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Why America (Still) Loves Guns 

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Sources:
A Well Regulated Right: The Early American Origins of Gun Control, Saul Cornell
Historical prevalence of slavery predicts contemporary American gun ownership, Nichols Buttrick
The Right to Bear Arms: The Development of the American Experience, John Levin
Why Is the United States the Most Homicidal Nation in the Affluent World? Robert Roth
The Story of Violence in America, by Kellie Carter Jackson
What is gun culture? Cultural variations and trends across the United States Claire Boine, Michael Siegel, Craig Ross, Eric W. Fleegler & Ted Alcorn
www.pewresearch.org/social-tr...
www.healthdata.org/news-event...
www.nytimes.com/1984/03/31/op...
news.gallup.com/poll/266804/a...
news.uchicago.edu/story/poll-...
vpc.org/publications/cease-fi....

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@HorsesOnYT
@HorsesOnYT 2 месяца назад
Hello: This is the exact type of video that RU-vid chooses to demonetize. If you want to support my work , check out the Patreon: www.patreon.com/HorsesPT Best, Michael S.
@user-st8fe7iv3t
@user-st8fe7iv3t 2 месяца назад
We desperately need and want more content like this
@AndrewHeisey
@AndrewHeisey 2 месяца назад
Thanks for making it, despite knowing it would be demonetized.
@amywill9185
@amywill9185 2 месяца назад
I joined your Patreon because I'm quite smitten with your work. Of course, I expect a shirt any minute.❤😊
@johnnygoodman2003
@johnnygoodman2003 2 месяца назад
Saying guns is part of the colonization culture doesn't explain why guns have special status in America. The British colonized ALL of North America with gun, but some how USA citizens recognize gun ownership as a right while Canada recognizes gun ownership as a privilege.
@johnnygoodman2003
@johnnygoodman2003 2 месяца назад
Also your explanation of the revolution is wrong. The main factor that caused the revolution is slavery.
@JoeyJ1984
@JoeyJ1984 2 месяца назад
Imagine living the past 4 years and still believing the government will protect you.
@scottbogen1168
@scottbogen1168 2 месяца назад
The weirdest thing for me was seeing some of my progressive friends saying we were inching towards fascism in 2020-2021, only to then go back to being anti-gun as soon as the next president took office. I’m not even conservative, either. I just don’t understand some people’s thought processes. If you don’t trust the government, it doesn’t make sense to want to give them more power.
@juststop022
@juststop022 2 месяца назад
​@@scottbogen1168 They don't believe anything they say. It's all gaslighting.
@NukeTelAviv
@NukeTelAviv 2 месяца назад
Ong bro
@TheUnholyPosole
@TheUnholyPosole 2 месяца назад
​@@scottbogen1168The same people will tell you about how Israel has lasers they can use as weapons...but the boat that took out that bridge, is a conspiracy.
@hotspalling
@hotspalling 2 месяца назад
100 years* e: actually like literally all of history but we're just chronologically close to a lot of good examples. never forget wounded knee
@free_at_last8141
@free_at_last8141 2 месяца назад
"Hello American, I am conducting a survey on behalf of the US Government. Do you have any guns?" A flawless means of collecting valid statistics.
@KaiserV-2
@KaiserV-2 2 месяца назад
No, I don't.
@sevironside4073
@sevironside4073 2 месяца назад
Nope not at all, can’t stand those fully semi-automatic grenade launchers
@davidrobinson7260
@davidrobinson7260 2 месяца назад
Lol is pew government funded? I didn’t know that
@garrett3108
@garrett3108 2 месяца назад
It’s a bit irrelevant, honestly, seeing as the number is 120 guns per 100 citizens… all it means is the actual number is likely much higher
@prncrx
@prncrx 2 месяца назад
@@garrett3108​​⁠the actual number is definitely higher, though it's worth noting, at a large scale there's 2 fairly distinct groups of gun owners: people who own one gun (a handgun or shotgun in a drawer/closet for defense), and people who own a lot of guns (enthusiasts, collectors, etc.)
@vacuumsleeve
@vacuumsleeve 2 месяца назад
"Do Americans really love guns?" while showing a MP5. Yes, yes we do. Give me a MP5.
@microsoftpain
@microsoftpain 2 месяца назад
real af 🍻 u a real one
@anicca9959
@anicca9959 Месяц назад
Your not a real American if you don’t enjoy your guns period point blank
@GEKWINS
@GEKWINS Месяц назад
Ww love our guns
@Dulex321
@Dulex321 Месяц назад
@calebcase80
@calebcase80 Месяц назад
Why America loves German supermodels.... I mean mp5s😂
@9vHeart
@9vHeart 2 месяца назад
Horses fails to note that there is a widespread belief that there are many more gun owners than is recorded by pollsters since owners have become increasingly wary of discussing such matters with random callers.
