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Analysis Of Kids And Guns And Public Safety By Diane Dimond

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Currently, as we can see gun control is the controversial issues for many people; especially in America. Due to the mass shootings, people have different opinions about why or why not gun is a useful tool or detrimental. According to Diane Dimond’s essay “Kids and Guns and Public Safety”; he presents about the gun owner needed more personal responsible with conscience of how they using it rather than gun control. Moreover, he believes that it is not all about what parents want their child to do so, when the things happened. Then, he tries to say that this is everyone responsible for him/herself

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