Top 10 Worst Arguments to Not Strengthen Gun Laws in the United States
The Second Amendment gives us the right to bear arms. If you want to have a gun, you should have the ability to obtain one. I am totally for stronger regulations and better training, but an outright ban on guns would go against the principles that have been part of our society since America's inception.
If you're just going to mindlessly stand behind an outdated constitution because it's "so patriotic," I can't take you seriously. Sure, the Constitution was modern for its time, but that was like... in the 1780s.
We're living in the 21st century, and things have changed. We should know better by now. The United States is not a perfect country with perfect amendments.
What they completely miss is that guns make it easier for people to kill people. All it takes is a single flick, and a bullet faster than the speed of sound is launched at a rate that can penetrate nearly everything.
Gun advocates may be skilled shooters, yet they completely miss the point.
Guns don't kill people. People with guns kill people.
I really don't need to say anything about this, do I?
The fact that this is the case only proves that guns need to be more regulated. If guns are more regulated or banned, mentally ill people will have a harder time buying them. This argument contradicts itself.
I think there need to be stronger background checks, especially in regard to mental health.
Keep living in fantasies, gunners...
This argument is so cherry-picked that it hurts. Yes, some countries with gun regulations have higher crime, but those are countries like Brazil or Somalia, where there's civil unrest and/or a completely different culture.
If you compare it to more comparable countries like those in Europe with a somewhat similar culture, you'll see that Europe is faring MUCH better. The only countries with a higher crime rate than the U.S. in Europe are Russia and Ukraine, and no, it's not because they banned guns.
No, but it will make killing people more difficult. Fewer shootings, etc.
There's a clear difference between real life and fiction. When you shoot someone in real life, they don't immediately fall unconscious. It can take minutes for the wounded to die.
No one ever said no one was allowed to have guns. Officials obviously need them. But Brad Jones eating his Doritos in his basement in the depths of Alabama? No, thank you.