Does the 14th admendment- right to life, have any overbearing to someone right to bear arms. Besides most of us are not logically arguing those who understand the right to bear arms is a civil right, it is the criminal aspect of dying by a gun that bother almost all gun control activist.

More laws might help, but I agree with anoasis accidents happen quickly and even faster when attached to a piece of metal carrying bullets and a trigger. More domestic violence, stupid decision made in the heat of the moment, mental health issues that happen because guns are so easy to get too. The loop holes put the guns in the hands of criminals or the mentally insane has yet to be controlled.

Police wear bullet proff vest, the average american is not given a bullet proff vest at birth to protect themself from gun violence.

As a Christian, a moment before Christ was taken away to be crucified, he told his disciples to put away there swords, for to live by the sword is to die by the sword. They only had the swords in the first place because of prophesy written in the old testament... and a ha for the christian arguement.

I support England and there gun control issue. There country is run very socially. I don't have the numbers, but I did research on just accidental deaths by guns and the yearly number wasn't as significant as staving people in a third world countries, but was significant enough to say it was needless.

Then in the case of having more big brother controlling our issue, we then loose other freedoms - so maybe there is a no win solution. Let those of us who believe that guns should be in the hands of the military to protect the country and that is why the admendment was made, fight with those who want to protect themselves from the country and other in the country that may or may not hurt them.

I do see the use of gun important for survival issues in the 1800 for food. But not too many people have to live off the country for food any longer, not that there that much country left to live off of anyway.

Just my thoughts.

best gun control law would be

provide training in schools from kindergarten up


upon graduation each student that graduates with a 3.0 ave

or above is issued a gun

and must keep it on them at all times when in public

for the next 15 years after that it would be optional

Does the 14th admendment- right to life, have any overbearing to someone right to bear arms. Besides most of us are not logically arguing those who understand the right to bear arms is a civil right, it is the criminal aspect of dying by a gun that bother almost all gun control activist.

Heres a point on how stupid ppl can be with Gun control
I was home on leave from the Combat zone when i heard about this.

I Overwieght man was home when he heard his niebors house being broke into so he went out with his shotgun no intention of usein it unless nessary. The 3 younger men all had weapons baseball bats tire irons and the like. they started to come after the man so he shot and killed one, now he's being charged with murder.

Why?
the man is over weight and there was 3 of them with weapons and the were in better shape....