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Right to Bear Arms: A Defense Argument by api-357254355 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Justin Neill argues that the right to bear arms as protected by the Second Amendment should not be changed. He cites statistics showing that guns are used defensively over 200,000 times annually to prevent crimes like abuse and rape. Stricter gun laws would not stop criminals from accessing guns illegally but would prevent law-abiding citizens from defending themselves. Neill believes armed, trained citizens could help stop threats like school shootings more quickly than relying solely on law enforcement. C
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