America Needs Stricter Gun Control Laws

In the United States, 268 people are shot every day ("Facts of 11"). There are more than 97,000 people every year. This means that 97,000 people were unnecessary and easily died of preventable death. If there is a better gun rule this number is zero. I think that we can live in such a country is not the world where so many people died and they were totally taken away from their families. It is not difficult to prevent this from happening, or at least to reduce the number of deaths including weapons.

ProCon.org recently published articles on gun control. This article discusses the more stringent laws that govern gun control and gun-related murder rates and suicide rates (ProCon paragraph 1). And it will be a problem everywhere. I live in a city that is rapidly increasing crime that has been increasing rapidly since years ago, but I do not know

Gun control gun control is one of the topics discussed in the near future. Regarding debate and controversy regarding more stringent law enforcement concerning the possession of firearms, the discussion on gun control is infinite. There is no justification or error in having a gun, but the way people exploit the modifications to carry weapons is wrong. In recent years, more and more problems have arisen due to large shooting and innocent people being shot. Gun control policy needs to be more rigorous. According to the US Justice Department, guns should not be used, and 78% of police authorities use pistols (Welford 2005). From 1977 to 1996, the US gun industry produced 39,024,786 pistols, but at the same time it produced 50 million rifles and shotguns. Not only do our troops and police need weapons to carry out their daily lives, they are also huge income sources for the United States (Fernandez 2002). When James Madison proposed the bill