How Do Stricter Gun Laws Affect Our Environment

More guns - more violence Have you ever wondered how gun control would impact our environment? The children and us ourselves would live in a much better community. Many people have not thought about gun control and its effect. Not much people have ever wondered what would making stricter gun laws do to our environment. Only the unlucky friends and families of those who have lost a loved one due to shootings know the pain. I believe we need stricter gun laws for a variety of reasons. If stricter gun laws were placed, our communities would be a safer place and shootings will no longer be a big problem like they are today. As an illustration, it would make people and families feel safer if gun laws were made stricter. Restricting gun

The amount of deaths lost due to shootings would be reduced all if stricter gun laws were placed. Guns are always a huge problem when it comes to people getting killed due to guns. Last year guns killed approximately 15,549 people in the United States in 2017. This shows how many deaths are simply caused due to guns. The number of deaths was tracked by an organization named Gun Violence Archive. They tracked the approximate number of deaths caused by guns and excluded suicides (Daniel Nass). This proves to us how guns are a huge cause of deaths in the United States. Gun control needs to be more strictly controlled in order to reduce these numbers. Gun violence is getting out of control and we as people need to try to make our communities the best as possible. We can not simply forgot the enormous amounts of people who have died and continue to die due to gun violence daily. Gun violence has always been a big cause of deaths and the numbers are only increasing. During the holocaust, allied aircrafts flew over Germany several times to take photographs of industrial plants. They asked assistance from their allies to bomb Auschwitz Birkenau, the extermination camp but they never did. Allied aircrafts instead decided to bomb the industrial plants instead of the extermination camp. This can help back up my claim because it shows that allied countries never made a move. When everything was

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