The ethical implication of gun control in United States today is a huge issue. Recently, the emergency rooms in hospitals are countless beset women and men wounded from gun shots.
The gun phenomenon in United States is a real issue. There are many forms of gun control such as, gun education, and gun registration classes. Regular citizens should not carry or own a gun. The only anomaly to this reduction is would only be when the person can show a basic need for a gun. According to Boylan article the statistics shows that “Each year there are more than 28,000 fatal gunshot victims in the United States. The causes for this phenomenon are very complex and defy full exposition.” Ethics is mainly related with values. There are several ethical questions about gun holders or owners. Such as, why do they decide to hold/ get a gun? What does it mean to carry a weapon? What they feel when they own a weapon? Those questions are referred to ethical and psychological views. A lot of people want to carry a gun to feel safe and to be able to defend their selves or their families. But some people want to
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The accuracy and ease of operation make the gun more equalizer, which allow small and weak people to kill more easily. The amount of damage that normal bullets create makes the modern gun clearly the most efficient device for tearing, shattering, and destroying human tissue, bone, and vital organs” (Michael Boylan 2). The Government must be stricter about the gun licenses. They should make sure that a person can only own a gun under strict circumstance. Recently there are some districts that allow students to carry guns to protect themselves and others, but this is not a solution for the problem, this is the problem itself. When a person gets angry their adrenaline will highly or likely increase and they will lose control. No matter how mature the person is, carrying a gun is unethical; therefore,