Category: Gun Control

Table of Contents Introduction General Overview of the Problem of Gun Control An Authoritarian-Left Perspective An Authoritarian-Right Perspective A Libertarian-Right Perspective A Libertarian-Left Perspective Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The problem of gun ownership and control in the United States of America has been a controversial issue for many decades. It is not surprising because the…

Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion Work Cited Introduction Gun control in America has in the recent past been a major debate since the 1960s after President John F. Kennedy, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, and Dr. Martin Luther King were assassinated (Haerens 111). While some individuals consider the issue of gun control to be…

Table of Contents Introduction Gun control should be tightened Conclusion Works Cited Introduction In the recent past, the debate on gun control has intensified following President Obamas 2013 proposal to give 23 executive orders towards tightening gun control across the United States (Lucas par. 1). Even before this occurrence, the adherents and critics of gun…

Contents Introduction Gun control reduces capacity of self-defense by innocent people Gun control increases capacity of criminals to posses Guns Gun control increases the rate of crime Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Considerable research indicates that consistent gun control measures do not prevent criminals from possessing firearms. Rather, these laws offer the criminals an advantage over…

Table of Contents Introduction Context General Situation Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Although many states have a restrictive firearm guiding policy, it is difficult to find a problem in the world that is as fiercely debated as the issue of personal weapon control. In this context, debates principally are founded on whether laws concerning a personal…

Table of Contents Introduction Advocacy for Gun Control Why the Government Should Abolish Gun Control Conclusion References Introduction The United States has a strong gun culture, and it is estimated that there are over 300 million privately owned firearms in the country. With this number, the US is a developed country with the highest proportion…

Table of Contents Introduction Gun Regulations Strengths of Gun Law Weaknesses of Gun Laws Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The executive branch of the US government is vital since it enforces laws in the country. It consists of the president, vice president, administrative departments, cabinet, independent agencies, commissions, and committees boards. The executive has introduced various…

Table of Contents Introduction Unlimited availability of firearms and homicide rate Mental disorders and the use of guns The right to self-defense and gun control laws Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Gun control laws are a subject of heated debate among legislators and policy-makers in many countries. The main question is whether this policy can bring…

The USA is known for its high levels of violent crime. The issue of gun control is brought up every time a school shooting or a violent robbery happens. The last one involving guns happened on 9 September 2016 in Texas, where a 14-year old girl shot another student and then killed herself. The society…

Table of Contents Gun Control: Leading Up to Today Context: Constitution and Religion Public Attention: When and Why? The Ineffective Mechanism of Gun Control Positive Nuances in Gun Control? Regulation Effects: Null Conclusion References In light of recent events, gun control has become one of the most debated issues in American society, creating two irreconcilable…