AR-15 Essays

  • Argumentative Essay: Why Do People Use Assault Weapons?

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    Military style assault weapons were created for one singular purpose. And that is to kill other human beings. Weapons like the AR-15 and the AK-47, are semi-automatic, they are relatively lightweight and compact, and they are designed to equip magazines containing  anywhere from 5 to 100 rounds of ammunition at a time. These weapons are currently available for legal purchase within the United States by anyone who successfully passes a background check and surpasses the legal qualifications. Because

  • Advantages And Disadvantages Of Ar 15 Essay

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    been a lot of controversy around the ArmaLite rifle (AR 15), a modern sporting rifle that is legal to own in all 50 states (NSSF Sport Foundation). The public policy question raised is whether the AR 15 should be banned from citizens. Yack stated that “Discussions of the advantages and disadvantages of alternative actions natural leads to assertions of standards of mutual obligation.” By analyzing the telos and virtues associated with the AR 15, I hope to be able to clearly identify what is at stake

  • The Pros And Cons Of Banning The AR-15

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    controversial gun of the 21st century, the AR-15. The Armalite AR-15 is a firearm widely spread out amongst the american population. It is used by gun enthusiasts and normal people alike. The AR-15 comes standard with a 30 round magazine and can fire relatively 400 rounds per minute semi-automatic. These features come standard with many other firearms such as the SCAR. (Ratner)According to Paul Ratner with Big Think, he states in his article that the AR-15 is used in the majority of mass shootings

  • Essay On AR-15 Should Be Banned

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    the AR-15 for most of the mass murders in America, and ask for the “assault” weapon to be banned. However, many details of the gun are skewed. In an article written by Margot Sanger-Katz of The New York Times, she stated that of all the gun deaths in America, 60% were suicides; and even more contrary to belief, nearly double of the mass killings (4 or more deaths) were with handguns instead of rifles (statista.com). Banning the AR-15 will not have an impact on violence whatsoever. The AR-15 is a

  • Argumentative Essay: What Is AR-15 Hunting Scopes?

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    Ar-15 Hunting Scopes The AR-15 is a rifle that was originally designed to help a person defend themselves. For this reason, it is often overlooked when it comes to hunting. According to many people, this is a huge mistake. There are many people who choose to hunt using the AR-15, provided they can find the right setup for what they plan to hunt and that it is legal to use their rifle in their state. Because of the simple fact that AR-15s are gaining so much popularity among hunters, there are many

  • The AR-15: The Major Causes Of Gun Violence In America

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    tragedies. This obligation from the government should come in the form of universal background checks, restrictions on specific guns, and mental health tests. For the purpose of clearness, I will use the AR-15 as the primary example of weapons that government should increase regulations upon. The AR-15 has no useful purpose other than to help aide individuals to commit horrific mass shootings of innocent citizens. The

  • Essay On Dr. Harry Angelman's Happy Puppet Syndrome

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    multiple AS births within one family. This was an important discovery and ultimately paved the way for the delineation of several mechanisms that caused AS, all by disruption of a gene located on chromosome 15. It was learned that the syndrome can be caused by two copies of the paternal chromosome 15 and that a regulatory region can be also disrupted to the syndrome. The chromosome deletion was identified, the AS gene, UBE3A, was

  • Roman Women: A Literary Analysis

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    extremely unfavorable towards women having power took shape. While not explicitly discussed, the ideas for ideal women and “correct” behavior in a relationship can be seen in literature. Two pieces of literature that are especially illuminating are Ars Amatoria, or “The Art of Love”, and the Heroides, or “The Heroines”, by Ovid during the reign of Augustus. To put it in context, this was the time of transition between Republic and Principate, when Rome was finding stability as it shifted to a new

  • Similarities Between Space Odyssey And Interstellar

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    light at the end of the tunnel that is surrounded by darkness he also creates suspense. The audience is dying to see what the meaning of the light is. Space Odyssey and Interstellar use the negative space differently. Both films show scenes in which spaceships are traveling through the universe. The spacecrafts appear small compared to the black universe. In Space Odyssey the earth is sometimes visible when we see the spaceships and space station. This is a further element for comparing size. In

  • Angelman Syndrome Research Paper

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    have puppet like posture. (Rice, 15) In addition to their posture they are very happy and always excited and at times can display a little jerk or two. There is a mild and severe condition of Angelman Syndrome. This disorder can cause severe mental retardation, lack of muscle strength, seizures, learning disabilities, and some none stop smiling. Imagine a child who just stares and smile even when they are sad. This syndrome is caused by a deletion of chromosomes 15, however AS can be inherited through

