Gun control / Pros-Con /

• 🌰Gun control Pros
• Most violent crimes are committed with guns. It would stand to reason then, that restricting
  gun ownership would likely reduce the number of such crimes.
• Individuals with mental illness, kids bullied at school, a person that feels dejected, and other
  disgruntled persons can inflict mass casualties with guns that otherwise would not be possible.
• Through legalized gun ownership, guns have a greater chance of falling into the hands of kids
  that could lead to deadly accidents. 
• Lax gun laws can lead to a higher rate of gun-related violence and death.
• The second amendment does not specify individual gun rights.
• Regulating registration of ownership of all firearms will ensure less violent crimes and deaths.
• Preventing gun owners from purchasing arms (assault rifles) is not unconstitutional.
• There are too many senseless accidents involving children and guns due to the carelessness of 
  the adult(s).
• Background checks and a mandatory waiting period would help to deter criminals and possible
  tragedies.
• Semi-automatic weapons should be banned from public use. They are meant for the use by 
  police or military personnel, not civilians.
• 🌰Gun control Cons
• It's a known fact that criminals will always find a way to get their guns and thus leaving the law-abiding citizens without weapons and defenseless. Knowledge of gun possession can help prevent crimes.
• Totally banning guns will create the opportunity of a black market helping with the criminal having more access to guns than the law-abiding citizen. Organized crime will flourish.
• The government placing a ban on guns is yet another infringement of our liberty. We are heading towards socialism and the loss of our individual rights.
• Since guns don't kill people, society will not become safer by restricting gun ownership.
• The second amendment guarantees the right to bear arms. The government has no right to change the amendment.
• Tighter gun control will not deter the criminals from committing crimes.
• By placing restrictions on gun ownership, citizens will feel less safe and more vulnerable.
• Focus less on the guns and more on the commonality of individuals committing the crimes, such as individuals with mental illness.
• If our current gun laws were to be enforced, there would be no need for additional laws.