Gun control
April 18, 1775 the British marched down the streets of Lexington, in pursuit to disarm the American Colonists. Little did the British know, the colonists were prepared for this act. This is where the famous line “ The British are coming. The British are coming comes.” Originates from. The colonists gathered at the Lexington Green with their loaded muskets waiting for the British to arrive. “Disperse you villains – lay down your arms!” demanded the British when they arrived. The colonists refused to give up their arms, because they knew that if they didn’t have weapons they would be defenseless to the Britain’s (Firearms and Freedom). This event is known as the start of the Revolutionary War. If the colonists had given up their weapons we would probably not be living in America today. Now our government wants to take our guns away and people support this. The government should not disarm the society because criminals could take over the society, history has proven that the government will try to get total power over the people, and it would be against our cons
This is saying that taking away guns would be like taking away fire because it burns. I also expresses that taking away guns would be good for criminals and bad for the innocent civilians. It is our right to bear arms in the United States of America and if the government took away our arms all hell would break loose. Criminals would take over the society with petty crime and organized crime. If history repeated itself then the government would make an attempt to have total control over the society. And it would be against our constitutional right. The British tried to take away our guns the first time and we didn’t. Why would we surrender our guns to the government? Not only would people over take the society, but also it is against our constitutional right to take away our arms. The Second Amendment secures an individual right to keep and bear arms (Firearms and Freedom). No one can change the constitution and in order to take away arms with gun control, the government would have to re-write the constitution. Government can’t take away our arms just like they can’t take away our freedom of religion. This would be an uncivil act by the g
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Approximate Word count = 786
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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