Persuasive Essay on Gun Control

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    Gun control causes a lot of violence and crime in the U.S., there needs to be more restrictions. Make it harder for Americans to purchase handguns, but can carry them as concealed weapons for protection. In the last year, ten thousand seven hundred and twenty eight people died from getting shot by a handgun(Gun-Control Dishonesty). Handguns should only be for protection, not because you want to kill someone. The second amendment states that it is your right to bear arms(Gun Control Costing…

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    The Cave: A Short Story

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    to see their guns were drawn as so was mine. I shot two of the six men and rolled behind a wall quickly to reload. I turned and shot another one, and then another one. I turned to reload again when I felt a stinging pain in my leg. A guy was standing behind me and shot my leg. I kicked his legs out and kicked his gun away. I turned the corner and the fifth guy was standing right there. I shot him and turned to the man I kicked over, who happened to be knocked out. I grabbed his gun and woke him…

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    Guns in America? “Gun control means control. It means control for the government and the government starts controlling the people”(Luke Scott). America is the country of dreams and without firearms our country would turn into chaos. Gun control is a topic that can be viewed wrongly, gun control to certain extents makes sense but when a legal, mentally capable citizen is impaired of a firearm it can become a problem. Guns can be used in such ways to positively affect owners and people around them…

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    the point of wanting a gun and actually getting the gun, which is why these people are questioning him. There are two encounters where Dave has brought up his conflict, plus were brought out over the period of the main day. They involved possibly the two biggest controversies throughout the story. One being when he is at work, and in the fields; however, he is not doing his job. The other being when he is off in the middle of the night in the fields and is finding the gun he hid from everyone.…

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    that social problems arise from the major contradictions inherent in the capitalist economies. What part do guns play in a capitalist economy? This question can be answered in a few different ways, one way would be to look at the laws governing the sale and distribution of firearms. While another way, would be looking at the different companies that make the firearms. Though the role guns play in a capitalist economy can’t be defined just by the laws and manufacturers. You have to look at…

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    allow adults to carry loaded guns to school (Lu, par. 4). Many people could feel hesitant about their classmates carrying guns to school. Should concealed carry of guns be allowed on college campuses? Our attentions on this issue has risen due to the recent shootings and acts of violence on college campuses. Guns should not be allowed on college campuses because some students may use their weapon for the wrong reasons and could lead to an increase in crime. Allowing guns on college campuses…

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    He uses a gun to make up for what he lacks in confidence not only from others but in himself. Dave draws power from having a gun in his possession even when “empty”. From that I conclude that the message is a coming of a certain age, where you want change type of story. Dave wants to be treated in a certain manner even…

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    Columbine shooting On a normal school day at Columbine High School, students were attending lunch and doing class work in the library not expecting anything in particular to happen. Actually no one in the U.S. expected or was ready for what came to be on April 20, 1999 to the 1,945 students attending Columbine High School. On April 20,1999 at 11:19 a.m. two Columbine students wearing trench coats went on a rampage outside of the school shooting students and staff. The students were Eric Harris…

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    Robert Capa’s the Falling Soldier was taken in 1936 during the Spanish Civil War with a Leica and black and white 35mm film. The image features a man falling over gun in hand on a hill, supposedly capturing the moment of him being hit with a bullet to the head. He flails backwards supposedly because of the impact. The photograph was first published in Vu on the 23rd September 1936, alongside another photograph of man on the floor. It has become one of the most well known war photographs of all…

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    Jamie O’Meara Author of the article “Guns, Sex, and Education” devises that parents should educate their children regarding gun violence by teaching them how to fire weapons. Therefore taking the mystique away and replacing it with boredom, He emphasizes that, as a preventative measure learning how to shoot the weapons is integral and should become part of the school curriculum, this is a farce and should be disregarded. The real question is, “Are Guns a necessary evil?” It makes no sense to…

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