The subject of gun control is one that has elicited mixed feelings especially on those individuals who argue for increased gun control. While there is no doubt that there is increased levels of criminal activities that range from the school shooting to someone getting murdered daily, this calls for the...
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Gun Control in America Senate Bill 11 which was put into effect in the year 2016, on August permits students from 21 years to have a licensed firearm and similarly possess them while in colleges. Thus, controversies have been rising concerning gun control in America. Proponents of a firearm control laws...
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The United States has the highest number of privately owned guns than any other country in the world Private gun ownership has resulted in increased gun-related fatalities among US residence. According to Jehan et al. (2017), gun violence has resulted in deaths of at least 32 people and 140 injuries every...
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Gun violence refers to a type of abuse which involves the use of a firearm or a gun. It is a type of force which may be regarded as criminal or not criminal. It entails homicide, an assault using a harmful weapon, attempted suicide or suicide depending on the jurisdiction....
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Gun control is one of the major issues that has led to intense debate among the Americans. It is estimated that at least 31000 people in the United States lose their lives after being shot, hence, making gun violence as one of the leading causes of premature deaths in America...
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The author of the article, ‘Why I own Guns’ is Sam Harris. His article was published in 2013 in ‘The Week’ after the incidence of gun violence committed by Adam Lanza, a psychotic killer who murdered his mother and 26 individuals (6 adults and 20 minors) at Sandy Hook Elementary...
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Gun Control and Its Significance Gun control refers to a set of regulations that standardize the production, marketing, transportation, and the use of firearms. Many nations have developed strict gun regulatory policies on their citizens. Regulation of firearms is one of the contentious matters that are being witnessed in developed nations...
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The world currently experience the highest number of public and private gun ownership. Notably, gun violence can be considered as either criminal or non-criminal depending on the purpose or intentions behind the action taken (Bangalore " Messerli. 2013). Criminal gun violence entails suicide or attempted suicide, deadly weapon assault, unjustifiable...
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A firearm is a portable mechanical device that uses gunpowder pressure to fire a bullet or projectile. The earliest guns were made in the 10th century in China. The invention was then improved in the 13th century in China, where the firearms were made of the metal-barreled hand cannon. Since...
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Gun Control Gun control is an act where regulations are put in place to help control the use of the harmful weapons amongst the citizens. In the United, there has been an emergence of the debate whether gun use should be limited to some individuals or every citizen should be allowed...
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The topic on the regulation of firearms has been faced with different opinions for a long time now. There are those who support the enactment of stricter gun laws and there those who fight the regulation of firearms. Those who support the restriction of gun claims that it would lead...
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Following a wave of recent gun-related acts of violence and mortalities caused by the use of firearms in the United States, the issue of gun control has turned into one of the most divisive subjects of cultural, social, and political interest. Gun control specifically refers to the regulations that govern...
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