Analysis Of Adam Zyglis 'You Ll Shoot Your Eye Out'

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Overall, through the picture of “You’ll Shoot Your Eye Out…” Adam Zyglis makes a good statement to draw out to the audiences about the gun culture in the US. He has knowledge and credibility to make the audiences believe and agree with him. Also he gave us a reason why and how the US could get in danger without the stricter law. His picture he using a little boy hold a real rifle instead of BB gun to impress the audiences, the main point of the author is without the limit of using gun the US could get in danger.

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