Gun ownership

1. Gun ownerships are hazardous and insecure for humanity. In many countries, buying guns in black market is very easy, probability to have an accident is higher than people who do not have any weapon and gun’s licenses hardly ever are necessary.
2. Buying guns in black market.

a.      It’s easy in countries of third world.

1.      Because of insecurity people who live in these countries need to buy guns and they can buy without problem in black market.

b.      Guns are cheaper if people buy in black market.

1.      Lower-quality guns are often worth $100 or $200 less than retail.

3. Likely to have an accident.

a.      Gun ownerships have a high probability to be involved in an accident or even homicide.

1.      There are an amount of cases where children take parent’s gun and by accident they hurt or kill their sibling.

b.      Countries where police and citizens don’t have guns have less mortality.

1.      For example, in England police aren’t allowed to wear guns and they have a restricted law of guns.

4. Gun’s licenses hardly ever are necessary.

a.      In many states of USA it’s not necessary to have a gun’s license you only have to be of legal age (older than 18 or 21 year-old).

1.      In the state of Alaska, a permit is not required to purchase a gun, own a gun, or even to carry a gun.

b.      Countries of South and Centro America, Africa and Asia.

1.      Argentina and Brazil are the only countries which ask a gun’s license. Otherwise, they are not demanding with this law.

5. Conclusion

In summary, gun ownerships are dangerous because most people don’t have a permit to carry a gun and the countries that aren’t restricted with a gun’s law have more accidents with weapons.