Gun Control

The policy I am discussing is the policy of Gun Control, in relation to the Brady Law, and the violation of the 2nd amendment, the right to bear arms.

In our government today there is a restriction upon one of our constitutional amendments, the 2nd amendment, the right to bear arms. This restriction has been applied gradually until February 28, 1994, when the Brady Law came into effect. The Brady Law restricted the sales of guns to people falling under many different categories, from the mentally unstable to persons convicted of domestic violence. The categories very greatly, but, they all stay true to the overall idea of preventing the sales of firearms to a person who may misuse or abuse the weapon in any way, and in the process infringing on another person’s rights.

Prior to this Law being put into effect, many states did not require background checks of gun purchasers. Because of this precaution not being taken , the ability for the prevention of firearms sales to criminals, illegal aliens, and fugitives was very low. Although this law is with noble cause, it restricts an amendment. The restriction or infringement of an amendment is supposed to be Illegal, let alone impos

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