America's doctors call for strongest gun control measures to date

(CNN) Country members are dissatisfied with the lack of action against gun control, so the American Medical Association has a series of comprehensive policies aimed at preventing gun violence at the annual general meeting in Chicago It adopted.

"In our families, churches, schools, street corners, and meetings people are dying with gun violence, legislators, policy leaders, and advocates have a common foundation for dealing with this public health crisis "Dr. David said," Babe, a former chairman of the organization and a family doctor in Missouri state, said in a statement

"In the emergency room nationwide, the genocide of violence by guns has become a more than conventional experience, we strongly urge legislators to take action, not necessarily," Babe said It was.

Requests the ban on all attacking weapons, impact stocks and related equipment, large numbers of magazines, armored penetration bullets

Supporting law prohibiting personal restrictions on domestic violence or being convicted of domestic violence contempt or tracking ownership or purchase of firearms

Request for the inclusion of domestic violence restrictions orders and firearm restrictions orders to the domestic instant crime history survey system

Families and partners, and police authorities allow you to ask the court to withdraw the gun from individuals who are considered to be at high risk of violence

The team also modified its policy to assess the role of firearms in suicide. Between 2012 and 2016 the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said nearly 176,000 people died in connection with firearms, of which 62 per cent committed suicide.

This time is not the first time that about a quarter of doctors nationwide received violence by guns. Over the last two decades, the association proposed at least sixteen policy recommendations, including background checks and waiting periods for all gun purchases.

Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, held in February at Parkland, Florida, again called for nationwide gun control measures. US support for more stringent gun control law has been the best since 1993: CNN's February poll showed that 70% of Americans support more demanding guns

According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention from 2012 to 2016, approximately 36,000 people die every year from gun violence and an average of 96 people died each day.

It is unknown how many guns are in the US family, but it is estimated that 32% to 42% of the country's guns live in families with guns. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Americans have guns more than any other country. Half of the estimated 650 million guns worldwide are owned by Americans

Over the past few years more and more people are urged to enforce gun control measures and regulations. Amazing violence from Aurora, Colorado to Connecticut New Town, only strengthens the call to revolutionize the use and regulation of firearms. The media around the world continues to distort the facts, trying to frighten the public to take measures to strengthen gun control. - The prohibition of firearms in the United States is an illegal act, reducing the value established in this country. They not only play an important role in the lives of many people but are also useful tools to use them to protect people from harm. Our founders hope that we defend ourselves from the government and disrespect our government's current abuse and the US constitution at all. Many people think guns will kill people, but this is not true.

Even the most powerful supporters of playing cards claim to use some gun control. This month, the focus group of Ashcroft in Memphis, Tennessee, Oxford, and Jackson, Michigan, observed the evolution of ideas similar to their own. Most of our participants are gun owners who believe in the right to own weapons, but they rigorously strictly check background stocks and numerous magazines, and AR - 15 and the other half I will limit it to 21 for buying. - Automatic rifle. They also rejected armed teachers as school shooting solutions, but this became commonplace in the country and in that area.

US gun control US gun control has been debated over the past few decades. On the other hand, there is a strong belief that the second amendment shows that individual citizens possess guns and have constitutional protection of the right to protect themselves. Those people believe that gun control law does not actually reduce gun violence. On the other hand, it is said that firearms and school violence will decrease if firearm regulation law is enacted. In addition, criminals and criminals become more difficult