Guns Dont Kill People, People Kill People :: Say No To Gun Control

In the United States today, throttle restrain has become a very big give up in the lives of its citizens. People arguing with each other all over whether it is our constitutional counterbalance to be able to obtain and bear whatsoever kind of weaponry that we choose or that it only belongs to the militia. Many arguments come up over whether or not just average pile can show up at a grinder show and sell a hoagy to any person without giving them a background chase away first. Not only do they neediness back ground checks they want restrictions, and bans. Should there be bans on certain kinds of weapons? If so what kind of weapons? Should any person be able to buy a gun anytime or any place? Are people getting the right pic on what guns do for the country or are they getting deprived of information? It was shown that, Out of 300 evening news segments, anti-gun stories outnumbered pro-gun stories by 164 to 20 (Dickens 1). This is an outstanding number that shows that the med ia plays a huge role in what people think about the issue of gun control. If all they see is guns mired with murders, and not involved with self-defense how much longer will we work our guns? All of these things are factoring in to the issue of gun control and how important it is to some people and hated by others. In this makeup I will lay out different views, arguments, and issues that could affect gun collectors, hunters, and the every day citizen for years to come.Gun control is in issue that dates back to the early 1900s, near the times of prohibition. The first federal gun legality was passed in 1927 which made it illegal to send weapons through the mail. This police did not really prevent the trade of firearms because people would just enthral them other ways such as, trains, boats and cars. To follow up on this law the congress passed the National Firearms Act of 1934. This law consisted of, Didnt actually shepherds crook machine guns or sawed-off shotguns, but it imp osed a cc$ tax on their manufacture, sale, and ownership (Henderson16). As you can see the federal official government began to step in early on in this nations history. This is not a new issue it has been debated for years whether or not the government should be able to restrict Americas right to bear arms.