@calholli
@calholli 2 месяца назад
Also, many of those "viol3nt" stats are from good people stopping bad guys.. Yet it shows up on the statistics as if it was a bad thing, when it's not.
@johnfyten3392
@johnfyten3392 2 месяца назад
@calholli Absolutely correct. Also, if you take the liberal cities with the strictest gun control measures out of the equation, then the violent crime rate is miniscule. Horses made himself an extremely biased, manipulation of the facts here. It just goes to show that even someone intelligent like this creator, can be badly brainwashed in leftwing colleges
@johnfyten3392
@johnfyten3392 2 месяца назад
Very much correct. Also if you take away the blue cities with the strictest gc measures, the crime stats are actually extremely low
@patricknowak7509
@patricknowak7509 2 месяца назад
@@calhollithat is completely false. There are been countless studies that show a very small percentage of total gun deaths are in self defense.
@calholli
@calholli 2 месяца назад
@@patricknowak7509 PoI^ce shoot^ngz aren't considered self def3nse-- yet it's nearly always taking out bad peopl3 and saving lives.. granted, they make plenty of mistakes also.
@jrmbvn
@jrmbvn 2 месяца назад
Oh boy , I cant wait to read all the wonderful and civil comments this video will bring...
@michaelbecker2693
@michaelbecker2693 2 месяца назад
just wait for the completely sane person to argue that having assault rifles at home does in fact not raise risk for kids "you just have to educate them early enough" 😂😂😂 delusional
@implausibleimpossiblehypot4006
@implausibleimpossiblehypot4006 2 месяца назад
​@@michaelbecker2693 unsafe because they are out in the open all of my firearms are in a attic in a gun safe all with barrel and trigger locks and empty mags in another location and ammo in another locked location.
@wtice4632
@wtice4632 2 месяца назад
​@@michaelbecker2693youre actually wrong tho 😂. Youre so arrogant.
@verxw74
@verxw74 2 месяца назад
​@@wtice4632and so it begins 😂
@michaelbecker2693
@michaelbecker2693 2 месяца назад
@@wtice4632 elaborate
@MyopicMickey
@MyopicMickey 2 месяца назад
Mid-video ad was for a gun holster. After-video ad was for the Sandy Hook Promise organization.
@rockstarofredondo
@rockstarofredondo 2 месяца назад
Ugh, that Sandy Hook Promise ad comes up so much. Ambulance chaser disgustingness.
@glitchtime404
@glitchtime404 2 месяца назад
RU-vid plays all sides, what can I say?
@AKguru762
@AKguru762 2 месяца назад
It’s about the duality of man.
@jakethejeweler3092
@jakethejeweler3092 2 месяца назад
Show me your war face
@JS-ol4dx
@JS-ol4dx 2 месяца назад
​@@rockstarofredondo that AJ lawsuit money putting in work
@BigAl9117
@BigAl9117 2 месяца назад
18:17 The passage talking about gun violence increases between 1958 and 1968 mention Glock being introduced the the civilian market. Glock didn't start manufacturing firearms until 1982 and they didn't hit the American market until 1986.
@sureokk
@sureokk 2 месяца назад
Yep
@SilverState99
@SilverState99 2 месяца назад
Horse is a Left winger, its no suprise he uses bad data
@nickbrowning3270
@nickbrowning3270 2 месяца назад
It’s sad the politics are clearly getting to him
@sunnohh
@sunnohh 2 месяца назад
Rofl, two facts not necessarily the same fact. Lol reading.
@nickbrowning3270
@nickbrowning3270 2 месяца назад
@@sunnohh pills. Now
@bernardsouza814
@bernardsouza814 2 месяца назад
I am an immigrant and very happy gun owner. In my country of birth guns are strictly for police and military, yet we have insane gun crimes. Do not expect your government or police to save you.
@GlazeonthewickeR
@GlazeonthewickeR 2 месяца назад
In America, guns are everywhere and in the hands of everyone and they have insane gun crimes. Not sure what point you’re trying to make. The highest cause of death among children in America is also firearms, above car accidents and cancer.
@DodoYuhhr
@DodoYuhhr 2 месяца назад
​@GlazeonthewickeR the "children" you mentioned are mostly 17-19 year Olds either killing themselves or killing each other in gang violence in places where gun control hasn't and still doesn't work
@tchumango9131
@tchumango9131 2 месяца назад
100% Brazilian comment
@mvmmoth
@mvmmoth 2 месяца назад
You’re entirely welcome here as well brother. I’m glad you know how to appreciate freedom 🍻
@Chelzebelles
@Chelzebelles 2 месяца назад
​@GlazeonthewickeR That is 100% FALSE information The leading cause of death for children is Accidental poisoning... followed by car accidents.
