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Cause Of Gun Violence

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If I could take up a cause it would be gun violence. I chose gun violence as a cause I would like to fight against because a lot of people are killing each other using guns, some people even shoot people just because they want to they don't even have a reason, like for example when people do drive bys they don't care who else gets hurt as long as they get the loved ones of the person that got them messed up they kill innocent people and I'm tired of that because one of these days I could be at the wrong place at the wrong time and I could probably be the one to get shot because I walk home every day and in the neighborhood that we live in I risk my life every single day just for me to get home. I would want for people to be harder to get a

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