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Five years ago I traveled to the United States on vacation to visit an uncle, who lives in New York City, I had the opportunity to know a little of their culture.

But I could also know the great freedom that they give their citizens with respect to carrying weapons.

In the United States there are more than 50 firearm deaths in schools per year, due to the little control that exists when a person has the opportunity to buy a weapon, where they have no control over who sells them. weapons.

Many of the murders that occurred in schools and universities have been caused by individuals who are not well off their heads, who have a hatred towards other people and are free on the streets with the freedom to buy weapons.

It is important and urgent that the government work on creating laws that prohibit the sale of weapons to people who do not have a psychological permit.

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The shooting that took place yesterday at a well-known shopping and tourist center in Jacksonville, in northern Florida, left three people dead, including the suspect, and 11 wounded.

This is the fourth shooting not related to common crime occurred during this year. The most serious incident occurred on February 14 at a high school in Parkland, also in the state of Florida, when an ex-pupil expelled for indiscipline released several smoke bombs before firing with an assault rifle and killing 17 people.

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Later, on May 18, a 17-year-old boy killed 10 people in a gunfight at an institute in Santa Fe, Texas.

The latest shooting took place on June 28 in the writing of the local newspaper Capital Gazette, in Annapolis (Maryland) where a man indiscriminately shot and killed five people before being arrested by police who reported that the attacker acted revenge.

Historically, the most serious crime occurred on October 1, 2017. That day, Stephen Paddock, a 64-year-old man, fired from the hotel room in which he was standing against a country concert in Las Vegas (Nevada) and killed 59 people before ending his life.

Paddock holds the dubious honor of being the greatest serial killer in US history. According to the internet portal shootingtracker.com, which compiles all the incidents with firearms that occurred in the United States with at least four victims (dead or injured), 9,496 people died in 2018, in a total of 37,816 incidents, most of them they are related to delinquency, account adjustments, drug trafficking or robberies and assaults.

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The following is a chronology of the most serious non-crime-related shootings in the last ten years:

April 16, 2007: Seung-Hui Cho, 23, kills 32 people and commits suicide on the university campus in Blacksburg, Virginia.

November 5, 2009: Military psychiatrist Nidal Hasan kills 13 people at the Soldier Preparation Processing Center in Fort Hood, Texas.

December 14, 2012: Adam Lamza kills 26 people, including 20 children, at an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut before committing suicide. The day before he had killed his mother in his house.

September 16, 2013: Aaron Alexis kills 13 people before ending his life in the Navy Operations Command in Washington DC.

December 2, 2015: 14 people die in a shootout at a handicapped help center in San Bernardino, California, starring the marriage of Syed Farook and Tashfeen Malik.

June 12, 2016: A man sympathetic to jihadist ideas kills 49 people in a gay club in Orlando, Florida. The police killed the author of the killing.

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October 1, 2017: A man shoots from the hotel room where he was staying against the crowd that was attending a country music concert in Las Vegas and killing 58 people before ending his life. It has been the largest multiple shooting in the history of the United States.

5 November 2017: Devin Kelley opens fire during a religious service in a church in Sutherland Springs (Texas) and kills 26 people.

February 14, 2018: An ex-student expelled for indiscipline launches several smoke bombs before firing with an assault rifle and killing 17 people at a Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.