American media batch US government's shot control: indulgence of war weapons flowing into the folk people to worry about being shot and killed

Data map: AR-15. During the "Independence Day" shooting of Illinois in the United States on July 4 this year, the Gunner used AR-15 to fire more than 70 bullets to attack the parade.

Overseas Network, July 13th. The US media "Congress Mountain News" website published an article entitled "The U.S. Government's Failure to Perform the Responsibilities of" Ensuring Domestic peace "and criticized the US government to allow more war weapons to pour in public places. The authorized weapon manufacturer was exempted from the victim of the violent guns, so that the American people would be worried that they would be shot anywhere, and the US government was "frustrated" in performing its "ensuring domestic peace" duties.

The article said that the current Americans travel to shops, independent day marches, go to pastime, go to school or go to anywhere to be shot. In the first half of this year, 309 large -scale shootings had occurred, 692 were also occurred in 2021, 610 in 2020, and 417 in 2019, showing an increasing trend year by year. The recently passed gun safety bill is only hovering at the edge of the violent tragedy of guns. Unless the U.S. government takes decisive action to limit the weapons that cause chaos, large -scale gun violence will continue to exist.

The article states that the surge in the violence of firearms began in the most dangerous weapon AR-15 rifle to flow into the folk. Since 1999, about 30%of large -scale shootings have used this type of weapon. It is reported that AR-15 is a war weapon. It can cause the maximum damage to the enemy's body even if the bullets are not hit by the US M-16 rifle in the Vietnam War. Even if they do not hit important organs. Because the U.S. government has not taken corresponding actions, as many as 20 million such military killing machines have poured into public places in the United States, and these firearms do not follow the federal registration system.

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