Firearms in America

ving a relatively low chance of causing personal
             harm. Americans must accept that they have a violent culture, and with easy access to firearms,
             we fathom the worst of both worlds. One may watch violence on television all day long, but without
             the gun no shooting can be done. Mainly, the undeniable truth is that in this day and age, there are
             no exemptions: everyone is a possible victim. It could be you, or the ones you love dearest, which
             The second amendment to the United States Constitution states "the right of people to keep and
             bear arms" ; and to violate this would be seen as an infringement of freedom and go against the
             American culture. However, the times have changed, and as the third amendment "Lodging of
             troops in private homes" was modified, so should the second. America's foundation was laid on
             these amendments : the freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly, petition, all very honourable
             ways to govern a country. Without these amendments, the culture of America would be different
             altogether- these foundations should not be tampered with. However, the Constitution was signed
             in 1791: a very long time ago. At this ti
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