The president of the United States will not ban guns. Every year, there are shootings in the United States, and every year, the president is asked to issue a ban on guns, but successive presidents of the United States have not banned guns. Behind the gun ban is a complex game between various groups for their own interests, and such a bill is difficult to pass.

Recently, two consecutive shootings occurred in Texas and Ohio, killing 29 people and injuring 53 others. The discussion on "banning guns" in the United States has once again become the headlines of the media, and many Hollywood stars have also expressed their views and asked the US government to strengthen gun control. "When I went to bed last night, hundreds of volunteers were marching in Washington to protest the serious shooting incident in El Paso." Julianne Moore, the Oscar winner, said, "When I woke up, I heard that there was another shooting tragedy in Dayton.

My anger has dried up, replaced by my determination to ban guns. Seth mcfarlane, a famous actor and producer, said, "Remember how angry you are today! Save this anger until the presidential election. People who obstruct common sense gun legislation are not fabricated out of thin air. We can vote for them to be elected or vote for them to be out. "

Although guns are banned every year, the government has not banned guns. Guns and ammunition are normal in the United States, but American law allows citizens to hold guns, and every state has laws that allow them to hold guns. Therefore, it is not easy to amend the law. In the United States, holding a gun has become a habit and it is difficult to change.