@lukewi7186
@lukewi7186 2 месяца назад
$12 in 1850 had the buying power of $465.26 in todays value. 18 cents in 1900 had the buying of $6.55 in todays value
@MaxGiu
@MaxGiu 2 месяца назад
also, there are way more people than back then... waaay more technologies and hunger and stuff like that... its not "everything is expensive now"
@scottbogen1168
@scottbogen1168 2 месяца назад
Everything else about money has changed, too. If I need to come up with $500 by the end of the week, I have a lot of options. I can sell something on FB Marketplace, or take out a loan, or put it on credit, and so on. If I’m living in 1850, coming up with $13 could be an impossible task.
@secondhandsmoke10
@secondhandsmoke10 2 месяца назад
_I’d buy _*_that_*_ for a dollar!_
@semi_silent
@semi_silent 2 месяца назад
Also don’t forget that a big part of a guns cost, is all the costs of the red tape needed in the production. Such as lawyers, federal permits, auditing, unreadable taxes and further costs.
@JohnDBloch
@JohnDBloch 2 месяца назад
The other thing he did was compare apples to oranges. 22LR firearms are almost always less expensive than firearms that shoot a heavier load, this is because less pressure is involved. A walker colt revolver needs to be much stronger thing than a 22lr anything. Also, if you look at all of the earlier colts, he was tooling up to produce them, which costs money. New tech is more expensive than old tech, we all know that. He was producing cutting edge firearms and demanded cutting edge prices.
@signoguns8501
@signoguns8501 2 месяца назад
Guns are a huge part of american culture. Like they are integral to the national character. Firearm possession is literally enshrined in their founding documents, their nation was built on rebellion and revolution, which would not have been possible without guns. So asking them to give up guns is like asking them to give up everything that makes them American. In Europe, firearms arent a significant part of their culture. Barely a part of it at all. Thats why its so difficult for non-Americans to understand the fascination. Thats my interpretation as a British person anyway. Its the fundamental aspect of their identity, the American way of life, maybe the most important part.
@Null94
@Null94 2 месяца назад
Idk, wasn't the UK "saved" (built) on weapons during the two world wars? Built on violence and force with colonialism? Why isn't your society's identity based on them? What perpetuates the idea that America needs weapons but the UK doesn't?
@FeverMutt
@FeverMutt 2 месяца назад
This was said perfectly and is likely the only sane comment here. My boyfriend (Who is also from the UK) said pretty much the same thing many times. Freedom of Speech and Expression as well as the RIGHT to own Firearms is what makes the United States what it is and it is a complete and total fluke that we are still able to practice such individual freedoms in our modern age of government over reach and control. I hope we still are able to do so long into the distant future. ~ A Pro-Gun LGBT person
@disconnection7
@disconnection7 2 месяца назад
The nation was also built on genocide. Very important omission there.
@MaxGiu
@MaxGiu 2 месяца назад
hyperconsumism culture... thats the problem, usa has no real culture, but capitalism and consumerism
@tyballard8195
@tyballard8195 2 месяца назад
Yes sir, but it is the right that all other rights are built on. The second amendment was written to protect us against government oppression, which is a reason we can have funny memes on our phones and yall can’t.
@PracticalNeuron
@PracticalNeuron 2 месяца назад
that m4 with a scope in the thumbnail is absolutely foul
@splinky1633
@splinky1633 2 месяца назад
Thought the same thing
@dynomitejec
@dynomitejec 2 месяца назад
I didn't notice that one, i was looking at the tec pointed at their arm...
@nayrtnartsipacify
@nayrtnartsipacify 2 месяца назад
​@@dynomitejec#metoo
@calholli
@calholli 2 месяца назад
It's not an M4.. It has an A2 stock and looks like an 18" barrel... That, plus the fact that it has a long range scope says that it's most likely an SPR. That picture was taken before the M4 even existed.
@thinkharder9332
@thinkharder9332 2 месяца назад
@@calholli SPR's didn't exist and are typified by having free floated rails, stainless barrels. The one in the thumbnail is a 16" carbine gas with a non free floated handguard. The mk12, which SPR stems from, is 18" rifle gas with free floated rail. The m4 isn't a commercial offering. however carbine stocks and gas systems have existed since 1965
@_-pf_gd-_
@_-pf_gd-_ 2 месяца назад
In Mexico Article 10 of the constitution allows any civilian to own firearms that are deemed "acceptable" by the government (Hint, none of them are), but even with that restriction already in place, more draconian laws were implemented in 1972, 4 years after the government had massacred students in Tlatelolco for the crime of assembling (They weren't even protesting at the time). No one spoke against gun control and now we live in a country where organized crime is free to kidnap and rape our families while corrupt military and police institutions look away and also engage in crimes against their own citizenship. If you give away your gun rights you are condemning your people to live in a dystopian anarcho tyranny.
