We Must Work To End Gun Violence

Gun control and gun rights are important issues that have been debated over the years. Some people think civilians should not have the right to own a gun, others think that our god has the right to have weapons. The second amendment of the Bill of Rights is "We need a well-managed militia for the security of free countries, people have the right to hold and carry weapons and not infringe them" Says. This is a social right for many years and it is one of the main reasons for not reaching the solution.

We are almost listening to gun violence almost every week, and it is crazy to listen to crazy comments from people in social media comments. One party said, "Gun violence has to be over, we need more strict gun laws" or "there are regulations of guns, but nobody has heard of it". Go. She said that it is important to listen to the opinions of both parties, but it is difficult to communicate when you do not know that someone is talking, so it is necessary to read the news. Healthy discussions can improve discussion and build effective reasoning skills. If someone in the conversation calms down and maintains a reasonable tone and others are very enthusiastic they sound blushing, or they are shouting, not to you.

Before we begin to deal with the complexities of gun violence we must first determine the form of violence by guns we talk to and the number of guns compared to other countries. There are various forms of violence by guns. Collective shooting, murder, suicide. For the sake of simplicity, we will focus on large shooting incidents. They may appear in the form of random, unnecessary killings or in the form of terrorist attacks. Large shooting is defined as any shooting including death of four or more people. Compared with other developed countries, as of 2015, the US led the country with a massive shooting incident. (Palazzolo / Flynn) Recently, according to the definition above, the United States experienced 136 attacks based on violence file against firearms. A large shooting incident occurred on the first 164 days of 2016. (Ingléham)

Twenty-two years ago, following the most deadly massive shooting in Australia's history, Australia passed a thorough gun control, effectively terminating large shots and greatly reducing gun violence nationwide. At that time, Prime Minister John Howard said, "I am worried that this country will follow the way of the United States as if it has firearms." But when you quote Switzerland you also need to consider the fact that the ownership of the gun is still far below America; shoot every 4 people compared to about 1 American.