gun control einfach erklärt - Erklärung - gun control Pro und Contra - Landeskunde USA erklärt!

[@EinfachSchule]

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[@_xir0]

Ein schöner Überblick für Pros und Cons. Danke!

[@richy_lrk]

Super Zusammenfassung der wichtigsten Begriffe am Ende. :)

[@EinfachSchule]

Danke dir. ;)

[@Anon54387]

@@EinfachSchule It's not outrageous to say that people with guns can stop attacks quickly. Like that guy in the Indiana mall who shot that guy. If only the police in Uvalde, TX had acted as that civilian in Indiana. Or if the Uvalde police had acted liked the police in Tennessee. Speaking of the Tennessee school attack: The attacker there specifically chose that school because it had no security (as did the attacker at the Buffalo, NY grocery store) and this is true of nearly every mass shooting that it occurs where guns are not allowed. It is also, BTW, why that Indiana mall was chosen by the attacker. While it wasn't illegal for anyone to be armed there, the mall had a rule against it. The attacker didn't count on someone breaking that rule. Oddly, the American media (mostly against people carrying guns) heavily criticized the guy who broke the mall rule against guns more than the guy who was there bent on murder. We don't have the highest murder rate in the industrialized nations. Someone is playing fast and loose with the definition of an industrialized nation.

[@Anon54387]

@@EinfachSchule It doesn't matter that it was written in 1791. Rights are rights, period, and don't stop being rights simply because time goes by. Even a few centuries of time.

[@marthartz]

@@Anon54387 the video literally never said that the constitution wasn't the right, obviously it is. But just because something is a law doesn't mean it has to be a law forever or can't be changed at all. Like 50 years ago I couldn't have gone to work as a woman in Germany without the approval of my husband. Back then people would say that's the right, period. But laws and even the constitution can change if the society is changing, they're not something eternal

[@hthequeen7232]

Wenn ich in der klausur wegen dir überpunkte dann folg ich dir

[@EinfachSchule]

Wir nehmen dich beim Wort :)