@cruisingscenesandtakingbea4197
@cruisingscenesandtakingbea4197 2 месяца назад
Drugs flow north into the US, guns flow south into Mexico. Been like that for decades but I do wish some of those guns would find their way into the hands of the citizens instead of the cartels.
@thurin84
@thurin84 2 месяца назад
@@cruisingscenesandtakingbea4197 only because of the atf lol. cartels dont need american guns, they manufacture and import their own just fine.
@BrorealeK
@BrorealeK 2 месяца назад
"This thing happened. Then this thing happened. Thing 1 made Thing 2 happen. I proveded it."
@_-pf_gd-_
@_-pf_gd-_ 2 месяца назад
@@BrorealeK If you seriously don't think Tlatelolco + El Halconazo + the subsequent guerrilla movements that formed inside the country aren't what moved the government to pass that law then you suffer from a mental disability.
@Midwestemoisme
@Midwestemoisme Месяц назад
pinning all that on just “they took guns away” is so reductive it’s actually stupid
@kevinwilson8077
@kevinwilson8077 2 месяца назад
A well balanced breakfast, being necessary to the productivity of a healthy person, the right of the people to cook and eat bacon, shall not be infringed.
@co2gonzo
@co2gonzo 2 месяца назад
Finally, some said what needed to be said
@GigaChad682
@GigaChad682 2 месяца назад
I don't know if this is satirical or not, but I unironically agree.
@willbaker8505
@willbaker8505 2 месяца назад
Oy vay goy, it's not kosher
@rickwrites2612
@rickwrites2612 2 месяца назад
2 delicious slices of the bacon Is the due of every human on the earth (on the earth!) 2 delicious slices of the bacon Is what we get instead of social justice (justice!)...
@gmyza4849
@gmyza4849 2 месяца назад
NOBODY NEEDS A DOZEN EGGS
@burtpenguin
@burtpenguin 2 месяца назад
what the ACTUAL FUCK is on top of that AR-15 in the thumbnail they damn near put the whole hubble telescope on it
@letsplay2bros679
@letsplay2bros679 2 месяца назад
That’s what I’m saying it looks like shite and no sane man would have that
@Recreationaltrespasser
@Recreationaltrespasser 2 месяца назад
The very large objective lens scope was popular as a tactical item In the 80s and 90s due to the large field of view it provides. Sunlight tubes were similarly popular, and is just a plain tube 2 or 3 inches deep that threads on the front of the scope to act as a visor. They're actually pretty nice to use, weight and bulk aside.
@Jdmking-kp1mu
@Jdmking-kp1mu 2 месяца назад
Yeah my uncle used to have a 20x magnification optic on his fixed carry handle AR. After he gave it to me I replaced it with a 3x magnification prism. It’s so much easier to use now lol.
@Jdmking-kp1mu
@Jdmking-kp1mu 2 месяца назад
@@Recreationaltrespasser I don’t think it would be very useful though. 5.56 only has an effective range up to about 600 yards.
@empel1584
@empel1584 24 дня назад
The Girl in the Tumbnail is Gabriella whited, you can see her talking about it briefly in her 3 minute arm workout video.
@whart4613
@whart4613 2 месяца назад
thank you for convincing me to pursue a career in gunsmithing
@dannydanumba2619
@dannydanumba2619 2 месяца назад
That’s awesome dude, wish you the best of luck
@Pewpew1789
@Pewpew1789 Месяц назад
@@dannydanumba2619yea he going to need it I would personally wait until Bidens out and see if a gun friendly president comes because a man who did literally nothing but buy gun parts is resting in a cell right now in New York FJB but this is a free country just be careful of the crazy uncle in Washington he found the mushrooms again😂
@madlad_dad
@madlad_dad Месяц назад
Sonoran Desert Institute. Sorry, I watch too much Garand Thumb.
