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    Total” is gathered from “The National Instant Criminal Background Check System‚ or NICS‚ is all about saving lives and protecting people from harm—by not letting guns and explosives fall into the wrong hands. It also ensures the timely transfer of firearms to eligible gun buyers” (Federal Bureau of Investigation (c)‚ 2014). The column labeled “Total Violent Crime in the US” data was retrieved from the Uniform Crime Reporting Program‚ or UCR‚ and as stated from the website‚ The Uniform Crime Reporting

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    Name-Mudasir R Sunasara Writing Homework Task 3 Gun control is a one of the important public issue that creates extremely emotional reactions among both those who support greater regulation of firearms and those who oppose further restrictions on ownership and call for the abolition of many existing limitations. The problem upraised in the argument deal with major queries of legal law and the civil rights of individuals‚ prospects for self-defence‚ the control of violence‚ and domestic security

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    Not Be Banned In The U.S. Firearms are weapons of destruction‚ annihilation‚ and carnage. However‚ a lot of people disagree and have very legitimate reasons why firearms should not be banned. There are several controversies that suggest banning the use or possession of firearms. Guns should not be banned. In contrast‚ guns can be weapons of destruction or a form of self-protection; depending on the user and the training of that particular person. Being trained by a firearms instructor can help users

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    Gun Control

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    Gun Control and Gun Control on University Campuses The controversies of gun control have been with us ever since we have earned the right to bear arms in the Bill of Rights that was attached to our constitution. As times going on many would say that we no longer need this "inalienable" right‚ that these guns that we are putting into the hands of private citizens are doing more harm than good. Most also believe that because times are changing‚ that eventually we will not need this right to bear

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    highly discussed issues in this country for the last few years and especially the last year has been gun control. More and more people have been asking questions along the lines of; should an individual be legally allowed to carry or own a firearm? Which firearm is best used in self defense? Will limiting the size of a magazine prevent future tragedies? Or‚ why does anyone need an “assault” rifle? It is a very important issue to be discussed‚ especially after the incidents that have occurred around

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    make us more secure and this kind of question makes the audience to think about the present condition and with the addition of data it actually becomes more relevant. Promote into the article‚ Erich utilizes differentiating cases of how having a firearm could be both destructive and supportive. Pratt records the Oregon Mall shooting‚ the Colorado Movie Theater shooting and the mass shooting at Virginia Tech as cases of wrongdoings that would have happened notwithstanding stricter weapon laws. Conversely

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    to the open carry law. The United States Supreme Court‚ after adding the 2nd amendment to the Bill of Rights had not made a decision to change anything until the United States V. Miller in 1939‚ after the argument of unregistered firearms for militia‚ the ‘National Firearms Act’ was added to the 2nd amendment‚ so now a “12-gauge shotgun with a barrel less than 18 inches long without having registered it and without having in his possession a stamp-affixed written order for it” if going pass the requirements

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    Right to Bear Arms

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    threatening to harm you‚ and your family‚ and you cannot do anything about it. Imagine‚ not being able to go target shooting or hunting‚ because there are laws passed to prevent you from owning a firearm. The truth is‚ more and more people in this country are trying to restrict law-abiding people from owning firearms due to the overwhelming rise in gun related crimes. As law abiding Americans‚ the constituion gives us the right to bear arms. Whether it is for recreation or protection‚ restrictions should

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    Mass Shootings

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    I believe that if corporations that sell firearms were to create more advanced background checks that include both criminal and mental health history‚ the number of suicides‚ school shootings‚ and robberies would decrease. Author of‚ Mental Illness‚ Mass Shootings‚ and the Politics of American Firearms‚Jonathan M. Metzl‚ explains that “60% of perpetrators of mass shootings in the United States since 1970 displayed symptoms

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    Gun Control and Violence

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    an expression often quoted by those who support the right to freely carry firearms. For many years‚ organizations such as the National Rifle Association (NRA) have pointed to the high rate of gun violence in the United States and compared it with the low rates in Europe; this comparison was done in order to stress their point that gun violence is a cultural/societal problem that should not impede anyone’s right to own firearms. Those who advocate gun control‚ and oppose the NRA‚ point to the United

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