Guns Don't Kill People, Crazy People Kill People

Imagine this situation. You are asleep, you hear big noises, the sound should not be downstairs. You see your dark room on your watch, it is 3 am, and you notice that your house has been invaded. Your room looks dim, your heart begins to jump faster and faster, and you think that an attacker can hear it. The sound started to grow, their footsteps echoed, you began to panic and began to sweat. You want to think about an alarm, but an intruder is too late to go to the second floor already.

Please stop discussing whether guns will kill people or people will kill everyone. These two are not mutually exclusive. This is reality: people with guns will kill. You can not simply separate the two. The fact that this discussion is still going on is like hitting the wall. Can common sense be filtered on this discussion? Your American compatriots are sad with the overwhelming majority of unimaginable pain, and most of us - the gods willingly - can never know. Do you actually need to demonstrate semantics and philosophy here?

I hear sick when I hear a cyclical argument that "guns do not kill people, people kill again"

A gun does not kill a person; a person kills a cigarette and does not kill a person; a person who chooses smoking kills himself. The health risks of using tobacco are common sense. If everyone smokes, as anyone knows, the chances of developing lung cancer dramatically increase, but many Americans choose to do so. INTRODUCTION The use of tobacco has become a worldwide epidemic in which 5 million people died annually (World Health Organization, 2008). If the current trend of tobacco use continues, tobacco-related deaths are predicted to increase to 8 million per year by 2030 - 80% of which occur in low and middle income countries (LMIC) ( Mathers & Loncar, 2006). Currently, about 10% of the world's smokers live in India (World Health Organization, 2008).