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    The use of Nerve agents‚ and to a larger extent Chemical Weapons‚ is illegal according to United Nations Resolution 687 which passed in 1991. The production‚ stockpiling‚ and use of these weapons were banned by The Hague Convention of 1899 and the Geneva Protocol of 1925. All Nerve agents are fatal to the human body in the same way. Some are more potent‚ and some remain on the battlefield longer than others. Many factors play a role in how long a Nerve agent remains on the battlefield. Nerve agents

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    Should Guns Be Banned?

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    course not like the one “we enacted in 1994 with 600-plus exceptions” (Zakaria). The United States takes up 5% of the world’s population. With that said‚ the United State has 50% of the guns. Rather than completely wiping out the ability to buy weapons‚ the government needs to simply limit the access to guns. No exceptions should be made because that is exactly what people believe caused the old ban to become a failure. There must be testing done and criminal background checks and other ideas as

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    almost takes a stab at the obesity problem our nation of gun owners has created‚ making fun of the relative laziness of using a gun to solve problems. Her point that “knives don’t ricochet” further emphasizes her idea of the superiority of knives as weapons. Here‚ though lightheartedly‚ she addresses the tragic outcomes of accidental shootings by mentioning how unlikely accidental stabbings would be. While Ivins demonstrates her humorous‚ sarcastic flavor in the first section of her article‚ her tone

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    Anti-Gun Control

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    Anti-Gun Control The United States has a law called The Bill of Rights‚ and in these rights one of them states the following; “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.” They label it as the Right to Bear Arms. The American dream means different things to different people. To many people‚ freedom is possession and owing a gun of any kind. Gun Control is strict enough with the requirements

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    campuses have more than doubled per a report released in October 2016 by a criminal justice reform organization. In recent debates the nation rages about gun control and the main question is‚ should college campus allowed students to carry concealed weapons? Do guns really hold a place on college‚ and school campuses? The Second Amendment of The Constitution of the United States guarantees our right to bear arms to defend ourselves‚ but is it made clear where these guns can be carried or who

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    things under control. Ever since the first gun was invented by Samuel Colt in 1836‚ it has been used for destructive purposes rather than for self-defense. Since then‚ senseless killings have ever been growing throughout the world. Not that other weapons are not used for the crimes‚ but the rate of murders using guns has increased over the past years. Last year‚ about 50‚000 Americans died from gun-inflicted injuries. About 90% of them were committing a crime at the time. Perhaps one of the most

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    The Second Amendment has brought up major arguments in American politics ever since 1876. Was it meant to insure that people in general have arms for personal safety‚ or was it to insure arms for the military service only? Gun control in America has its pros and cons‚ but the nation needs to decide which way the government goes on this topic because more school shootings will occur and terrorists can still get there hands on them. The nation’s powerful gun lobby‚ the National Rifle Association‚ or

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    They argue that regular everyday civilians have no need for a military weapon. The assault rifle is not suitable for hunting or practical use‚ but instead have been employed in a copious number of mass shootings. Many claim that the sole purpose of the assault rifle was designed to kill. It was formulated for the battlefield

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    control has been a controversial issue for many years. A majority of individuals believe that if gun control is strictly enforced‚ it would reduce the crime rates. Many people believe they have the right to bear arms for protection or to have a weapon to enjoy hunting. According to the second amendment‚ “ a well regulated milita‚ being necessary to the security of a free state‚ the right of people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed” (Caplan‚ 1982). The benefit of a waiting period to

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    Intelligence to stop any kind of infiltration into its territory. Because of laxity in the system‚ infiltrators come in to our territory and create havoc in India. Security forces responsible for combating terrorism must be provided with improvised weapons and ammunition to fight with them. Security at all the historical monuments‚ important land marks should be beefed up to meet any kind of exigencies. Strengthening the Security Forces and Intelligence is essential‚ particularly to safeguard our vast

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