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Prepared by:
Othman EDZIZA
Supervised by:
Ms Chiquita Boyd
Abstract
Problem:
Innocent people die because of firearms
There are more than 310 million guns in circulation in our cities and streets
It is so easy to possess a gun whether legally or illegally
Solution:
Gun control laws should be revised
Back ground check should be run
Military guns cant be sold to civilians
Benefits:
Diminishing the number of crimes
Reducing the number of innocents killed
Avoid mass shootings
Make our cities safe again
Live in peace
This is what happens in the United States. On the pretext of respecting the
second amendment of the American constitution, a few lines dating from the
eighteenth century which guarantee every citizen the right to carry a weapon to
ensure its own defense.
According to statistics
There are 88.8 firearms per 100 people in the United States
More than 310 million shotguns, pistols and assault rifles are
a firearm
Weapons are the second most common cause of death in our
country
Guns are the leading cause of death among African-American
"In the United States, 9 children are shot every day," he says,
"hundreds of people commit suicide each year, and more and more
killings in schools are taking place. It is the parents who introduce
weapons into their homes, thinking that they will be safer in this way. "
by a projected 56.9%
Background checks for ammunition purchases could reduce deaths by a projected
80.7%
Gun identification requirements could reduce deaths by a projected 82.5%
Conclusion
Firearms caused a lot of deaths throughout the years, led to too
many crimes, suicides and robberies. It's making our streets
insecure and our cities unsafe to live. It is time to make the right
choice. It is time to change that for the good of all.
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"Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence." Gun Violence | Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence. N.p.,
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CDC, "Data & Statistics (WISQARS)," wisqars.cdc.gov (accessed Oct. 21, 2014).
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The White House, "FACT SHEET: New Executive Actions to Reduce Gun Violence and Make Our
Communities Safer," www.whitehouse.gov, Jan. 4, 2016