Gun Control Will NOT Stop Senseless Gun Violence

Gun violence in the US is unprecedented, gunfire soldiers "up to 1,000 a day" will be killed (Alpers & Wilson). From this point of view, it is right to extinguish with fire, or in this case please use your gun to protect yourself and the people around you. Gun control not only reduces protection but also reduces our rights as a US citizen. The Constitution clearly states that we have the right to carry weapons. Even if we have more stringent laws on guns, the murderer will not stop shooting innocent people.

The coal firearms alliance (CSGV) and the Firearm Violence Education Fund (EFSGV or Ed Foundation) are sister organizations and are two elements of a national nonprofit gun control advocacy group against gun violence. Since 1974, it has supported the reduction of American gun violence through education and law. In 1974, the Society of Methodist Churches of the United States of America called the "State Prohibited Pistol", a group of 30 religious groups, labor groups, and nonprofit organizations aimed at addressing "high crime related to US guns" Prohibition of "was enacted. The problem of death "Society" requires permission from gun owners, registers guns and prohibits the possession of pistols. "Police, military, authorized guards, antique dealers with unlimited guns, And an authorized pistol club with a gun are available. Reasonable limited exception "

Another rival organization to support firearms is an alliance for the prevention of firearms established in 1974. Their goal is to fight the growing problem of gun violence in the United States. Their real purpose is to eliminate private sales of pistols and aggressive weapons in an orderly manner. In addition to police, military and gun club exceptions, CSGV tried to ban US citizens from pistol manufacture, sale and transfer. CSGV supports restrictions on the use of Gun dealer licenses, raising license fees, and more strict licensing and registration of cancer owners. They hope to complete these steps to end gun violence by participating in a powerful plan ("alliance") to work with the US Congress and the Legislative Assembly.