Topic: We should abolish the right to keep and bear arms

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is a basic right granted by the second amendment

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is a constitutional right and provides comfort and safety for families who use them responsibly.

Argument: The right to keep and bear arms is a constitutional right and should never be abolished as it allows personal protection

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is a constitutional right and should not be abolished.

Argument: The right to keep and bear arms is an absolute right for individuals. it's important for a person to be able to defend himself from an attacker.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is an american constitutional right to protect one's self and family and this right should not be violated.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is antiquated as it was utilized to form militia's during times of conflict and war and is no longer necessary.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is antiquated.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is beneficial to the extent that people have to defend themselves from being victims of theft and protect their integrity

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is enshrined in the constitution and cannot be infringed on or revoked - this would dilute the importance and sanctity of other doctrines.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is fundamental to our freedom. we give that right up and we are prisoners to the government.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is important in keeping people safe in a dangerous and uncertain world

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is in the bill of rights.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is ingrained in our constitution and can not be denied. therefore you don't have a legal right to take away our guns no matter the reasoning.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is one of the tenets of our country

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is our early countries give right and should not be given up or abolished.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is part of our constitution.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is protected by our government and should be like that so people can defend their self.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is protected by the constitution.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is putting everyone in danger and making mass-shootings more easily done.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is symbol of freedom

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is the bedrock constitutional right of every person both to protect themselves and their families, and banning this would infringe on civil liberties.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is what has kept us free for all these years. we cannot allow it to be abolished now.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms is written as a right in the constitution and should not be changed.

Argument: the right to keep and bear arms should be abolished because countries with strict gun control are far safer because they have far fewer incidents of violent gun crime