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    Jan. 2013. This article is filled with information on how the NRA became so powerful. I list their methods for financing and what it is involved in. The NRA is the wealthiest and most powerful interest group. SAAMI. "Decades of Success In Reducing Firearms Accidents." Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers ’ Institute‚ INC. N.p.‚ 2003. Web. 20 Jan. 2013. This is a simple pamphlet outlining how education has reduced accidental gun deaths. It conveys a lot of information quickly and using easy to

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    mass shootings. One of them being Mona Charen who says that it could be fixed with mental health system reform and censorship of media including games to movies.Placing guards in schools along with creating strict rules and regulations to obtain firearms. Mass shootings across the US would drop significantly if more tests had to be taken when registering for a weapon or purchasing ammunition to assure the purchaser is not mentally impaired.This plan along with her solution is a great way to help

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    Strict Gun Control

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    “Strict gun control” is a set of legal restrictions meant to enforce scarcity of firearms among the citizenry (Stell‚ 2004). The imposition of gun restrictions are intended to control gun related incidents by making guns harder to possess. Primarily‚ the main objective of gun laws is to control the kinds of firearms that an individual can purchase. The laws authorizes’ the majority of people to buy and own firearms but at the same time put restrictions on the use and storage of guns. Based on

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    A Weapon for Self Defense

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    cowardly. How pathetic. (Buckeye Firearms Association 2009). Clint Eastwood also states‚ “I have a strict gun control policy: if there is a gun around‚ I want to be in control of it.” (Buckeye Firearms Association 2009). Finally‚ James Earl Jones was quoted as saying‚ “The world is filled with violence. Because criminals carry guns‚ we decent law-abiding citizens should also have guns. Otherwise [sic] they will win and the decent people will lose.” (Buckeye Firearms Association 2009). Are these quotes

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    why people want to have a loaded gun ready to shot? Are they living a life full of rivals where the other gang members just want to harm them and their families? Or is it just an over exposure of Hollywood? Action‚ tactical sense of keeping loaded firearms in the places like bible‚ cosmetics bag‚ jewelry box etc. So that when the unknown threat comes from somewhere we are ready totally ignoring the theory that the assailant that may come with the intention to harm one and his/her

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    jurisdictions with very strict gun control laws.” (Aborn‚ 1994‚ p.433) The problem was that no legislation prevented this by requiring licensing of handguns purchase‚ the registration of sales or there should be any kind of statutory limit on the amount of firearms or ammunitions being sold at any one time or the resale of these items. (Aborn‚ 1994‚ p.433) The Brady Bill was created in part to deal with these

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    the earlier Gun Control Act (GCA) of 1968 was precipitated by the high-profile assassinations of John and Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King‚ Jr. Against this justifiable backdrop the gun control activitists launched campaigns to help regulate firearms nationwide. Gun crime has a long history. Regulating handguns‚ however‚ is a fairly recent proposition. The Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act‚ along with the GCA before it‚ was one of the first major gun control policies enacted by the US government

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    countless debates over what guns can be carried‚ how guns can be carried‚ and where guns can be carried. The essay begins with the emotional story of T.J. Lane and the Chardon High School shooting‚ following up with facts regarding the amount of firearms owned in the U.S. Lepore states that there are almost three million guns that are owned privately in the country‚ essentially enough to arm every man‚ woman‚ and child. No other civilian population in the world is as armed as Americans. However‚

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    The stance on the prevention of firearms on college campuses is being questioned due to recent school shootings. Colleges in Arkansas‚ Colorado‚ Kansas‚ Mississippi‚ Oregon‚ Utah‚ Texas‚ and Wisconsin allow students to carry firearms on their campuses. Ninety-three percent of crimes that involve college students as victims happen off campus (armedcampuses.org)(citation). However‚ these off-campus incidences may occur while the students are walking back to wherever they live. If they aren’t allowed

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    Gun Control is when you keep firearms of any type‚ including handguns‚ High power rifles and even low caliber hunting rifles such as a .22 long rifle away from people. Many people think that gun control is the right way to go because they think keeping guns away from people will lower the death rate of people by guns. Also‚ just whenever people hear the word gun‚ the thoughts of violence and negativity pop into the heads of many people‚ myself included‚ think gun control is wrong because we know

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