Strict Gun Control Laws

The police vowed "to claim the Constitution." They are not protected by the oath to protect someone. Their job is to enforce the law. Many officials will take actions to protect civilians, but they will not be obliged to do so. They are not responsible for criminal victims (Warren v. Colombia Special District). Most crime occurs when there is no police and only one victim is involved. At those critical moments, the victims are independent. To live in New York is that if someone finds himself in this situation, it is only hope for the best that they can do.

Americans should know the truth about gun control. Even if passing strict gun control law, it will not be safe. Indeed, as you will read below, even in the survey conducted at Harvard, we found that the more crimes in the country the more guns there are, the less crime. In other words, there is a very strong positive correlation between more guns and fewer crimes. This is the opposite of the mainstream media we believe, but that makes sense. Actually, criminals do not want to be shot really.

When you go through strict gun control law, you are afraid to be shot and criminals tend to prosper. Please see what happened in the United States today. The place with the highest crime rate is the main city that strictly controls gun law. In some cities, the police announced that they are so overwhelmed that they do not disturb dealing with certain kinds of crimes. Indeed, the government can not protect us properly. This is one of the reasons that millions of prefabs are armed and gun sales are making new records year after year. Unfortunately, mainstream media and many of our politicians seem obsessed in trying to limit our constitutional rights to own a gun. They are engaged in a ruthless campaign that attempts to convince Americans that guns are bad. But is this really true? of course not. Here are 18 little known guns.

The US gun control law is far less strict than any other law in the world. Polls said most American citizens (60%) should have more stringent gun control laws. Nonetheless, these laws are not effectively implemented in the United States due to the effective lobbying of the National Rifle Association. More strict gun control law opponents, including about 3 million members of the National Rifle Association, are confident. They are convinced that there is no exception under the second amendment "Right to carry weapons." Now this means that the government does not have the right to deprive Americans from the right to armed with this right. The National Rifle Association insists that increasing the number of firearms registered and the number of licenses has no effect on crime.