@amhuman5138
@amhuman5138 Месяц назад
@@madlad_dad Ha, I'm in that boat, saw this and my mind was immediately thinking SDI
@madlad_dad
@madlad_dad Месяц назад
@@amhuman5138 it’s funny how Mike crops up in your brain when you least expect him to. lol
@scarab0b
@scarab0b 2 месяца назад
As a Georgian, many people here have a similar attitude towards gun ownership. Even though we have pretty strict (and frankly, foolish) concealed carry laws, many civilians still have guns, often more than one. Gun ownership, as well as the right to bear arms of any sort, have a history that dates back centuries here. Ironically enough, the only time in its history when Georgians were made to give up their arms was in 1917 (we all know how that fairytale went lol). Even that happened after a brief war against the Red Army. There's a street named after the young Junkers who fought the Russians in the capital Tbilisi. Nowadays, the legality of gun ownership has become a much more politicizes issue, even in Georgia, with most opposition parties trying to revert the current government's gun laws and allow concealed carry after passing a psych evaluation. If it does materialize, Georgia will be the first post-Soviet country to legalize cannabis AND civilian gun ownership. Funny how things can change in a realtively short period of time
@gurgel1746
@gurgel1746 2 месяца назад
Idk why but i thought you meant Georgia The state at first and became confused when you started talking about The red army 😂
@johnfyten3392
@johnfyten3392 2 месяца назад
You are on the right path. Communists and fascists alike, are both very pro gun control. I'll stick with the opposite
@scarab0b
@scarab0b 2 месяца назад
@@gurgel1746 lol
@Iron-Bridge
@Iron-Bridge 2 месяца назад
"Georgia. Sweet sweet Georgia on my mind"
@swagmund_freud6669
@swagmund_freud6669 2 месяца назад
@@gurgel1746 We really should rename Georgia the country to Sakartvelo in English.
@rayke0627
@rayke0627 2 месяца назад
When youre settling the apalachian mountains a gun is in fact needed for defence against wild animals and such. You cant use a hatched as the law guy said
@BeardOperator
@BeardOperator 2 месяца назад
Yep, Greetings from WNC, a couple years ago we had a really bad bear problem. Bears are usually a lot more scared of you than you are of them, but imagine waking up with a mad or sick one on your porch or getting trapped inside your fenced in yard with 3 cubs and a protective mom. Guns are a must, my nephew has hit two dear and had to humanly put them outta their misery. Everyone in my family carrys a rifle and a pistol with them at all times. Shall Not and Will not be infringed.
@thekamotodragon
@thekamotodragon 2 месяца назад
True, everyone who makes anti-gun arguments, i have noticed at least, are not real outdoors people who LIVE there. They might visit or go hiking or something, btu they've never had to build their own cabin or hunt for their food or survey their own land. If they were, they'd know how important a firearm can be for your survival in these situations. City people think that they're so protected from these scenarios, but society is very delicate, and someone might not always be there to sell you food, you might have to grow or obtain it yourself 1 day. Plus, there is no reality where I'm gonna walk through say, the Smokey Mountain wilderness, without being armed. Bears and Mountain Lions are common.
@warweasel2832
@warweasel2832 Месяц назад
Also, self defense against highwaymen and fending off attacks by Native Americans was ABSOLUTELY what was in mind for those colonists. Not just "warmaking". Ridiculous.
@Oblivisci........
@Oblivisci........ Месяц назад
​@@thekamotodragonI sincerely doubt you, either, have "built your own cabin" or live off the grid. Lol
@Oblivisci........
@Oblivisci........ Месяц назад
​@thekamotodragon Also how often do bears and mountain lions kill people in the Smokey Mountains? Not even one a year.
@alexcarter8807
@alexcarter8807 2 месяца назад
The term "Well-regulated" in the 2nd amendment means "sighted-in and regularly trained" not "regulated" in the modern sense of being controlled by the government. Old shooting manuals will talk about the "regulation of the sights" which means getting the sights zeroed in. Now, in old England, it was standard to require every Englishman to regularly practice with the long bow, as it was crucial in times of war to have plenty of well-trained archers. In the US, while no lesser a personage than Ben Franklin Himself said that training in the bow might be best, it was generally recognized (and more and more so as gun technology advanced) that it was a good thing to have plenty of trained shooters on tap in case of war. So when the US became a country, the founders made it very clear that everyone (may not apply if female or POC) who wants one may have a gun because this way there would be lots of trained shooters. I personally may or may not agree with this, but this is how we got here.
@JohnDoeTheTroll
@JohnDoeTheTroll 2 месяца назад
@@S1ipperyJim Wrong!
@thurin84
@thurin84 2 месяца назад
@@S1ipperyJim wrong. in 18th century vernacular "well regulated" means "functioning properly" and has nothing, what so ever, to do with government oversight. my favortie example is a man writing to his brother celebrating his watch being "returned to a well regulated state.". not to mention supporting clauses in no way limit or restrict subject clauses.
@user-pj7di4zf8s
@user-pj7di4zf8s 2 месяца назад
According to George Mason, "well regulated" meant of sound mind and body. If you don't know who George was, might want to learn.........
@warweasel2832
@warweasel2832 Месяц назад
@@user-pj7di4zf8s Able bodied, yeah. Basically, let's not have a militia that's kneecapped by restriction and red tape.
