Carry: Should We Have Guns In America?

required...” – Luke 12:48 a. If you’re allowed a gun by law, there is a lot of responsibility that comes with it. II. In July 2012, in Salt Lake City, Utah, a problem arose (Barkoukis, 2012). a. A man in Smith’s Grocery Store purchased a knife, and began to stab people walking in and out of the store. b. The suspect managed to fatally injure a couple of victims. c. However, another man in the grocery store saw this occurring and happened to have a concealed carry permit and a concealed weapon on his hip

31,537 people died from gun violence in the United States; 11,583 of these people were murdered. On average 86 people die from gun violence in the U.S. every day. The solution of gun control is a controversial issue, but what should we Americans do? Do we dare take away the right to bear arms that is founded in our Constitution? Taking away firearms will only increase the chances of more deadly gun violence. I for one do not understand why America is even debating over gun control when there is such

America and Guns Although I believe there should be a better system in place for a citizen to purchase a gun; I also believe the government should not take them away. America has more guns per capita and yet we have the weakest laws and restrictions. The media loves to portray this concept of “gun control”, however it’s the person who buys the guns that we need to control. Our right to carry guns should not override the fact that the government needs to be more strict on those who are purchasing

of the United States of America is one of the most controversial topics today. This amendment grants us the right to bear arms and that right shall not be infringed. Some of the problems with gun laws is that they’re not tough enough and that much violent crimes in America are because anyone can get there hands on guns, and they need to be changed to make it harder for Americans to purchase handguns, carry them as concealed weapons and better protect themselves and have more strict background checks

American people that guns are beneficial to the United States and should not be controlled or abolished by the government. I want my audience to support gun rights that focus on giving the American people the right to own and carry guns freely. My central idea is that guns are not the problem, but a major part of the solution to gun crimes in America. Intended Audience: My target audience would be Americans who are active voters, as they are the people who would be able to make relaxed gun rights a possibility

Gun violence has run rampant in America. Due to this many Americans have this issue at the forefront of their minds. Everybody seems to think that they have the solution to this problem. The reality here is that the violence lies not in the gun, but in whomever carries out the act of using the gun in a violent manner. Many people fail to see this though, and think by removing guns completely from society the violence will cease. The people who take this side, are tired of innocent people being killed

The issue of gun control has come up lately as a hot topic on what the nation should do. Many people are asking whether guns truly are the useful tool that large amounts of us have been stating they are, or are they just murdering machines. In my opinion, guns are our assistants in a period of emergency when help is too far away, or not able to come. Instead of putting more limits on guns, we should keep up the ability to secure ourselves and our fellow Americans. As we investigate gun control, you

Nearly 10,150 people have died and 20,647 have been injured because of causes related to guns in 2015 so far. Furthermore there have been around 266 mass shootings in the United States. In consequence to all of these deaths and injuries caused by guns ,the topic of gun rights has slowly become one of the most popular and controversial topics in today 's society. The big problem is that the nation is split when it comes to opinions on gun rights. Some believe that it is a constitutional right to

approximately 1607, firearms and America resemble siamese twins; you can’t have one without the other. Over time, guns have become a crucial part of American society, and to many, the ability to carry a firearm defines their liberties as a citizen. For example, without the ability to carry weapons freely, winning the American Revolution may not have been possible. But, on the contrary, many of the school shootings that occur in today's society could be prevented should the individuals that commit them

there should be a better system in place for a citizen to purchase a gun; I also believe the government should not take them away. America has more guns per capita and yet we have the weakest laws and restrictions. The media loves to portray this concept of “gun control”, however it’s the person who buys the guns that we need to control. Our right to carry guns should not override the fact that the government needs to be more strict on those who are purchasing them. We are all aware that guns don’t