Essay On Gun Violence In America

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We all know that it is legal to have a gun in America. Have you ever notice America owns nearly half of the world’s guns? However the Americans only make up of 4.4 percent of the global population. In a hundred Americans there is an average of 88 who owns guns. The high rate of gun ownership, frequently mass shootings and a leak on government control engenders the Americans to be so susceptible to gun violence. In October 2017, the worth mass shooting ever in American history took place at a country music concert in Las Vegas. 58 were killed and more than 500 were injured. People were horrified by the mass shooting. Scared by if there will be another occurred on themselves sooner. Hence, People started boycott on social media on guns, saying the government should control the amount of guns. Meanwhile, they are buying more guns to protect themselves because they were worried about the government would stop …show more content…

The frequency of mass shootings is closely tied with the super high rate of gun ownership in America. Mass shooters are often loners without many social supports. People would like to pursue fame and fortune. Conversely the ideal is so far different from reality. Pressure on living, unhealthy mental health and a diverse culture all causes anger, violence, social unstable, discrimination and conflict between local residence and outers. If they are out of support, they tend to be extreme avengers. Therefore, it is more likely to see a gun violence happened in public areas such as schools, factories or supermarkets… Gun violence for Americans is just like eating breakfast, It happens everyday. People talk bout them while dining. It starts to influence people’s life since it is such a normal thing happening in America. Despite everyone talks about it, they won’t care enough to do something about unless someone in their family got directly involved in one of the gun

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