Title: Can stricter gun control laws decrease the rate of crimes involving guns? | Debate.org
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Can stricter gun control laws decrease the rate of crimes involving guns?
Trivially true
Gun Control helps reduce crime
Yes, because with less weapons, you get less crime.
Guns were made to Harm and Kill
No one needs an assault rifle
Wake up you Americans!
Stricter gun laws CAN decrease rates of crime. What is the alternative? Close our eyes to the problem and do nothing?
Guns in the hands of non-criminals also get misused.
Drunk driving, for example
States with stricter gun laws have lower incidence of death by gun shot
People In The Community
I Believe Everyone Saying Yes On Otherside Are Mentally Challenged!!!
No matter what, If someoe wants a gun; they will get a gun
The determined person doesn't need a gun to hurt you...
Taking guns will only stop novice criminals.
No, by definition criminals do not abide by laws.
Do me a favor...
I'm Canadian
Banning and Regulation Have Never Worked.
Just look at Chicago

Content: Stricter gun laws would almost certainly reduce the number of gun related deaths in this country. We MUST learn something from this tragic, senseless act at Shady Hook and do something. The guns used in this heinous act were all legally purchased/registered. The primary weapon used to kill these innocent children and brave educators was a Bushmaster .223 assault rifle. If that gun could not have been legally purchased, one would reasonably believe it would not have been in the house. If we ask ourselves this question - If that weapon wasn't in the house, do you think at the very least it is possible (if not very likely) that there would have been fewer people killed? Then doesn't that tell us something? If it is at least possible that there would have been fewer victims, shouldn't we do something so that these weapons aren't available? I for one believe that there would have been less carnage. I understand that motivated bad people will do bad things, but shouldn't we at least try to make it harder for them to get their hands on these kinds of weapons and hopefully as a result reduce the number of victims?