America Needs More Gun Control

"Americans are tired of what we are doing to attack weapons, the Americans have noticed what these weapons are doing in our city, they are enough, enough, "Many Americans think that gun control should be improved and strict regulation should be done. However, the National Rifle Association (NRA) has one of the most formidable lobbying groups, and until then it also proposed that past presidents go forward with gun control laws.

Regardless of the US gun holding rate, it is clear that the US has more guns and more gun murders than other industrial democracy. As reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the murder rate of young people in the United States is much higher than most developed countries, where the gun control law is often more rigorous. Researchers at the Center for Disease Control and Precaution conclude that more stringent gun control is required in the United States. The author of this study did a big job of editing the data but concluded that international data proves that US gun law is the reason for the high murder rate among young people. For example, the UK has strict gun control and a lower murder rate than the United States, but historical evidence seems to indicate that there is no causal relationship between gun control and homicide in the UK.

Discussion of US gun policy is usually caused by large and large shooting incidents that seem to be random and focus on comprehensive Federal gun control or mental health policy. However, most problems in US shooting are occurring in a relatively small number of predictable areas normally caused by predictable high risk groups, the burden is not random. Researchers said the new geographical analysis of the "Guardian" was the first country to divide shooting incidents into census territories. Since 2014, the non-profit organization Gio Violence Archive has collected geocoded data to track shots and gun deaths using media reports. The FBI's National Criminal Data only provides statistical information on shootings at the city level, which obscures the concentration of violence within the community.