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What is gun control? By using gun control is it an effective way to control the crime? Gun control is the regulation of the sale and the use of any firearms. The increase of gun control in the United States argue that the limiting access to guns will save lives and reduce crime; opponents insist that it would do the opposite by preventing law abiding people from defending themselves. Even though gun control efforts could prevent accidental injuries; gun control does not stop people who are determined to buy guns because the problem with many forms of gun control is that it places restrictions on those who already own firearms instead of dealing with the those who create problems in society. Also, there is a legitimate fear from current owners that steps like this could one day result in a confiscation of the firearms. Gun control efforts could prevent accidental injuries, about 200 people each year under the age of 25 die because of an accidental shooting in the United States. Up to 30% of these incidents could have been prevented with the simple gun control. Another example is that it shows that gun control efforts could prevent accidental injuries is that people intent on killing can spray an area to inflict mass casualties and gun control could restrict this option without limiting firearm ownership. More than 38,000 people died because of the gunshot wound in the United States in 2016. One more reason is if you take the ability to own weapons that are potentially dangerous from people who are more likely to use them to commit a crime, the possibility to make society safer. The risk of a homicide occurring in a home with a gun is 40 time more higher that those without guns in the home. Injury rates from high capacity mags climbed 156%. Do gun free zones really help prevent shootings or encourage them? The truth is no one really knows for sure. Even though gun control efforts could prevent accidental injuries, it does not stop people who are determined to buy a gun because the problem with many forms of gun controls is that it places restrictions on those who already own firearms; instead if dealing with those who create problems in society gun control actions are usually based on the peoples fear than having the facts. One example is that a better solution than banning a firearm is maybe offering an educational program that helps others to better understand how it can be a useful tool. An effort at gun control does not change the root cause of the issue. Example, it shows that the problem with many forms of gun control is that it places those restrictions on those who have firearms. Instead of dealing with the root problem thats in out society is background checks laws are crucial to keeping guns out of the hands of felons, abusers, and others who may be prone to any violence but because state laws put in categories of prohibited people vary, a dangerous person that is denied a gun in one state could go buy a weapon in another state. Gun control measures might make it more difficult to commit violence, but it will not change the heart of it all because the most important reason gun control is ineffective to people who are determined to buy a gun is that there is a legitimate fear from current owners that steps like this could one day result in a confiscations effort. Most incidents of violence that involve a gun is self-defense actions. One example is people are four more likely to use a gun for self-defense than they would to commit a crime with the gun. Another example is that it shows there is a legitimate fear from current owners that steps like this could one day result in a confiscation is there are three myths of fear one is the majority of Americans favor strict new additional federal gun control laws. Two is the only purpose for a gun is to kill others and the third is since guns in a home is many times more likely to kill a family member than to stop a criminal. So, although gun control efforts could prevent accidental injuries, gun control does not stop people who are determined to buy a gun because they can go buy it illegally. But two main reasons are one the problem with many forms of gun control is that it places restrictions on those who already own a firearm instead of dealing with those who create the problems in our society. But most importantly, there is a legitimate fear from current owners that steps like this could one day result in a confiscation effort.  its not the gun control problem, its a cultural control problem Bob Barr  You can have all the gun control laws in the country, but if the government does not enforce them people are going to find more ways to protect themselves as find firearms too. We need to recognize that bad people are doing bad things with these weapons and it is not the law-abiding citizens as well as a person who uses it as a hobby Michael Steele. handgun bans have failed to have any significant impact on murder rates because of the large number of handguns in circulation prior to the bans. Work Cited: Ayres, Crystal. "21 Biggest Pros and Cons of Gun Control Laws – ConnectUS." ConnectUS – The Global Issues Blog. 8 Mar 2019. Web. 25 Aug 2019. . "Categories of Prohibited People | Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence." Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence. Web. . 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