Americans for Gun Safety Foundation

Gun control regulation is a set of laws and policies designed to regulate the manufacturing, sale, purchase, and use of guns by civilians. Gun control has been a dividing topic, especially over the last decade among Americans. Firearms are a staple of American culture and society. Many Americans own firearms, for recreational purpose in the form of hunting and/or target shooting. Many also own guns as a method of safety and protection in a society characterized by violence. However, we continue

Gun Control One of the leading political issues in America is whether or not there should be stricter gun control. Gun control is a set of laws that places more restrictions on purchasing firearms. Some restrictions are background checks, ban public gun carry, psychological testing, and gun training. A political issue poll from ISideWith showed 51% of 32,306,814 voters said there shouldn't be regulations on purchasing a gun. The majority strongly believe and agree with the Second Amendment, “A well

later, American Airlines do everything in their power to prevent a tragedy such as 9-11 happening again. The amount of security, metal detectors and much more in airports now is insane, but it is all for the safety of everyone on board. The last five year, mass shootings has become a norm in American culture, we still feel sad, arrange memorials for the (dead) and beg for an answer as to why it happened. This “norm” in American culture has raised the controversy over gun control, and gun violence

The Effects of Gun Control Laws Would reducing the number of gun owners in the US increase or lower the overall crime rate? If only but registered, trained, professionals had firearms, there would be virtually no shootings throughout the country. The US would be a safe place and only law enforcement or other authoritative figures would own these kind of tools. This would also help with police brutality, because police officers would not have an excuse to shoot unarmed civilians, and they could be

Manesha Singh Art of Persuasion Professor Catalano 10/26/2017 Gun Control Liberties Lately, there have been frequent discussions plaguing the news which primarily emphasizes firearms and gun control. These debates have led to many American citizens questioning the laws revolving around gun control and the amendment to the constitution permitting the right to bear arms. In numerous cities across the United States, the necessity to own a firearm is incredibly important. For example, let’s

just about anything. But with gun control being a prominent issue in American society and 3D printing becoming more readily available, controversy emerges. Recently, many “blueprints” for 3D printed firearms have become available for free online on websites like Defense Distributed, DrawingDatabase.com, 3Dprint.com, and many more. The idea of homemade guns strikes fear into citizens, since this ability to create guns at home adds a new factor in discussion over gun control. How will the government

debate or conflict among individuals or parties in hope of achieving power. Dealing with politics there is always a side that agrees and disagrees, thus developing the debate. Two of the most domestic controversial political topics are abortion and gun control. As for international there is terrorism. These three topics have been ongoing debates for some time. Everyone’s opinion on political controversies can be based on

Would the American people be willing to give up their privacy, freedom, happiness, and decision making in exchange for government protection? What if the government took away these rights against their will? In America, this is slowly becoming a reality when regarding the right to privacy. This right has been stripped from Americans for many years, and the violation is only going to create greater problems. The American government and its agencies are illegally collecting the private and personal

When violent gun crimes are committed, blame is placed on scapegoats such as: the media, the parents, and the music. But where does blame truly lie? The lack of stringent gun laws allows these violent crimes to continue. Ultimately, an individual makes the final decision concerning the action he or she takes, but laws need to be in place to curb certain behaviors. When an individual commits a crime using a firearm, the first thing that goes through peoples’ minds, is why? What the majority of people

The debate over gun control has been a major topic in the United States for decades. The national government has not adopted a definitive position on the issue, even though there is legislation in existence which attempts to regulate the possession and use of firearms by individuals. There are many opinions as to whether or not individuals reserve the right to own guns, and whether or not the government has the Constitutional power to regulate the ownership and possession of guns by its citizens