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Amendments to the Current US Constitution
The current United States Constitution seems to allow various forms of gun violence. It is due to this that several changes have to be made to ensure that the constitution does not create porous portholes that will torture the citizens. (Kinkopf, 2003) The first amendment that I would propose is to create some different ways of taking care of gun control. Since the country has a well-developed army and security management, the level of gun circulating in the nation in the citizen’s hands should be controlled. It is because in the recent past there have been cases of unrest and gun violence that result from people owning guns. (Kurland, Ralph, 1987) The second amendment is based on not removing the guns but regulating their use. I would propose that when disarming the citizens, there should be equality. There has been a scenario in the past whereby the African Americans were disarmed, but the country was reluctant to disable the whites. Therefore, the constitution should be amended to favor all the citizens equally. (Noah, 2018)
The above amendments are needed because they will ensure that everyone is above the law and the history of discrimination has been eradicated. Secondly, it would ensure that the cases of gun violence, which include armed robbery, homicides, and burglary are reduced. It is the main idea behind the amendment of the above the law. Some individuals must be against the above acts. (Noah, 2018) The above bills will be vehemently opposed by the people who currently own the guns and are not willing to let go or not willing to bring in new rules to regulate the way they use their weapons at home.

In conclusion, gun control can only be useful if the amendments above such as reduction in gun circulation have implemented and the above the law be done with fairness and of utmost good intentions.

Works Cited
Kinkopf, Neil. “Unintended Consequences of Constitutional Amendment.” (2003): 213-214.
Kurland, Philip B., and Ralph Lerner, eds. The Founders’ Constitution. Vol. 1. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1987.
Noah, Shusterman What the Second Amendment Meant to the Founders, 22nd February 2018, https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/made-by-history/wp/2018/02/22/what-the-second-amendment-really-meant-to-thefounders/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.e7fb3186c4c