@judahboyd2107
@judahboyd2107 Месяц назад
This is exactly right. It was originally the intention of the founding fathers that the US exist with a militia alone and no standing army. For the miniscule federal budget of the time a militia was much cheaper, and they feared the possibility of a military takeover. They eventually realized that a standing army was necessary to secure American interests.
@Stellar_Politics
@Stellar_Politics 2 месяца назад
But when the Black Panther Party wanted black communities to be self-policed with guns, Reagan took the right to open carry firearms illegal.
@Jaggerbush
@Jaggerbush 2 месяца назад
2:03 "The majority of America believe gun ownership is a Right" It IS protected under the Right to bear arms so maybe a better sentence would have been "The majority of Americans support gun ownership as it's historically been protected under the 2nd amendment"
@stuffystuffsityas6302
@stuffystuffsityas6302 2 месяца назад
Maybe he should have included the rapid change in guns from way back then to now. They weren’t necessarily granting them the right to a firearm that could load and fire in seconds lol
@mccad00
@mccad00 2 месяца назад
@@stuffystuffsityas6302 the second ammendment protects ARMS, not firearms, but ARMS in their entirety. It's clear that the principle behind it was to ensure americans could be armed, own and bear weapons. And for context, many americans owned war-ships and cannons at the time of the founding, which were used to fight the revolutionary war. You also need to keep in mind that even though muskets are slow, the military had the same slow obsolete weapons that the people did. Allowing the people to be armed with muskets at the time of the founding would be no different than allowing modern citizens to be armed with M249s and M16s
@BrorealeK
@BrorealeK 2 месяца назад
@@mccad00 "many" Which many, dude.
@mccad00
@mccad00 2 месяца назад
@@BrorealeK what do you mean which “many”? What I’m trying to say here is that private citizens owned war-ships and cannons which were used in the revolutionary war
@UnknownGamer40464
@UnknownGamer40464 2 месяца назад
​@@stuffystuffsityas6302 The puckle gun, averaging 9 shots per minute (3x faster than conventional muskets) and with an 11 round magazine , was created in 1718 and used as ship guns by the British. This was included in "arms" The Ferguson rifle was a breech loading rifle the British used literally during the revolutionary war against them, was also way faster than a musket and "light infantry troops could continue loading and firing without breaking cover, even when lying prone". Like a modern gun, able to be quickly loaded and held prone while remaining concealed. The Belton Flintlock was a repeating flintlock rifle presented directly to the Continental Congress in 1777 and could fire 8 shots before reloading. Literally a repeating rifle in 1777. A century or more even before this they had guns with multiple barrels that could fire as many times as there were barrels, or could fire a devastating 8 .50 caliber rounds at once. And within the founding fathers' lifetime percussion cap repeating weapons more similar to what we have today, and are in fact still used today, were born (1820s, ~40yrs after 1776). Yes. They. Did. Know.
@ColonelSanders17
@ColonelSanders17 2 месяца назад
I appreciate that the 2nd Amendment acknowledges that the government should not have the monopoly of force.
@frug5629
@frug5629 2 месяца назад
Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Our ancestors thoroughly understood that and thus wanted the playing field to be even. An armed society keeps the government in line.
@Boozer112
@Boozer112 22 дня назад
@@frug5629That quote is from the 19th century and is anti-monarchical + do you really think that if every hillbilly with an AR in their closet got together to resist the government, the government would be perturbed at all? Our ancestors understood that, in a loose union of small colonies with no real government oversight, you needed to invoke nationalism at the smallest levels to have any chance of staving off the British. By leaving those doctrines in place, we allowed for half of the country to attempt to secede from the country all because they disagreed with a policy. If that is what our ancestors understood, I’d say their idea of democracy is more aligned with anarchism, where the power is in the hands of individual unions who could at any point violently protest the central government.
@benc5096
@benc5096 2 месяца назад
One statistic that I think would have been interesting to include is violent crime with any weapon across countries. My intuition would say that we’re not much more violent than other countries, we just use guns as the weapon instead of a knife or a club or something
@Cowboycomando54
@Cowboycomando54 2 месяца назад
Oddly enough, developed countries like England and Australia have significantly higher rates of violent crime than the US.
@Tmanowns
@Tmanowns 2 месяца назад
I mean, we do have a violence issue, but yeah, anytime I hear someone say "gun violence," I stop caring about what they have to say, because it's such a blatant manipulation of data. Knife attacks are just as horrific as gun attacks. Dying is dying. I think the other problem is how many people don't realize just how dangerous knives are. And the section of this video where Horses talks about how you had to think about it, and there was a barrier of entry to violence is so dumb. Many of the worst atrocities in history predate guns. People have willingly and gleefully murdered with knives, axes, clubs, etc for all of human history. The difference was that a handful of psychopaths who were strong enough could keep getting away with it, and everyone else had to live at their mercy. Guns simply allowed the less strong to have the ability to kill as well. Now, any psycho can kill, but additionally, any normal person can protect themselves. But yeah, another note regarding your thought on "gun violence" stats is well founded, because it also includes self defense cases, self inflicted deaths (which alone account for two thirds of gun deaths), and police shootings. It's disingenuous to say the least.
