Gun Control

Gun Control- Political Events Article

            I read an article written by David Brooks from New York Times titled “Respect First, Then Gun Control.” He basically emphasizes throughout the article that rioting and marching is not the way to initially end gun violence. He states that we need to respect one and other first and that we trust each other with guns and show respect to gun owners. He also agrees with the fact that we need to stop stereotyping each other (reds and blues/ republicans and democrats) and that we need to come together and clear air to avoid more conflict.

            Personally< I totally agree with Brooks. I think we need to learn to trust each other with our guns before we even talk about gun rights. We need to come together and understand both sides so we can come up with a solution to this problem while we continue to respect each other. If we just march, hold up signs, and argue literally nothing will be accomplished. It’s about time we come together, that’s what America is about…


            I chose this article mainly because I find the authors’ ideas to be completely valid and reasonable. I totally agree with what he says. With the recent school shooting in Florida, it made me think about my topic on gun control. So, I decided to go to a much-considered credible source (The New York Times) and go further into this. I enjoyed this process.

Comments

  1. I agree with you that we should stop the riots and consult with each other to come up with a solution to end this conflict. I also agree that unity is what America is all about and this conflict is keeping up from that.

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  2. I also think we should respect others and that will ultimately end to gun violence in the future. Wonderfully explained, great post!

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  3. You made very strong points that support your topic. People should just trust each other with guns than jump to conclusions. You did a great job of describing each point the author made and backing it up with your own beliefs.

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