As concerns grew over new arms sales restrictions in the United States, Americans increased their arms purchases.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA), As requests for arms embargoes increase in the United States, the BFM news network posted a video on its Twitter page of a weapons depot in the US, state of Maryland. This video of a weapons dealer preparing his latest sales orders.
 
"This is a semi-automatic and very valuable weapon," he said. "We are selling it a lot," he added.
 
On average, dozens of weapons were sold daily, but now, after the shooting at a Texas school, sales of these weapons have accelerated to more than 30 percent.
 
Since the beginning of this year, there have been 250 mass shootings in the United States, and this endless violence has led some Americans to take up arms and buy offensive weapons to protect themselves.
 
However, many people are convinced that in the United States, setting a legal framework for weapons is a very stupid thing to do.
 
Nearly one in two Americans believes that shooting is a mental health problem and has nothing to do with the freedom to sell weapons.
 
According to the Second Amendment to the US Constitution, American citizens are free to purchase and carry firearms.
 
In 2020 alone, more than 45,000 Americans lost their lives in violence caused by firearms, yet powerful arms lobbies in the United States prevent any restrictions on arms sales in the United States.