Innledning
Once upon a time, firearms were non-existent, leaving no room for the necessity of gun laws. This raises the question: why did certain individuals believe that the world required guns and other similar weapons?

But let's shift our focus from the past to the present. Our generation must face the repercussions and take responsibility for the current situation.

Greetings, everyone! My name is Laura, and I proudly identify as an American student enrolled at California State University, majoring in social studies.

More importantly, I am a vital part of this generation. Today, I am truly grateful for the opportunity to address you all during this debate night, hoping to influence some of your future perspectives.

Utdrag
Here comes another "great" piece of advice from Mr. Trump - the proposal to ban bump stocks. A bump stock is a device that can be attached to a semi-automatic weapon to increase its firing speed.

While this may prevent direct purchases of this deadly accessory, it won't address the larger issue. Guns will still be accessible, potentially leading to school shootings or accidental shootings. Clearly, this measure alone won't solve the problem.

Now, let's discuss the third idea presented by the most powerful man in the world. He suggests arming teachers and school guards to prevent mass shootings.

The belief seems to be that more guns equate to increased safety, but is that really the case? Can we be certain that a teacher won't mishandle the weapon or that a dangerous individual won't seize it from them? Adding more guns to the equation may not be the definitive solution we seek.