Introduction

Controlling of guns refers to the lawful measure planned to limit the use of firearms. The usage of weapons in the United States of America should be monitored to prevent violence and other crimes that are likely to occur.NRA organization promotes and encourage the shooting of guns as well as fighting for gun rights. It also gives donations of money to the politicians depending on how long they have stayed in the business Thesis statement: Controlling guns reduce crimes.

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            Reason 1: Controlling of guns reduces the cases of violence:

Rhetorical device 1: Controlling of firearms is the best option since it reduces chances of violence which as a result contributes to the death cases (Esparza et al., P 95). For instance: at home where the husband and the wife are quarreling and having a disagreement in most of the time, yet the husband has the gun, the high chance is that he will use the firearm to kill the wife. (Logos) The gun law should be restricted because Imagine a situation where a family loses their loved once and once they are gone, they can never be replaced. The guns should not be accessed easily both in public and private sectors (Pathos)

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            Reason 2: Restricting the accessibility of guns reduce accidental injuries

Imagine in a situation where weapons are accessed easily, and so in a case where the child goes and start using the firearms as a playing tool, and by mistake, he causes injuries in his body. It will be a sad moment knowing that the child has been well, but he has harmed himself while playing with a gun ( Goodman et al., P 72). Therefore guns should be limited. (Pathos).Accessibility of firearms to the people who are not supposed to use them should be restricted to protect all innocent people since no one would like cause harm and damages in the body as a result of playing around with guns ( Kalesan et al.,1850). Therefore guns should be restricted to reduce injuries. (Ethos)

Counter-Argument

However, using of gun can also be a way of solving the violence ( Spitzer and  Robert). For instance in the case where man and wife are quarrying all the time, when a man uses gun to scare the wife, automatic she will be silent as well as accepting all the things that the husband demand  although it may not be the best way to end conflict( Tseng et al., P 32)  . There is a need to change the style of solving the conflict from using the gun and look other best way to resolve the disputes.

Conclusion

            Thesis statement: Controlling guns reduce crimes. The two points support my thesis since they are all supporting the limit of arms to avoid the crimes that occur as a result of accessing guns an unnecessarily.

Since the aim of gun law is to restrict the usage of guns, I suggest that people who have permission to use a firearm should always be in uniform for identification purposes. To the NRA organization that promotes and encourage of shooting of guns as well as fighting for the gun rights, it should ensure that the individuals who are using those guns are well trained on how to use, and they should be aware of the consequences which are likely to follow them in case they misuse those guns. Finally, there should be no one who is supposed to use firearms without permission from the government of the states and the department responsible for making and selling guns.

Work Cited

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Goodman, Simon, and Bethany Perry. “The American Gun Control Debate: A Discursive             Analysis.” Discourse, Peace, and Conflict. Springer, Cham, 2018. 67-82.

Kalesan, Bindu, et al. “Firearm legislation and firearm mortality in the USA: a cross-sectional, state-level study.” The Lancet 387.10030 (2016): 1847-1855.

Spitzer, Robert J. The politics of gun control. Routledge, 2017

Tseng, Joshua, et al. “Firearm legislation, gun violence, and mortality in children and young         adults: A retrospective cohort study of 27,566 children in the USA.” International    Journal of Surgery 57 (2018): 30-34.