Mr. Sugermann began in talking about that gun violence is in fact a public health crisis, witch in turn will not end until we regulate or completely ban products like assault rifles, and hand guns. He also talks about how guns are made by corporate giants that have employees, board members, marketing, and other business attributes. He then says that the firearm market dropped from 2.6 million in 1982 to a mer 1.4 million in 1986. So to make u

p for the loss the manufactures added firepower, high-tech gadgets like the laser scope, as well as other after market gizmos to attract back the buyers and even get some new ones. He then touches on how the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms have no regulations on any gun less than 50 caliber. They can't even regulate the power; safety-standards and recall like other government agencies like the Food and Drug Administration. He then continues on at why guns are so bad talking about how they are the second most deadly killers next to automobile accidents and he predicts that they will exceed motor vehicles accidents by the end of the century. He also touches on the fact that Americans look at murders, firearm suicide, and fatal accidents as separate crimes not as firearm violence. He closes the paper with saying "We are way past the po

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Approximate Word count = 565
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)