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amid [387]
3 years ago
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Name some pros of gun control

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1 answer:
Mrrafil [7]3 years ago
7 0

as stated before, some people like myself, believe that gun control is good because then we can feel safer and not worry about loved ones in out of reach places. We feel safer and can worry less about if our family will get shot for no reason, or for racial beliefs, because recently in one of the shootings, my family is of color, and the shooter was white and was shouting racial slurs and whites supremacy and what not, and he did this at a festival that my family always go to, and thankfully they didn't go this time because they were busy. I was so worried and I called them right away, and don't want to ever have to do that again.

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