Emma Gonzalez's Speech Analysis

A Survivor from the school shooting that took place at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida on february 14th 2018, Emma Gonzalez shares her views about the gun control laws in a speech, in which she says, “ it's time for victims to be the change that we need to see. Since the Founding Fathers added the Second Amendment to the Constitution, our guns have developed at a rate that leaves me dizzy. The guns have changed but our laws have not.” School shooting occur too often for a difference not to be made, gun control laws need to be stricter.
Guns are more dangerous than any other weapons. Gonzalez said in her speech, "He would not have harmed that many students with just a knife." Gonzalez does not continue on this piece of reasoning throughout the rest of the speech, but it is a great point. In a website called FBI: UCR, there is a piece of data that shows firearms are the most common weapons used in a homicide.
In Gonzalez’s speech she makes an excellent point that shows making better and stricter gun laws control create a safer place by saying, "Australia had one mass shooting in 1999, but after the massacre, it introduced gun safety and hasn't had one since. Japan has never had a mass shooting. Canada has had three and the U.K. had one, and they both introduced gun control." in a chart from a website called vox, statistics in show Australia (which has introduced a gun safety law) with the least amount of homicides by firearms at 1.4 million and America with 29.7 million, that is a drastic