The issue of personal ownership of guns is a highly debated and controversial topic, with strong
arguments on both sides. For example Supporters of gun ownership in USA argue that it is a
constitutional right protected by Constitution, and that owning a gun is necessary for self-defense,
hunting, and other lawful purposes. They also argue that responsible gun ownership and proper training
can prevent gun-related accidents and crimes. But let's talk about the right to bear arms in our country,
where there is no such clause in the constitution yet. I think that the legalization of carrying weapons in
our country is fundamentally contrary to human rights.
To begin with, I want to ask a question, when you walk the streets of your city, meet many strangers
with their stories that you do not know about, would you trust a random passerby with your bag with
many personal things։ money, a photo of your husband, a wife, a child, a passport. Would you trust a
random passerby with your dog. Or your life, baby? what do I mean, the thing is that people have a lot
of mental illnesses that they may not even be aware of, especially in our country and culture in post-war
times and the ongoing pressure, stress and depression, there are many people who are injured and our
government does not care about mental component of these injuries. Mental illness is not taken
seriously in our culture. Having legalized the carrying of weapons, I will no longer be able to calmly go to
public places, I will constantly be haunted by the fear of being shot․ having legalized the carrying of
weapons, I will no longer be able to calmly go to public places, I will constantly be haunted by the fear of
being shot․
Լegalization of carrying weapons is nothing more than an attempt to delegate government own duties
to the citizens of the country. There are many questions that need to be answered, for example, why
should a citizen of Armenia have a need for self-defense by using gun, where are the law enforcement
agencies? The direct duty of the state to ensure the protection of its citizens, if we live in a country
where the government is unable to provide protection to its citizens, will it be able to provide protection
after the psychopaths are given weapons?
We live in a society that lacks a sense of collective responsibility and a sense of responsibility in general,
a society where the police are the patrons of criminal morals and the criminal subculture is more
preferable for people than the laws. Giving weapons to these people is nothing more than sponsoring
mass murders.
As a conclusion I would like to quote the words of Bakunin The freedom of a person ends where the
freedom of another person starts.
I wanted to call him, but my brother came home and I forgot. I will call him now.
My grandfather had been serving the Russiian Army, and then he was moved to Armenia.
Now I am making a salad.i have already prepared the pizza.
Yesterday I was walking on the street, when accidenatly met one of my old friend.
I have already ordered the coffe, you can order the cake.
Its been two weeks that Anna has been working in this company. She is satisfied.
My flight is tomorrow at the 8 pm, I will be in the airport at 6 pm.
Bob and Anna have been married for 10 years. They are going to celebrate it with their friends and
realitives.
I would have passed my exams, if I had come on proper time.
We take this bus to class every day, but today we decided to take a taxi.