Should we ban the use of firearms?
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Should We Ban the Use of Firearms?
The NRA brings up many issues and resolves them to the best of their abilities. One question that is still left unanswered would be why are they letting citizens own the guns and firearms? Many innocent people die each and everyday because of an accidental shooting of a firearm. If there were a ban on the weapon, would this still occur? There are many writers and organizations that …
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…to be done about this, handguns should be banned to the public. Works Cited Rosen, Ruth. "Domestic Disarmament: A Women's Issue?" The Informed Argument. 5th Ed. Ed. Robert K. Miller. New York: Harcourt, 1998. 176-181. Sugarmann, Josh. "The NRA Is Right." The Informed Argument. 5th Ed. Ed. Robert K. Miller. New York: Harcourt, 1998. 185-191. Wright, James D. "In The Heat of The Moment." The Informed Argument. 5th Ed. Ed. Robert K. Miller. New York: Harcourt, 1998. 182-184.
…to be done about this, handguns should be banned to the public. Works Cited Rosen, Ruth. "Domestic Disarmament: A Women's Issue?" The Informed Argument. 5th Ed. Ed. Robert K. Miller. New York: Harcourt, 1998. 176-181. Sugarmann, Josh. "The NRA Is Right." The Informed Argument. 5th Ed. Ed. Robert K. Miller. New York: Harcourt, 1998. 185-191. Wright, James D. "In The Heat of The Moment." The Informed Argument. 5th Ed. Ed. Robert K. Miller. New York: Harcourt, 1998. 182-184.
