Arguments against Gun Control: Rights, Safety, and Compromise
Words: 1539 Pages: 5 908Introduction In an age that places particular attention on violence, personal safety, and chronic social scourges, the topic of gun control maintains its position at the forefront of policymakers' debate. As a topic, gun control is necessarily composed of societal attitudes and morals, values and legal concepts, and of governance and political decisions. It is, therefore, of interest to many more constituents than political leaders and government actors. While noting that the vast majority of statisticians in the social sciences […]