The Truth behind the Demand for More Gun-control

To further support the demand for cancer control, Tom Gresham's editorial "There is a clear failure record in cancer control" was posted on Columbus dispatch on January 6, 2013. In this editorial, Gresham tried to attract the reader's attention to a new idea of ​​gun control; in fact, the proposal was to directly oppose the proven countermeasure that led to gun control. A proponent who is in charge of gun ownership, Gresham compares the mainstream of more general gun control with the current law and to the reader these proposals are natural and easy to understand, but they are all tried and historical Everything that has been done to it failed.

For some reason, Mrs. Clinton, other liberals and Hollywood celebrities issued their anger and gun control requirements, and kept silent about the massacres of Chicago. Perhaps it was because they succeeded there and achieved "gun control". Now that they fail, they will have to face gang, MS - 13 and drug problems. In the face of fraud of free gun control free fraud, look at the only answer, not to give up victims and give up. By the command of President Trump, we have started to solve the gang problem including tragedy of illegal alien group like MS - 13. More important is the fight against the opioid crisis. Over the years, dependence on prescription analgesics has increased, but we are intervening now.

To further support the demand for cancer control, Tom Gresham's editorial "There is a clear failure record in cancer control" was posted on Columbus dispatch on January 6, 2013. In this editorial, Gresham tried to attract the reader's attention to a new idea of ​​gun control; in fact, the proposal was to directly oppose the proven countermeasure that led to gun control. - In recent years, global society is increasingly concerned that Iran's core desire is not a peace but a threat. According to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, Iran agreed to abide by the three pillars of the Convention, including "nuclear non-proliferation, nuclear disarmament, peaceful use" ("Nuclear non-proliferation treaty", paragraph 1).