When a kid starts learning about life, he or she does not know the difference between what is right or what is wrong, so a person who is under the age of 16 cannot determine if a gun is right or wrong. The kids get taught the fundamentals of life and learn if different things in life are right or wrong to make the right decision. When a kid sees that something that is right but in
The safety of the students at school may be at risk, such as the school shootings that occurred at Columbine High School. While many feel that providing teachers with handguns may prove detrimental to safety efforts, imposing such measures would provide educators and students alike with increased security and overall safety. Teachers should be allowed to carry handguns in school because it is their right to bear arms, it would provide better protection for the kids, and it would provide the parents with reassurance that their children are safe. First, as a United States citizen, it is our right to bear arms. It means we the people have the right to own and carry firearms.
Adults can speak to the young children and let them know what’s right from wrong considering our young children are the ones being targeting when it comes to gun play as well as violence. Our young children have the power to prevent violence, so if we speak up it will help our community safer for our family, friends and as well as ourselves. Another solution in which we could try is to arm the community with knowledge. Let’s find the right person with the right knowledge that will be willing to educate the community on gun violence. People such as local police officers, school teachers, local officials, and or other community-based organizations that will be willing to provide us with the resources we need to fix the problem or at least try to fix the problem.
Children learn best from their parents. In addition to that, children will develop traits according to their parents. Therefore, toy guns and other dangerous equipments should not be introduced to little kids. Giving dangerous things as a type of reward to kids can give them the potential to form bad and unhealthy lifestyles. Grown adult should know the hazards and dangers for their kids.
Most gun activists stand by the 2nd amendment but does it really make sense to do that lets just think for a second why was the 2nd amendment made? It was made so Americans can protect themselves from danger but do guns really protect us when we are using them to kill other each other and using them to commit acts of terror? The obvious answer is no but lets pause for a moment and just say that people need guns such as hunting rifles to hunt and handguns to protect themselves given certain situations, even with these exceptions there is no need for assault weaponry
Our right to carry concealed handguns is guaranteed by The Second Amendment of The US Constitution, it states “A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the People to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.” The right to obtain a permit to carry a concealed handgun is permitted in all states, excluding Washington D.C. As long as The Second Amendment is in place we will continue to have the right to bear arms. 2 Even though there are several pros to carrying a concealed weapon, with anything comes the cons and someone who’s against it. In “Accident, Analysis and Prevention” (2001), several peers with PhD’s conducted a study and concluded “Approximately 50 people are unintentionally shot each day in America and a child under 15 years of age dies every other day from unintended gunfire”. It is also argued
In the U.S.A they call it "gun shooting” but the words that describe it best is "school shootings ". Often these massacres are carefully thought out down to the smallest detail, but there are also cases where it is spontaneous acts. It is not certain types who blow bombs and shooting wildly around them at schools. They have nothing in common, such as serial killers. In most cases did no one notice anything until the day it went wrong.
Proper education for firearms training and handling within our school systems is the best start in creating the knowledge necessary for children to be responsible when in the presence of firearms. Far too often we hear stories or read news articles about a child accidentally shooting another child or themselves after finding an improperly stored firearm. These shootings are in all likelihood accidental and not done by the child deliberately. If youths were taught to safely handle, store and respect guns, they would also learn the potential danger of guns. Not enough children get this education as it is entirely up to parents to enroll them into hunting courses or firearms training courses.
Article from gunowner.com (Gun Saves Life) said Law-Abiding Citizens use guns to defend themselves against criminals 2.5 million times every year or about 6,850 times a day. a) One major benefit of owning a gun is that it gives you a real sense of security and protection. You know that you have a way to protect yourself if your home is burglarized, and the fear of guns can keep burglars away from your home. In fact, 74% of felons agree that they avoid homes when people are home for fear of being shot. b) Of the 2.5 million times citizens use their guns to defend themselves every year, the overwhelming majority merely brandish their gun or fire a warning shot to scare off their attackers.
But blaming violent films isn’t the answer, because there is no proof the repeated exposure to cinematic horrors has more impact than, for example, mental illness, long-term unemployment and poverty, alienation, alcohol and drugs, mob behaviour or simply frustration and anger at the state of the world. Humanity is smart enough to understand the difference between the real world and the fiction world, and this talk about violence in films affecting children is another theory that isn’t supported. * * In an article I read called Not Wanted: The ugly side of Hollywood is an article written by Paul Murray about the negative side on violent films, and the writer uses the example of the movie Batman, “ I know there is an argument that the batman comic book character was conceived as an anti-hero. But that is a hopelessly inadequate justification for the sadistic horror that has replaced the Biff! Zap!