Poster against the carrying of weapons in the United States

Here is the first version of our poster to fight against the carrying of weapons in the United States.

In the center of the poster, we can see a gun painted with the color of the USA flag. This allows people to see right away what the poster is about.

There are also some writing at the top of the posters like: “In one year, guns murdered”. In one year, guns murdered numerous people in some of the others countries of the world and the last country quoted with the worst statistic is the USA with 9484 murders by guns.

This text allows people to realize the harmful impact of weapons on society, with fifty times more deaths in the United States than in Canada for example.

There's also another large text to mark the audience: God Bless America. Finally, there's a text strip at the down side of poster that is a web link where you can find all the actions that you can do .

With this poster, we are sure that it will help people realize that guns are harmful to American society.

2 nd Part is to modify again but u will tell me after :D

stricter gun control measures  that are limiting access to firearms can significantly curb gun violence in the United States. Countries with robust gun regulations, such as Japan and Australia, have witnessed markedly lower rates of mass shootings and violent crimes. Additionally, the link between the availability of firearms and suicide rates cannot be ignored.Furthermore, the focus on public safety remains a paramount concern. Countries like Canada, with stringent gun laws, have managed to maintain lower rates of accidental firearm injuries and deaths. In the realm of law enforcement, the argument posits that stricter gun controls would allow police to concentrate on crime prevention rather than navigating potentially dangerous situations involving armed civilians, contributing to overall community safety. By advocating for peaceful conflict resolution, the campaign aims to foster a society where the emphasis is on dialogue rather than the potential escalation that can accompany widespread firearm ownership."

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