  • Apollo 12 Research Paper

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    On November 14, 1969, Apollo 12 launched from Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 11:22am in search for another human landing on the moon. The Module was 363 foot tall and is the second mission to land humans on the moon for the United States and is also known as the “Pinpoint” mission. The first mission in which humans walked on the moon was Apollo 11 that occurred just a few months prior. The main purpose of this mission was to bring back information and photos for future missions down the road

  • Assault Rifle History

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    the FTA 215 text. In the beginning of chapter one we were introduced the AR-15 platform. The author stated that “A great deal of confusion and misunderstanding surround this firearm. Demonized as an assault rifle, many people incorrectly believe that the “AR” in AR-15 stands for “assault rifle” or “automatic rifle,” when actually, it stands for “ArmaLite," the name of the company that initially developed the rifle. The “15” is merely the firearm 's model designation.” This is one misconception that

  • Armalite Argumentative Essay

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    Since ArmaLite's debut in 1954, there have been many changes and many new firearms created for its customers, whether commercial or military. With some bumps in the road, they became known for their very popular AR rifles. ArmaLite began as a Division of Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation, but then became ArmaLite Inc., then a division of Elisco Tool, and finally it became its own corporation. Each of the stages of the company made strides with firearms in its own way. In the first stage

  • Persuasive Essay On Gun Control

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    A few days ago I posted that I wanted someone to purpose legislation that would stop the shootings, but allow me to keep my AR 15. I took the post down because the conversation went exactly where I didn’t want it to go, but predicted it would. Instead of proposals on legislation, I was having to defend my right to have an AR 15. Gun control advocates are demanding legislation, so I was hoping someone could come up with a proposal within the parameters I described. Apparently that is not possible

  • Argumentative Essay On Banning The Second Amendment

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    The Second Amendment was adopted on December 15, 1791. It allows American citizens to bear arms. We are talking about this issue because of what happened with the Parkland shooting. To this day, one of the top deadliest shootings that occurred here in the States is when Nikolas Cruz, a 19- year old had access to an AR-15. He managed to kill 17 innocent students and faculty leaving the entire school with a traumatic experience that one will never forget. These two sides create a controversial debate

  • Gun Control In America Essay

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    Many student leaders have risen from this tragic event such as emma gonzalez in the movemoent towards gun reform. Sadly enough, only after this tragic event occured did people stand up and deal with the problem of gun violence.The AR-15 and similar assault style rifles should be banned from the public and mental health evalluations should rregulaly be implemented. Many political leaders arise and argue that people such as emma gonazalez should not be able to propse or argue for gun

  • Mass School Shootings In Schools

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    your children; to increase the probability of teachers with AR-15’s, you must offer rewards. Taking this action of emphasizing the importance of concealing AR-15’s amongst faculty not only benefits the school safety but you as an impressionable-adolescent student: offering lethal weapons, background knowledge, and experience to all students during school will inherently increase safety. Districts should encourage you, teachers, to carry AR-15’s to protect your students, and in exchange put your name

  • Reflective Essay: The Five Guns That Changed History

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    In this weeks readings the author discusses the 5 guns that changed history. I agree with some of the weapons he has chosen but I believe there are a few others that should have made the list. I will start with the ones I agreed with. The Philadelphia Derringer defiantly changed history with the assassination of President Lincoln. The Philadelphia Derringer only held one shot and John Wilkes Booth effectively used the one shot. The Colt 1911 has had significant contribution to history as it is

  • Persuasive Essay On Gun Control

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    should be allowed to have AR's. AR stands for Armalite Rifle. It does not stand for assault rifle and fifteen does not stand for how many rounds a second it fires. People use an AR-15 for many different things. It can be used for hunting, self-defence, or just for target practice. ARs are a huge fight in America because it has been used in a lot of mass shootings. Mass shootings are tragic but we can't blame the gun. It is the people that use the gun for harm. An AR has a lot of attachments and modifications

  • Persuasive Essay On School Shootings

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    licensed dealer, you can buy a handgun from anyone who is a nonprofessional dealer, like a gun show an etc. I'm going to cover why banning “assault rifle” is not going to help with anything. With all of these shootings, CNN is pointing out one gun, the AR-15. If we are going to ban the most used gun that is used for school shooting we would be banning handguns. Between 1982 and 2018 only 35