Tuesday, June 7, 2022

Change.org Petition: Ban AR-15 Guns

Content Warning: The following contains reference to mass shootings.

Public figures and legislators across the country are urging Congress to ban AR-15 guns. This weapon was used at the Uvalde school shooting that killed at least 19 children and two teachers. AR-15s have been the weapon of choice for mass shootings including the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, Pulse Nightclub, and the Las Vegas slaughter. Petition starter Kimarie argues, “We aren’t asking to take away your guns. We are asking to [specifically] ban the AR-15 assault rifle.” Join petition starter Kimarie in urging Congress to ban this lethal weapon.

BAN AR-15 GUNS

4,198 have signed Kimarie Santiago’s petition. Let’s get to 5,000!

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When will we stop mass shooters? BAN THIS GUN NOW!! Hunters, gun lovers: we aren’t asking to take away your guns. We are asking to ban the AR-15 assault rifle. AR-15 is NOT NECESSARY to hunt for animals nor protect yourself!! AR-15s inflict much more damage to human tissue than the typical handgun. That’s largely because of the speed at which projectiles leave the weapons; they are much faster out of the muzzle of an AR-15, and deliver a more devastating blow to bones and organs. Those projectiles are also more likely to break apart as they pass through the body, inflicting more damage.

When the higher muzzle-velocity projectiles strike an organ, you’re more likely to have severe injury and bleeding. Dying is more likely with this style weapon, than with lower muzzle-velocity munitions. This is why so many mass shooters are using this weapon - they can murder more innocent victims at once. 

BAN THESE WEAPONS NOW!! Sign and tell congress: we do not want these weapons available to the public for any reason.

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