f gun control say that registration only demands knowing where the weapons are, not what they are doing. Supporters also argue that children are very unlikely to receive training or take safety programs similar to those of the National Rifle Association, and also that many handgun deaths occur in passion because the gun is available and used in anger. Police Chief Ron Dezial of Dearborn, Michigan, has dealt with many murder cases and states, "It's just too easy for a quarrel to turn deadly when a gun is handy" ("Gun" 98). Also, training would not reduce the tempers of people. Further, advocates argue that guns do not die, people die (Gun Control 7-8). Proponents of gun control argue that it is the lack of uniformity in laws among the states that caus
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