Summary
                 In the article, "End the Gun Epidemic in America" by the Editorial Board of the New York Times  it is stated that the goveenment has no care for the safety of the people in American, instead they  prioritize money and sells. It is also downright immoral  for allowing people to have access to such deadly war weapons used specifically for killing.

Analysis
                  The entire article primarily focuses on the position that guns should be outlawed due to the obvious reason that guns have only one purpose. The writer compares the United states to other countries  by demonstrating that this country does not attempt to have any kind of gun control. He repeats the idea that the cause is a government that only focuses on " creating gun markets" and "profiting from .... powerful firearms. " A counterclaim is also made where gun control is opposed due to the fact that laws do not stop control, while this maybe true different methods can be used in order to at least stop gun violence slightly. To conclude the article, the writer admits that it may nearly be impossible to stop " the spread of a all firearms." However , he proposes a different method in which a large groups of specific guns would have to be eliminated due to their bigger threats.