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I think gun rights are good and bad, Because sometimes you can use it to protect yourself in a situation you need to.

I also think its bad because some people use it for unnessusary reasons.

romanna [79]3 years ago

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On one hand, gun control protects people by limiting the ways you can buy and use guns. I personally think we should have more gun laws because there are so many incidents, for example school shooting, that could have been prevented if the person couldn’t get a gun in the first place.

On the other hand, guns can and have saved lives, if someone were to break into your house, it would be optimal to have something there to protect yourself with. It’s our constitutional right to be able to bear arms, to protect ourselves. Also, gun control does not need to affect those who follow the law, only those who get or use guns illegally.

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