@matthewdurkin9543
@matthewdurkin9543 2 месяца назад
Your intuition isn't really correct at least on a quick comparison to European homicide rates (ignoring method of homicide). US is >5x higher than UK, Germany, France, Spain, etc
@mortalakira
@mortalakira Месяц назад
@@Tmanownshe literally put homocides per 1000 in the video and USA still ranks fairly far above other well developed countries, theres no blatant misinterpretation of data here, your just deafening yourself to the facts that guns are dangerous.
@Tmanowns
@Tmanowns Месяц назад
@mortalakira I literally said we have a violence issue in general. All I was saying was the phrase "gun violence" is a litmus test on whether someone is just interested in the guns, or interested in the root causes.
@QuartuvLarry
@QuartuvLarry Месяц назад
We certainly deserve the right to privately own fully armed battle tanks. A tank crew, being more than one person and working in tandem with each other, is quite literally a well-regulated militia.
@universome511
@universome511 2 месяца назад
if guns were prohibitively expensive in the 1700s then why were there laws saying every house had to have one
@captainjules6033
@captainjules6033 2 месяца назад
Soldiers for most of history were expected to purchase their own equipment. It’s simple: the government mandated that people spend a ton of money on a thing.
@jgalt91
@jgalt91 2 месяца назад
That part was funny to me for a few reasons "You're going to jail!" "Why?" "For not having a gun!" "I shouldn't be in trouble for that!" "What the fuck are you going to do about it without a gun? Bitch."
@universome511
@universome511 2 месяца назад
@@captainjules6033 Now that's not Prohibitively expensive then is it
@captainjules6033
@captainjules6033 2 месяца назад
@@universome511 what? No something being very expensive does not mean that people can’t be forced to buy it anyway. Health insurance is prohibitively expensive and it’s illegal not to have it
@thurin84
@thurin84 2 месяца назад
hey, how dare you notice a contradiction in this "unbiased" video!!! just drink the koolaid!
@macmourning
@macmourning 2 месяца назад
as an American, I too earned my love of guns from playing fortnite and Nerf Guns with my friends.
@ferrisbueller9991
@ferrisbueller9991 2 месяца назад
Lil older so Halo Combat Evolved and of course nerf guns, however I was drawing them earlier than that.
@stepbrochungus7722
@stepbrochungus7722 2 месяца назад
For me it was handling an sks and thinking "why does this work" and now I can fix most anything.
@TarikJasim
@TarikJasim 2 месяца назад
the new age wild west
@noahblack5647
@noahblack5647 2 месяца назад
@stepbrochungus7722 I used to own a Norinco. I wish I had never sold it. 😪 Hope you still have yours!!!
@stepbrochungus7722
@stepbrochungus7722 2 месяца назад
@@noahblack5647 its chinese but appears earlier model. I didnt manage to get a norincho but i do have an orignal daewoo k2.
@reetmiester1503
@reetmiester1503 2 месяца назад
Why Americans still love guns: “The tree of Liberty must be watered with the blood of tyrants from time to time.” - IDK some famous guy
@WhiteTrashTennessee
@WhiteTrashTennessee 2 месяца назад
Gay
@Lifesizemortal
@Lifesizemortal 2 месяца назад
It's funny to hear that said and then never see a follow up. Most patriotic gun owners don't believe a single thing they actually say.
@comradecameron3726
@comradecameron3726 2 месяца назад
@@LifesizemortalHere we go again.
@richardcarson3596
@richardcarson3596 2 месяца назад
Tyrants and patriots.
@sknight874
@sknight874 2 месяца назад
Owning a gun is the number one indicator for how a person votes. And they aren't voting for non-authoritarians.
@BruTheThreat
@BruTheThreat 2 месяца назад
The criminal under ground market of firearms has to be factored into our estimated statistics of American gun ownership. We have enough guns for every American with ~20 million to spare. Just imagine how much are out there that we aren’t are of. Criminals aren’t going to turn in their guns if a ban is passed. So don’t expect me to turn in mine either. Stay strapped or get clapped.
@Boozer112
@Boozer112 22 дня назад
Criminal underground? like unlicensed gun vendors at conventions selling weapons totally unregulated? Like 3D-printed, unregistered firearms? Like people who live near the border buying weapons legally and trafficking them to cartels? If you’re talking about criminals with weapons, where do you think they got them, they didn’t just spawn out of thin air? If your belief is that the issue of gun violence is the result of criminal networks, what is your solution to that?
