and requirements." (Pro con.org) What this is saying is that if we inforce gun rules we will get less gun violence. another fact is that "the United States had 12,632 gun homicides (4.19 deaths per 100,000 people). People in the united states have higher gun homicides than in countries that have enforced there rules more.

I am unsure 'Between 2005 and 2010, 1.4 million guns were stolen from US homes during property crimes (including burglary and car theft), a yearly average of 232,400'. [19]. I believe more laws wouldn't stop criminals from doing stealing guns and committing crime. But added more laws could stop''guns are quickly sold at a relatively high fraction of the initial cost'' [20]

responsible for 15% of child deaths compared to 20% in motor vehicle crashes. ​[​30​] ​A 

study published in the ​American Journal of Public Health​ found that “legal purchase of a 

handgun appears to be associated with a long-lasting increased risk of violent death” ​[​6​] 

According to a Mar. 10, 2016 ​Lancet​ study, implementing federal universal background 

checks could reduce firearm deaths by a projected 56.9%; background checks for 

ammunition purchases could reduce deaths by a projected 80.7%; and gun identification 

requirements could reduce deaths by a projected 82.5%. ​[​148​] ​Gun licensing laws were 

associated with a 14% decrease in firearm homicides, while increases in firearm 

homicides were seen in places with right-to-carry and stand-your ground-laws.​[​158​][​160​

that a high-capacity magazine “turns a killer into a killing machine.”

rose 156%.  "Feb. 2019 NPR poll, 65% of Americans believed banning high-capacity magazines would 

reduce gun violence;.

 

“children introduced to guns associate them with

freedom, security, and recreation—not violence." Another piece of supporting evidence is "Guns kept in the home are associated with an increase in the risk of homicide by a family member or intimate acquaintance," stating why we might need more gun control laws. My opposing evidence for Gun Control is “The problem with such

 [gun control] laws is that they take away guns from law-abiding citizens, while would-be criminals ignore them.”

and 56% of women surveyed by Pew Research said that stricter gun laws would “make it more difficult for people to protect their homes and families.” The last evidence that I found that supports my opinion is "Guns don't kill people; people kill people."

There should be stricter restrictions for convicted felons, the dangerously mentally ill, domestic violence offenders and youth to get the guns in the first place.

This can be achieved by passing strong and effective laws as well as by curbing laws and policies that allow guns on college campuses.