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pychu [463]
2 years ago
7

Seven facts why people shouldn’t have guns?

History
2 answers:
hammer [34]2 years ago
5 0
- it can end up in the wrong hands
- people not being responsible
- guns are very dangerous
- Having access to a gun increases the risk of violence.
- people who shouldn’t own guns can still
purchase them.
- most public deaths are caused by massed shootings
- guns are very harmful to people as they can use it in advance to harm another’s life
gayaneshka [121]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Explanation:

1. If they have domestic violence they should never have the chance for life to own one.

2. Mentally unstable shouldn't own guns.

3. Gun violence offenses should be automatic taking the guns away.

4. If you are an alcholic and I mean not able to drive etc you should not have a gun.

5. Guns should have gun safes to keep CHILDREN from accessing guns and causing self harm to them or any one close to them.

6. Background checks in all 50 states and if it comes back with a felon automatic no gun sale. ( And stopping black market sales that criminals get guns that they SHOULD NOT have access too.)

7. And if you been to prison for anything that means you are not allowed to EVER in your own lifetime be able to purchase a gun.

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