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The document discusses arguments for and against gun control from multiple articles and perspectives. It outlines how gun control advocates believe controlling access to guns can reduce violence and save lives, while others argue people will find ways to get guns illegally and criminals will still harm people. The document also discusses how a ban could create a black market and make citizens less safe. Overall it presents the complex debate around balancing second amendment rights with efforts to reduce harm from misuse of firearms.
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The document discusses several perspectives in the debate around gun control legislation. It notes that supporters of gun control argue that it could prevent unfit individuals from accessing firearms and potentially reduce gun crimes. However, others counter that stricter laws may infringe on constitutional rights and will not address the root causes of violence, as criminals will still find ways to obtain guns illegally if they wish. The document also examines fallacies around the debate and alternatives proposed without coming to a clear conclusion.
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The document discusses the issue of gun control in the United States and argues that stricter gun control policies could help reduce gun violence and murders. It proposes a school program that would educate students about the dangers of guns through presentations from police officers, military members, victims of gun violence, and former gun criminals. The goal would be to increase awareness of gun control issues and encourage support for further restrictions on gun access.
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US citizens own over 300 million guns, roughly 9 out of 10 people own guns. While guns are used for protection, target shooting, and hunting, gun violence continues to plague the country with mass shootings occurring where guns are banned. There is debate around gun control as banning guns is seen as unconstitutional by some, but others argue reasonable controls could help address the ongoing gun violence and over 100,000 emergency room visits due to guns each year. Public opinion shows more support for increased gun control but disagreement on solutions to curb the violence remains.
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This document summarizes a student's paper on the gun control debate. It outlines the key issues debated in readings on the topic, including the interpretation of the 2nd Amendment and whether stricter gun laws could reduce gun violence. The student also reviews arguments for both less and more legislation. Supporters of stricter laws argue it may decrease mass shootings and violence, while opponents argue it could violate gun rights and impact hunters. Alternative policies like improved background checks are discussed.
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The document discusses perspectives on gun control from both pro-gun and anti-gun positions. Pro-gun arguments include that the second amendment protects gun ownership as an individual right, and that gun control laws infringe on self-defense rights. Anti-gun arguments are that common sense restrictions like background checks have broad public support, and countries with stricter gun laws have lower gun death rates than the U.S. The document also provides statistics on U.S. firearm deaths and defensive gun uses.
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This document provides a summary of Larry Correia's perspective on gun control and mass shootings. Some key points:
1. Correia argues that allowing teachers to carry concealed weapons on a voluntary basis could help stop mass shootings more quickly by providing an immediate violent response.
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- 1. Smith 1 Samantha Smith FYS 100 Harold Blanco 12 February, 2014 Gun Control (Step two) In the following articles: Gun Control: An Overview, Counterpoint: Gun Control Saves Lives, and Point: Controlling Gun Violence is more important than Controlling Guns, these authors each make very strong points on whether or not there is enough control on guns or whether there needs to be more. They all also state there is a second amendment right to bear arms and no one can take that away. If you control the guns people buy and how they use them, you can keep up with why they need the gun in the first place. Some people think it is a good idea to ban guns altogether; whereas other people disagree entirely. If you can control guns, you can save people’s lives. At least that is what some people like to believe. “Gun control regulation is the best tool we have in the fight to reduce gun violence in the United States.” Even if guns are controlled there will still be violence and people will find ways to get ahold of the guns, illegally or not. Gun control supporters believe guns kill people when it is a well-known fact that guns do not kill people, people kill people. It is rumored that some school shootings and other shootings that have taken place in public places were planned in order to make the people who are against gun control want to ban guns.
- 2. Smith 2 If guns are controlled there will be less animals killed and no more school, shopping mall, or movie theatre shootings. The majority of violent crimes take place with the use of guns. By taking away guns and not allowing everyday people to own a firearm violent crimes would diminish almost completely. People will have to find alternative ways to feel safe in their homes if they do not have guns to protect them. Regardless of the law if a criminal or any other person wants a gun bad enough, they will get ahold of it no matter what. Completely banning guns will create a “black market” for guns, making it easier for criminals to get ahold of guns than a law abiding citizen. Thus, making it unsafe to go anywhere or trust anyone. If the vast majority of the American People wanted stronger gun control laws, the constitution is set up to prevent the totalitarianism of what the majority wants thus impacting the minority of the American People. No matter how hard gun activists try they will never be able to control guns in their entirety. If the current gun laws would be enforced properly there would be no need for new laws. When people no longer have guns as a mean of safety, the U.S. will be chaos. The American people will be living in fear all the time and will trust no one ever again.
- 3. Smith 3 Living in a world where there will no longer be a threat of being shot at any given moment when enjoying a movie, shopping at the local mall, or even sending your children to school sounds so perfect. This could all be possible if there were stricter laws on guns and who was allowed to own them. More control over guns would benefit everyone in the United States and possibly the surrounding areas as well. With better control over guns and the people who own them, crime rates in big cities and even in the smaller ones that people tend to forget about will decrease too little to no crimes whatsoever. Stricter gun control will result in fewer deaths by accident and on purpose. In other countries their death toll by guns is 80% lower than that of the U.S.
- 4. Smith 4 Works Cited Ballaro, BeverlyFinley, Laura. “Counterpoint: Gun Control Saves Lives.” Points Of View:Gun Control (2013): 3. Points of View Reference Center. Web. 10 Feb. 2014. http://ezproxy.marshall.edu:4046/pov/detail?vid=3&sid=0f258dcb-c6cb-4d41-b3e1- 2cc122f0f1b5%40sessionmgr113&hid=114&bdata=JnNpdGU9cG92LWxpdmU%3d#db =pwh&AN=26617284 Bowman, JeffreyNewton, Heather. “Point: Controlling Gun Violence Is More Important Than Controlling Guns.” Points Of View: Gun Control (2013): 2. Points of View Reference Center. Web. 10 Feb. 2014. http://ezproxy.marshall.edu:2220/pov/detail?vid=6&sid=79655358-6c75- 44cc81e70eb954676598%40sessionmgr4002&hid=4114&bdata=JnNpdGU9cG92LWxp dmU%3d#db=pwh&AN=26617367 Lee, M.Stingl, Alexander. “Gun Control: An Overview.” Points Of View: Gun Control (2013):1. Points Of View Reference Center. Web. 10 Feb. 2014. http://ezproxy.marshall.edu:2220/pov/detail?vid=3&sid=79655358-6c75-44cc-81e7- 0eb954676598%40sessionmgr4002&hid=4114&bdata=JnNpdGU9cG92LWxpdmU%3d#db=pw h&AN=23253707
- 5. Smith 5 Moorhouse, John C., and Brent Wanner. “Does Gun Control Reduce Crime Or Does Crime Increase Gun Control?” CATO Journal 26.1 (2006): 103-124. Academic Search Premier. Web 10 Feb. 2014