The issue of gun ownership and control has been a point of discussion for years because of the tragic accidents and deaths that have occurred in the past. According to Loria (2018), the U.S has more than 38,000-gun death each year and about 85,000 injuries also from the guns. This rates of death and injuries show there is an underlying problem with gun control policies or maybe the behaviors. The gun violence rate and domestic abuse from owning any weapon contribute to the high rate of deaths and injuries from guns. Gun ownership should be restricted because it will reduce the number of deaths, injuries and will create a new type of life-based on stability and safety.

Do you know that gun violence is the most common cause of death in the United States of America? There are about 36,000 of people killed by gunshot in 2015 only. The gun murder rates are growing each year in U.S 25 times from any other nation (Loria, 2018). There are many laws in the United States relating to gun ownership. One of the laws is the right to carry firearms which means that who are allowed to own a gun should have a specific reason to be allowed to carry a gun. However, it is a good idea or law but like any laws, many people opposed that law for common reasons such as to deter crime. This law implies that there will be a lot of citizens owning guns thus motivation to engage in criminal activities. This idea is not new but based on an analysis in 1997 and the analysis shows an opposite effect to this law (Lubin et al., 2010). The analysis title was saving lives by regulating guns and it shows a lot of information that has been collected by (Cook & Donohue, 2017). Some of the evidence about the 36,000 gun-related deaths includes; homicide, suicide, and accidents. Also, other evidence from the analysis that shows the gun suicide rate in the U.S is 8 times as high. A recent study shows that such laws increased firearm rate homicides by 9% (Gebelhoff, 2018).