Gun Control
Have you ever wondered what effect the United State’s laws, written many years ago, have on its citizens today? Television, magazines, Internet sites and articles all tamper with opinions concerning these debatable laws. When addressing the controversial issue of gun control and whether stronger gun control laws would in actuality reduce the likelihood of violent crimes, you will come across numerous variant views. The Constitution states, in the Second Amendment, that people have the “right to bear arms,” but does it likewise give people the right to misuse these “arms”? Should the pros outweigh the cons, or the cons outweigh the pros of new or stricter gun control laws? With the United States being the “land of the free,” why is it that us as United States citizens have to live in fear of gun violence? According to the article “Would New Laws Reduce Gun Violence And Crime?” written by Sean McCollum, “You need only to compare the U.S. with developed countries that have strong gun control laws to see the difference. Their murder rates are only a tiny fraction of ours. As Jeff Muchnick of the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence says, “If handguns made people safe, we’d be the safest country in the world.” But we
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Approximate Word count = 1853
Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)
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