Argumentative Essay: Why You Should Keep Your Gun Rights

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Why You Should Keep Your Gun Rights What would you do if someone broke in and you didn’t have any self defense? If gun rights were removed from everyone, then people wouldn’t be able to use self defense if there was a break-in or something of that nature. As long as people with guns do not have felony charges, then they should not have gun rights removed. It is fun to skeet shoot and competition shoot, maybe a little bit of hunting, but no one would be able to do that without gun rights.
There are several fun shooting sports and practices all over the world. Skeet and competition shooting have been international olympic sports, and many people have won the olympics for shooting.A lot of people spend their free-time shooting guns and practicing for bigger and better competitions. There are many more fun ways to spend free-time, but shooting guns takes concentration and it is an amazing sport.
There are many animals to be hunted and many have been hunted in past centuries. People hunted animals before guns were made and using a gun has more accuracy and a better chance in killing an animal. When you kill an animal with a gun, it is faster and less painful for the animal. Using guns for hunting is a great way to get food and it is a great thing to do when you want to just go and be in silence with no one around. …show more content…

If someone breaks into your house and he or she is armed and you do not have a gun, then they can take anything they want, including your life, and if you have a gun then they will be down real quick. Some people are also dumb enough to break into someone’s house, normally with a gun right beside the bed and they would change their mind and leave (hopefully). You could have a dog that is being attacked by some other animal, and the only way you could get them broke up and off of each other is to hit something that makes a loud boom,or you could shoot at the ground or at the other

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