Texas school Massacre: trump, who was seen supporting the gun lobby even after the death of 19 children in the shooting, spoke about guns ...

Trump said, there is no reason to take away weapons from those who obey the law. They should be allowed to keep arms to protect themselves from criminals. We must improve security from bottom to top. Strict security is needed in schools.

After the massacre at a school in texas, USA, there has been a debate about the gun lobby. There is a demand to end this gun lobby which has taken root. Apart from this, changes are also being demanded regarding the Gun Act.

 In such a situation, former US President donald trump has supported this gun lobby. He has said that civilized and law-abiding Americans should be allowed to own guns to protect themselves from criminals. He outrightly rejected the demand for stricter gun control.

Trump said, there is no reason to take away weapons from those who obey the law. They should be allowed to keep arms to protect themselves from criminals. He said gun control policies are being fueled by the Left. They have done nothing to stop the horrors. trump said, what is most important to us at this time is that we improve security from bottom to top. Strict security is needed in schools.

After the texas school shooting and the death of 21 people, US President Joe Biden has signaled change against the Gun Act. He had said that one has to stand firmly against the gun lobby. Former President barack obama also believes that America is paralyzed by the gun lobby. A political party did not express any desire to take any action on this so that such accidents could be prevented.

The main reason for such incidents in America is the Gun Act here. The relation of 'gun culture' in America is related to the constitution there. The legal basis for possessing a gun in America is enshrined in the Second Amendment to the Constitution. According to The Gun Control Act 1968 (GCA), the minimum age for purchase of a rifle or any small weapon must be at least 18 years to purchase other weapons such as handguns. According to reports, common citizens in America with a population of 330 million have 39 crore weapons.