18-30, are more likely have one gun in their household than people in the older age groups, 31-50 and 51-95. Another thing that we can infer from this table is that in most households you will only find one gun. From the table we can see that about 87% of people have at least one gun in their house
citizen in the state of California. Such legislation is paving the way for the confiscation of other amendments as well. Although, there are parties against the fight for guns; many do not realize the importance of people being able to protect themselves. Gun laws in California are becoming more restrictive, as a result these laws are costing innocent citizens their rights and even some lives. One of the amendments of the constitution is the right to bear arms. This allows many to protect themselves
“Guns don’t kill people, people kill people.” I have heard and seen this slogan almost everywhere I go, but what does it exactly mean? Guns are objects, and are just another TOOL used for self-defense. Guns cannot kill or hurt people, but rather it’s the people who handle and carry the guns that harm and kill others. Our government needs to take a closer look at our gun laws, and come up with a law that will help keep America safe. Recently our law makers of Texas have presented a bill that will
Imagine a world without violence. Violence is everywhere you go in today's society. Guns are a major source of violent crimes, but guns don’t act on their own. I believe guns control laws are ineffective, and guns are being given to the wrong people. Gun violence is not something that can be avoided because of stricter regulations on ownership. According to source, “Three hundred forty-three school shooting events are included, spanning 175 years of United States education history” Paradice David
Gun violence is America’s deadliest killer. From school shootings to mass shootings; they all end in death and destruction. The solution to this problem is one that is very controversial. Stricter gun laws. There needs to be stricter gun laws in order to stop irresponsible, murderous people from buying something dangerous. Tougher gun laws also aids in keeping the American people safe. But, trying to convince the entirety of America that tougher gun laws are necessary is nearly impossible. This should
With the recent increase in gun-related tragedies, politicians have adjusted their stumping to address America's gun laws. Taking a strong position on the gun laws is understandable, as a majority of the American people find themselves on one side of a political dichotomy; the two sides of which seek either to preserve the current gun laws, or to restrict the American people's right to bear arms. The answer to the current hysteria surrounding gun laws lies not on the side of restriction, but on the
“Should gun control laws be tightened in the USA?”, my opinion of that would be no. No, I believe gun control is not the issue. As it is stated in the text, “ How Not to Respond to the Rising Murder Rate”, Most crimes that are associated with guns, happen with weapons that have been purchased or stolen illegally. In addition, gun control would take away a portion of America's freedom. Finally, with gun control laws, hunters will not be able to hunt. Lots of people tend to argue that guns should be
The question “Should there be stricter gun control laws?” has been asked more and more in the last few years. Due to all the mass shooting and other violent crimes that are being committed in the united states. A stricter gun control law wouldn’t stop violent crimes from happening, but it would actually cause more crime in the united states. The right to bare arms is a freedom protected by the constitution, the second amendment states ‘A well{-}regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of
Guns. Some people automatically think of violence and death when they hear this word. While other think about self-protection, an inalienable right, and fun. These two groups are the main voices in the gun control conversation that debates how much the government should/can control gun flow in the United States. There are many other groups that are in the conversation that aren’t 100% anti-gun, or all the way guns-for-everyone supporter. American’s started their loving relationships with guns’ way
Stricter Gun Laws Leading to More Safety In United States Thousands of lives are lost every day due to some form of violence with the involvement of firearms. People varying from an adolescent age to the elderly are robbed of the likelihood to live a long and promising life due to the gun violence in this country. The abuse and misuse of guns cause caused a stain of blood to run through the country as the citizens of this country have taken it upon themselves to ruin and end others lives. Stricter
Obama on Gun Control", n.d., para. 3). The debate on whether stricter gun laws will help deter crime has gained much attention since crime rates started to increase. Many research studies show that stricter gun laws are very effective at inhibiting crime. Arguing on the affirmative side, stricter gun laws will help deter crime by banning ownership of military-style assault weapons, by banning weapons with high-capacity magazines, and by creating new gun regulations that delays the process of gun ownership
present you with my opinion and research on gun laws in the United States. Gun laws in the United States should be fortified to fit modern gun use and models. Guns in the United States can be bought like buying groceries. No identification, no questions, no nothing. This should not continue. We need to follow in the footsteps of another country. In this case, Japan. “Japan is a country of more than 127 million people, but it rarely sees more than 10 guns deaths a year.” (Chris Weller) This quote
old age, and car accident or during time of war. Nevertheless, we have lost more love ones through gun violence. People have own guns since the time guns were invented, but “Are guns for everyone?” We have heard of gun laws throughout the whole United States of America some enforce those laws and other do not. The government enforce stricter gun control laws so the public can be safe, to stop gun violence, and to avoid incidents that can lead to the tragedy. Nevertheless, we all have said no that’s
changed. At what age are people mature enough to own a firearm? The state laws controlling the purchase of firearms are varied and constantly changing. Each state has some form of restriction on purchasing guns, though rural states tend to be less restrictive in controlling guns than highly urban states due to the greater numbers of hunters and sportsmen in their populations (Gun Control). The minimum buying age for long guns and most handguns in the majority of the states in this country is 18 (Kozak)
children. The numbers of teenagers’ deaths increase everyday from gun violence. Students, particularly boys, who carry guns, are more likely to be involved in drug activity according to The Children Data Bank and more likely to have committed crimes with weapons. Likewise, girls who carried guns were more likely to report feeling threatened. Therefore, stricter law for gun control will lessen the insecurity of a person when holding a gun and prevent further unnecessary death. According to Marianne W
Over the past five years Americans have seen many horrific tragedies related to gun violence. Each of these terrible events has been accompanied with scrutinizing media coverage, and subsequently, a push on government level for increased gun control. On the surface these movements to take away guns from Americans may seem justified because of these events. In reality the federal government is encroaching upon our Second Amendment, the right to bear arms. Conspiracy theorists have been around for