The topic of Gun Violence & Laws has been brought up numerous times on many occasions. The arising issue that still ascends is whether or not gun violence is a true problem or not in the United States. Gun violence in the U.S. is a true and existing problem that has occurred for many years. This is an enormous conflict that occurs with high complexity matters due to the high, uprising statistics that increase year by year. According to the official transcript of the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, it states, “A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed” (“The Constitution of the United States,” Amendment 2). Not only is this statement
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This is because of the limited knowledge that is being given to children when they are attending a general public school. This also affects how they react to certain things in a much unsafe way compared to others in the real world. According to a response towards a credible evidence, it states, “‘We just have to become much more vigilant’” (Price). This statement lets the reader get an insight of what the author along with society is trying to say about this issue. The author also mentions “Depression and mental illness often go unreported among high school students.” These quotes show that in the education system, change has to occur whereas school subjects do continually matter, but health and illnesses as well. There should be checkups for students where they may attend at any given time where the results would be actually reported. A negative affect could be that if not taken care at an earlier level, the problem will increase there. That is the primary cause which later has a negative consequence when students are not treated in an appropriate way, then being exposed to guns and violence in the real world. According to a response towards a credible evidence, it states, “These measures would expand background checks to commercial firearm sales, including those at gun shows, over the Internet, and through classified ads” (Weingarten). This statement lets the …show more content…
This is because of the limited amount of attention that is being given to children. According to a response towards a credible evidence, it states, “… moved from the park toward the Capitol, shutting down the street, as members chanted: ‘Listen to the children, not the NRA’ and ‘D.C. for gun safety’” (Smith). The job of the National Rifle Association is (NRA) is to decrease gun violence tension and promote cease-fire from what has been many devastating incidents. The author states this quote “…June's mass shooting that killed 49 people at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida” as a sign of stress and importance. This is because even after the Sandy Hook shooting and the Pulse nightclub shooting, much action was not taken until the role of children was played in. When children were killed, serious protests and meetings started to emerge where the NRA organization was brought up more often. Adults wanted serious action to take place this time whereas not just some insignificant protest that is not taken earnestly. This statement of comparing the NRA and children show that gun violence has increased not only with the statistic of deaths and homicides occurring on a daily basis, rather that action is being taken place but change occurs at a subtle rate. A solution to this problem would be that much more attention towards children would be
This is because of the limited knowledge that is being given to children when they are attending a general public school. This also affects how they react to certain things in a much unsafe way compared to others in the real world. According to a response towards a credible evidence, it states, “‘We just have to become much more vigilant’” (Price). This statement lets the reader get an insight of what the author along with society is trying to say about this issue. The author also mentions “Depression and mental illness often go unreported among high school students.” These quotes show that in the education system, change has to occur whereas school subjects do continually matter, but health and illnesses as well. There should be checkups for students where they may attend at any given time where the results would be actually reported. A negative affect could be that if not taken care at an earlier level, the problem will increase there. That is the primary cause which later has a negative consequence when students are not treated in an appropriate way, then being exposed to guns and violence in the real world. According to a response towards a credible evidence, it states, “These measures would expand background checks to commercial firearm sales, including those at gun shows, over the Internet, and through classified ads” (Weingarten). This statement lets the …show more content…
This is because of the limited amount of attention that is being given to children. According to a response towards a credible evidence, it states, “… moved from the park toward the Capitol, shutting down the street, as members chanted: ‘Listen to the children, not the NRA’ and ‘D.C. for gun safety’” (Smith). The job of the National Rifle Association is (NRA) is to decrease gun violence tension and promote cease-fire from what has been many devastating incidents. The author states this quote “…June's mass shooting that killed 49 people at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida” as a sign of stress and importance. This is because even after the Sandy Hook shooting and the Pulse nightclub shooting, much action was not taken until the role of children was played in. When children were killed, serious protests and meetings started to emerge where the NRA organization was brought up more often. Adults wanted serious action to take place this time whereas not just some insignificant protest that is not taken earnestly. This statement of comparing the NRA and children show that gun violence has increased not only with the statistic of deaths and homicides occurring on a daily basis, rather that action is being taken place but change occurs at a subtle rate. A solution to this problem would be that much more attention towards children would be