Do guns make Americans safer?
Why do Americans think that more guns will make people safer?
Why is owning a gun so important to some Americans? Why do some Americans feel they must own a gun? Despite so many mass shootings, including in schools, why aren’t there stronger gun control laws in the USA? How do people justify NOT making gun laws more strict? How do Americans justify owning more than one gun for self defense? Logically speaking, Why shouldn't/should America ban guns? Other than calls for more guns and looser gun laws, what do gun rights folks think will reduce gun violence? What are they actively doing about it? Are educated Americans thinking seriously about gun control laws in the country? Why should or shouldn't we ban guns? Some people who are anti-gun often argue that european countries have strict gun laws and have less gun deaths/violence. Would this work for the U.S? What are some of the arguments against tighter gun control laws? Why is there so much opposition to gun control in the United States? If guns are a right then why do the wealthy own most of the guns? Why aren't guns provided to everyone in America? Coming from the UK, I just don't understand why people need guns. What would those in favor do to convince me of the (any) need to own guns? Why is there so much opposition to gun control in the US? Why doesn't the American government just ban guns? Is it impossible to reduce gun violence and gun accidents in the USA? How effective are gun control laws? What do Australians think of American gun laws? What are the pros and cons of gun reform? If "guns don't kill people; people kill people," then why should we allow people to have guns? Why doesn't the U.S just perform intense background checks on people who want to purchase guns? Should background checks in the U.S. be expanded for gun buyers? Has there been a gun control initiative to take away guns people already own? Why do liberals hate the idea of the American people owning guns? What sets American gun culture apart from that of the rest of the world? Why aren't cartridges regulated instead of firearms? In the USA what % of gun deaths each year are by criminals or citizens protecting themselves from criminals and also accidents? Is the government attempting to take away guns from current gun owners? Why can't civilians buy an AA-12 shotgun? Why do you think there are so many shootings in the US?