The paper discuss about the factor and impact of American love to use guns. The consequences and ethical consideration are being identified in this paper. It is actually a fact that Americans just love to use guns, thus there are Americans who still live in this tradition and for those who have a gun to defend their freedom. They are people who distrust the government or who are hostile to him, this aspect is also part of a deeply rooted individualism. For this reason, analysis is based on getting an overall understanding of gun violence, such as incidence, and then looking specifically at victims and perpetrators of gun violence, in an attempt to best identify who is most likely to pull the trigger. Through a more thorough assessment of gun violence, being able to then come up with multiple data points that would be important to collect in order to both prevent future shootings and to solve these crimes. Researchers have traditionally analyzed both victims and offenders of shooting incidents by specific demographics: gender, race and ethnicity, and age. It is a fact that the development in the manufacture of weapons, especially handguns, has exacerbated the debate between freedom and restricting the use of weapons. The easy access to weapons use is to some extent related to crime and criminality, which is a recurrent argument of the supporters of the restriction. Thus, some people view guns as necessary weapons to be used against crime, while others contend that too many guns lead to too many instances of crime and too many accidents. The tension between these views has been building over the past few years, and the political debates that it has generated are far from settled.
Table of Content
Executive Summary1
Introduction4
Overview5
Ideas and Controversies6
Significance of the issue6
History of Gun Control7
Controversies8
Self-Defense8
Balance of Power9
A Dramatic Decline9
Fact File10
Circumstances Surrounding Gun Use10
Guns and Crime10
Causes of Gun Violence12
Situational Factors: Weapons Involved12
Gun-Related Statistics12
The Current Situation13
Theoretical Overview14
Situational Factors: Participants of Shootings15
Gun Control in Chicago16
Guns Use in the United States?16
Weapons Abuse17
Ethical Concerns19
Importance of Gun Control and Gun Violence19
Comparison with other Countries20
Law and Legislation21
Prevalence of Gun Violence in Society21
Gun Control Act21
Second Amendment22
Legislation23
Advantages and Disadvantages of Gun Control Legislations23
How Often Are Guns Used in Non-Lethal Crimes?24
Recommendations24
Conclusion25
References27
Why Do Americans Love Guns
Introduction
Americans might have various affairs with guns; however they are surprisingly squeamish regarding the sight of them in public. Americans just love to use guns, thus there are Americans who still live in this tradition and for those who have a gun to defend their freedom. They are people who distrust the government or who are hostile to him, this aspect is also part of a deeply rooted individualism. However, it has been observed that when the families of the victims come together to pray for legislators to ban the sale of such weapons, other citizens angrily rise to defend "our second amendment rights (Smith, 2008). The amendment reads: "As a well regulated militia necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the ...