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在现有的购买枪支程序上是否应该增加更多限制？

2012年的桑迪胡克小学枪击案造成数州和城市要经过严格的枪支管制措施。对此，在南部和西部枪友好州立法者通过法案，加强坚守阵地法律允许的武器在大多数公共场所。在2014年，21个州通过了扩大的枪支所有者让他们拥有在教堂，酒吧，学校和大学校园枪支权利的法律。联邦政府没有通过任何枪支管制措施，自1994年布雷迪法案和42个国家现在允许突击步枪藏。在美国，三分之二的枪死亡是自杀，并在2010年有19000枪支自杀11000枪支杀人。

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是的，需要严格的背景审查，心理测试和训练
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