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Discusses the origins of the arguments of both supporters and opponents of gun control, and argues that both sides distort the facts and ignore the social causes of violence
This work investigates the historical origins and contemporary distortions surrounding the debate over gun control in the United States. Author William Weir examines the evolution of the Second Amendment and the subsequent political rhetoric employed by both proponents and opponents of firearm regulation. By analyzing the legislative history and the cultural climate of the era, the text argues that both sides of the debate frequently overlook the underlying social factors that contribute to violence in American society.
What You Will Find
This text offers a measured, analytical approach to a highly polarized subject by prioritizing historical context over partisan talking points. The scope of the research suggests an objective, balanced resource for readers seeking to understand the structural roots of the American gun debate.
Page Count:
309
Publication Date:
1997-01-01
Publisher:
Archon Books
ISBN-10:
0208024239
ISBN-13:
9780208024237
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