Gun Rights Debate
In October of 2017, fifty-nine people lost their lives in las vegas due to a mass shooting. It is still uncertain of shooters motives of why he started to shoot people at the concert. The shooting sparked another debate about guns rights. There is much of a controversial debate between liberals and conservatives about the rights of guns. Compared to Republicans, many Democrats want there to be stricter gun control limits. The National Rifle Association has a powerful role when it comes to politics about guns. Trump has expressed his condolences and thoughts about the mass shooting. There is a possibility that he is unlikely to take action about restricting gun laws. However, many Democrats are pushing for reform gun laws. For example, Hillary
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It's either some people want to change guns rights or keep them as they are. In the article, it is mostly questioning how gun laws should be handled. In Chapter 4, Fundamental American Liberties relates to this article by the constitution second amendment. The second amendment is the right to bear arms. But what exactly does it mean “the right to bear arms”. According to page 124, it states the following “... that any limitations on that right is an assault on the Constitution.” There is only so much that the government can do without violating the Constitution.But yet there are plenty of people who want to still constrict the gun laws even though it can affect the Constitution. The constitution was put into place to protect our own individual rights. Yet there are still some other people that want to protect that right at all cost. The National Rifle Association has a major impact on gun politics today.They believe guns have their benefits and are firm believers on keeping the gun laws as the way they are. They consider there to be four major key components on why the second amendment should be kept. For example, the Second Amendment was placed into the Constitution because it allows American Citizens to protect themselves from
It's either some people want to change guns rights or keep them as they are. In the article, it is mostly questioning how gun laws should be handled. In Chapter 4, Fundamental American Liberties relates to this article by the constitution second amendment. The second amendment is the right to bear arms. But what exactly does it mean “the right to bear arms”. According to page 124, it states the following “... that any limitations on that right is an assault on the Constitution.” There is only so much that the government can do without violating the Constitution.But yet there are plenty of people who want to still constrict the gun laws even though it can affect the Constitution. The constitution was put into place to protect our own individual rights. Yet there are still some other people that want to protect that right at all cost. The National Rifle Association has a major impact on gun politics today.They believe guns have their benefits and are firm believers on keeping the gun laws as the way they are. They consider there to be four major key components on why the second amendment should be kept. For example, the Second Amendment was placed into the Constitution because it allows American Citizens to protect themselves from