that gun laws will stop rising violence in America is comparable to putting a bandage on an open wound. People are so naive to think a bandaid will stop the bleeding. Sure the bandaid slows it down, but over time the blood will bleed through the bandage. The only way to completely stop the wound from bleeding is to go deep into the wound and stitch it up, often something Americans avoid. (Semicolon rule 1)For the past few years, America has been through countless demonstrations of violence; our
Gun control By conner clark Did you know that americans have more guns than anyone else on earth and that more than 30,000 americans die each year to firearms. Well that is what these two articles are teaching us that america does not have a lot of gun laws for guns and how people show more animosity towards gun laws after all of the shootings. These two articles are similar but yet are still really different. The way that they are different is because the article Issue Overview: Guns in
Politics. However, schooling is quickly becoming another taboo. The big debate on whether a Home School or Traditional School is best for children has been the source of many arguments. Each side of this debate has both pros and cons, but which one is truly best and why? Public school in America began in 1635, which focused on “. . . virtues of family, religion, and community” rather than the education we have now in our schools. The academics became the main focus in the schools in the 19th century. By
life has two sides. As with everything else in existence, colonialism in Latin America also has a shining head and a vile tail. Perched on the tail like a goading vulture sits oppression, slavery, and disease. However, the positive contributions of colonialism, the introduction of modern technology, democracy, and Christianity, greatly outweigh its cons. Before the arrival of Spanish and Portuguese explores in Latin America in the late 1400’s, the New World was already a dangerous place. In Mexico
America, the land of the free and “white picket” fences may seem like it is a fair and perfect society on the outside, but as a person digs deeper they start to discover things that they did not know before and it changes their perspective for the red, white and blue forever. One of the most heated arguments in America is the statistics on the payroll for men and women and how people stereotype gender in the workplace. Another, sensitive and heated debate is on immigrants and how sometimes they come
concerning gun control and the new laws that will be proposed and debated within congress. Citizens should be well informed about: the argument for gun control and why it is the best way of dealing with the issue, the arguments against gun control, and the new laws being placed by President trump concerning the new age limit of purchasing a firearm, allowing school personnel to be armed with the consent of the board, and seizing weapons from those with mental disabilities. A huge question facing gun owners
Gun Control: Pros and Cons Guns are the cause of most of America’s violent crime. The topic of gun control has been a main argument for the 2016 presidential election. Republican nominee Donald Trump believes that there should be less if not any restrictions to the second amendment. Democrat nominee Hillary Clinton believes that there should be more restrictions to the second amendment. Some believe that stricter laws and more restrictions to the second amendment would resolve America’s
GUN CONTROL Gun control will always be a very significant issue in United States as well as any country that has rules allowing citizens to bare arms. There are those who believe that Americans should not possess guns at all—not one single gun of any kind what so ever. They think the nation would be better without them. All guns have the prospective to be dangerous and should be controlled and handled with much care and cautiousness. Firearms have been part of American life for as long as people
racing through the pros and cons of his situation. Intermittently interrupting these whirring possibilities was the question, “Who the heck killed Papa and took that satisfaction away from me?” “Shit!” Matt groaned out loud. After months of planning finally culminated in a crescendo of excited anticipation, Matt had calmly walked into Papa’s office with murder in his heart. In his mental rehearsal, he had pictured Papa’s surprised look when he saw Matt aiming a loaded gun at him. He hoped Papa