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    months or so‚ but tells about a different school with more lives that were taken victim by a man with a gun. It is only when people hear about the lives that were lost‚ that community and government listen. However‚ after a few months or years when the incident has passed‚ another shooting arises. The same scenario has been going on for years‚ and is happening more often. While the topic of gun control is a controversial topic amongst all political parties‚ it is agreed that school shootings are completely

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    Gun Control In Schools

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    right to regulate freedom. To start‚ the reason schools have this right is to keep its students safe. Schools prohibit weapons like knives‚ guns‚ and other objects to make sure no one gets hurt or even killed. Also‚ the school doesn’t allow drugs because the effects may cause harm to the person taking it or maybe someone around the person that took it. Drugs and guns are dangerous; therefore‚ the school has the right to regulate them. As another statement‚ schools have this right to maintain order. Schools

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    Guns‚ just one simple word that can change someone’s life forever. When someone thinks of a guns they think of danger‚ murder and bad intentions. Not only are they dangerous but just the sight of them looks frightening too. A gun is like a car (only smaller)‚ they can take someone’s life in a matter of seconds. Some people need them for their job‚ like if one is in the army‚ a police officer or a hunter. People who own a gun who don’t know how to use it properly are the equivalent to an accident

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    Bear Arms I believe that guns should not be banned in the US. “Guns don’t kill people‚ people kill people.” I am sure most of us have heard this saying at some point in our lives. Surely‚ it is a statement of the obvious‚ but the logic behind it rings true. It may seem rational to ban guns entirely to prevent people from killing‚ but it is not the guns themselves that are the problem. That is just a simple solution to a complex problem. The criminals who kill others are willing to break the law

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    Answer to Gun control

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    (1.) The controversial issue is about Pro-Gun lawmakers are open to limits on size of magazines. (2) The issue is that some of the influential lawmakers in Republicans and Democrats parties believe that the proposed ban on assault weapons as politically poisonous. That there is difference between the size of magazine and assault weapons. (2b)Some lawmakers agreed that if the ban on the size of 15-30 rounds devices that have been used in shootings rampages from Aurora‚ Tucson‚ Colorado‚ and Newtown

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    Faith Rivers Dr. Gul Celkan English 1101 October 22‚ 2012 Internship Argumentation Internships are opportunities that many students take before graduating from college. Whether paid or unpaid‚ they’re beneficial to students‚ nonetheless. They provide experience that can’t be learned elsewhere‚ and also gives them an edge in comparison to students that don’t take the opportunity. Of course‚ internships can have their downfalls in which they may not be taken as seriously as a ‘real world’

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    GUN CONTROL & GUN VIOLENCE in CHILDREN To start my essay off‚ I have an unusual story that is true. My mom knew a girl when she was little. The girl was around the age of 2-4 years old. She got a hold of the gun her family had in the home and shot her older sibling. Then when she was in the eighth grade‚ her little brother got a hold of the same gun that her family had and killed her. It proves my point on why children should not have guns and children in the home

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    everything we work on and in at some point comes from human labor. The irony is that everywhere we turn‚ we are confronted with the work of our own hands and brains‚ and yet these products of our labor appear as things outside of us‚ and outside of our control. Work and the products of work dominate us‚ rather than the other way around. Rather than being a place to fulfill our potential‚ the workplace is merely a place we are compelled to go in order to obtain money to buy the things we need. "Hence‚" Marx

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    grade students. Innocent people are killed and no one can do anything until police arrive. Another reason is it will also give students and faculty members a sense of security while on campus. The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. If the criminals know that the schools have these armed members‚ they might think twice before committing a serious act of violence. One objection might be that there are limited funds as it is for schools and their budgets would not support

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    exporters of arms. The United States‚ Russia‚ and the United Kingdom have specifically been involved in the most significant weapon agreements and relations. There are many agreements and treaties to control and regulate the mass amounts of weaponry traded and sold to states around the globe. Arm control agreements deal with two separate weapon regimes: weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and small arms and light weapons. It is harder to achieve agreements on small arms and light weapons than weapons

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