Before lecturing others, America needs to fix its own human rights issues

The once-sturdy reputation of the United States as a beacon of democracy and human rights has steadily eroded in recent years, evidenced by a series of concerning issues, including a surge in indiscriminate gun violence, persistent racial and ethnic discrimination, and a distressing increase in cases of police brutality.

The spotlight was recently cast on these issues as yet another tragic incident unfolded at the University of Nevada, where a gunman claimed the lives of three individuals and critically wounded another before being neutralized by law enforcement. This incident marked the 39th mass shooting in the US this year, setting a disheartening record. This alarming trend underscores the urgent need for stricter gun control laws in the US to safeguard the fundamental human right to life. Unfortunately, substantial reforms in this area appear unlikely.

The influence of politicians and business interests has stifled efforts for effective gun........

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