Tucson Shooting

January 8, 2011 is the best day of my life. It was the day I was waiting and planning for a long time. Shooting all those innocent people, especially Gabriel Giffords gave me such enthusiasm. I finally got my own name and I can say that I got the revenge I wanted. Gabriel is so ridiculous why I am doing this. I went to the event in 2007. I thought that she was irritating when I saw her. She thinks that we can change the world, but in reality I am a person who can change the world.

In the recent "News Times" topic of the "New York Times", five scholars involved in law, psychiatry and criminal justice discussed the current state of defense of mad cow disease based on Tucson's shooting incident. Alan Dershowitz asserts that the frenzied defense is marginalized, politicized and abused. Compared with American Europeans, James Q Whitman lamented. David I. Bruck sought to maintain a mental disorder based on personal responsibility and guilt, because the emphasis on personal responsibility and (thus) retaliation, the legal system can not sympathize with crazy assertions too much

Recent large-scale shooting has little impact on the public's attitude toward gun control. Similarly, after the shooting in Tucson, Arizona in January 2011, the view of gun control remained almost unchanged, killing six people and replacing former legislator Gabriel with Gifford seriously hurt. In recent years, the party gap on gun control attitudes has expanded significantly. After the shooting incident in Colorado, in July stated that 71% of Republicans are more important to protect the right to own an American gun, only 26% will manage gun ownership He said that it is more important. Among the Democrats, the opinion was largely opposite, 72% stated that it is more important to control the ownership of the gun, 21% said that they prefer gun rights. Independent Difference: 50% said protection of gun rights is more important, 43% said that gun control is more important

Capitol Hill 's Democrats tried to reactivate gun control by introducing a new law each time a large shooting incident occurred. Two weeks after Tucson shot five years ago, Senator. Frank Lautenberg of D - New Jersey introduced three gun control bills. We can close the so-called cancer hall by asking the seller of the gun show to do the same background check as the licensed gun dealer must do. Another company prohibits the production and sale of more than 10 bullet magazines. The third proposal will prevent people on terrorist watch lists from getting explosives and firearms. They have not got traction