America Needs Gun Control

The shooting at schools throughout the United States over the past few months caused a big difference in opinion among Americans on what we should do to prevent further shooting. Many people, by new laws of forcing the purchase of weapons by checking their identity, adults are responsible for the behavior of their children, locking their weapons with a gun to prevent the invasion of children, these massacres I think that will prevent it. There are many issues to consider in order to judge which law is required.

Gun control: America and Japan Christopher D America vs. Japan According to my thesis, the issue of gun control in the United States needs to be changed drastically to reflect the situation in Japan. America is a country full of gun crime, Japan is a country strictly adhering to the rules of firearms, there are few problems with firearms. Weapons that can be accessed from the barrier to the general public in Japan are very different from those in America. The American Constitution stipulates that Americans have the right to possess weapons. This is written without limitation, but now there is a law that limits certain parts of the gun's ownership. The cause of gun control is under the banner of public safety. There are many safety reasons to prohibit private ownership of firearms, but these claims are not only due to the need for protection, but restrictions on ownership may become more serious.

Ownership of Canadian guns and management of guns Oscar - winning documentary "Columbine Bowling" enhanced recognition of gun ownership and gun management issues. Should ownership of guns be prohibited or should they be managed? Will ownership of the gun create a violent society? The answer is immeasurable, but the answer is more obvious from the firearm between the US and Canada. The United States may make a partial ban on attack weapons. Mr. Gallup states that those who already have guns most often refer to individual safety / protection as reasons of possession (60%) and then hunting (36%) . Gun control focusing on mental illness can increase public sadness related to mental disorders. By so doing, gun legislation involves gathering the names of people with psychosis.

Opponents of gun control tend to point out other factors explaining the extraordinary degree of gun violence in the United States, especially mental illness. But people with mental disorders are more likely to be victims of violence than criminals. Michael Stone, a psychiatrist at Columbia University, is in charge of maintaining and maintaining a large-scale shooting database and according to the analysis in 2015, 52 of the 235 murderers in the database (about 22% ) Was mental disorder. I am sick. "Psychiatric patients should not be held responsible for the chiefs of criminals who are regarded as mass murder," Mr. Stone concluded. Other studies support this