@chronicandironic8701
@chronicandironic8701 9 дней назад
@@Boozer112I can tell you know nothing about what you’re taking about.
@thatsnodildo1974
@thatsnodildo1974 2 месяца назад
Im a huge gun enthusiast and collector. Honestly i think it comes down to Poverty and Mental Health. Theres no good way for inproverished or mentally ill people to get help leading them to a life of crime. Time and time again its shown that poverty that breeds crime and mental health not being treated is another issue.
@user-mn8lz7gf6d
@user-mn8lz7gf6d 2 месяца назад
also lack of empathy in big cities.
@thatsnodildo1974
@thatsnodildo1974 2 месяца назад
​@user-mn8lz7gf6d the issue on Big cities is poverty and unchecked mental illness. We as a nation are heading down a similar path of Japan. A lack of Human connection as well is going to breed mental illness and anger unlike ever seen before
@cricker1998
@cricker1998 2 месяца назад
​@@user-mn8lz7gf6dthis as well. I visited boston from kansas and it's a whole different way of talking to each other there
@kellylyons1038
@kellylyons1038 Месяц назад
Agreed, even when i used to be very liberal/leftist, i never promoted gun control. I always said we needed better mental health care and other social services that would help those in need/at risk to get bare necessities and have a safe place to be so they dont get drawn into crime.
@montypython5521
@montypython5521 Месяц назад
Crime breeds poverty, not the other way around.
@aecs9188
@aecs9188 2 месяца назад
Kind of feels odd at 2:58 when gun homicides are compared to countries where they are illegal and not just all homicides committed
@stiofanmacamhalghaidhau765
@stiofanmacamhalghaidhau765 2 месяца назад
all of europe, north africa, much of the middle east and south asia rate better than the US using that metric also
@a-dolphin
@a-dolphin 2 месяца назад
​@@stiofanmacamhalghaidhau765you might want to rethink the middle east aspect, they have a massive firearm culture there, and much more loose on safety than American gun culture. I've seen some videos.
@wesleygibson8039
@wesleygibson8039 2 месяца назад
@@a-dolphin do you really think the average person in the Middle East can buy a gun?
@NukeTelAviv
@NukeTelAviv 2 месяца назад
Yeah that's intentional.
@borisbeltev7214
@borisbeltev7214 2 месяца назад
Yes its quite easy and cheap
@aether6500
@aether6500 Месяц назад
The first battle of the Revolutionary War was about gun confiscation. Colonists had been talking about revolution for many years. It wasn't until the British rode to Concord, MA to take our cannons that we met them in Lexington and stopped them. That was OUR military (we were British colonists) trying to take our guns. The Battle of Lexington and Concord was April 19, 1775. 2A was supposed to guarantee that no government, foreign or domestic, can never point a bigger gun at us than we can point back, if we can afford it.
@GulagBear
@GulagBear 22 дня назад
and yet US basically make it impossible for civilians to get a warhead that will truly bring some shit if the government turn tyrannical
@greenvelvet
@greenvelvet 20 дней назад
I can't tell if this statement is pro-gun or anti-gun. You're talking about a period where AR-15s didn't exist. It was the time of single single shot muskets and we're not fighting the British anymore. We have become the colonizing power.
@greenvelvet
@greenvelvet 20 дней назад
Do you think the government really wants to take away your gun? They own you. they control you you've already lost. Only an idiot thinks they're going to have a gun fight with the Government
@brentsrx7
@brentsrx7 2 месяца назад
Nobody is going to admit to owning guns in a survey.
@NukeTelAviv
@NukeTelAviv 2 месяца назад
Gun ownership in America exists to protect the individual from overbearing illegitimate power structures. People advocating for civilian disarmament are either incapable of recognizing that fact or themselves benefit from those illegitimate power structures. Furthermore attempting to minimize the utility of common privately owned firearms by comparing them to weaponry owned and operated by power structures only serves to portray those power structures as illegitimate, therefore reinforcing the initial purpose of firearms ownership. I do agree that gun violence should be curbed, but through education, not subjugation. I'd love to live in a world without the need for weapons, but we are not there yet and won't be for a long time.
@ColeTrainStudio
@ColeTrainStudio 2 месяца назад
The issue with education is that it doesn't always produce the intended effect. Yes, it helps with gun accidents, especially for the young. In situations where death is a likely result, education is a must, but cannot be the only answer. Like many things, the best way to produce results is to implement a something that forces people to do things a certain way. In this case, stricter gun laws, delayed buying processes, no untracked private sales, no stand your ground laws, no concealed or open carry, marketing warnings (think cigarettes), required licensing of all owned firearms and ammunition with regular check-ins by government officials, police not able to carry firearms on their person (have weapons locked in safes in squad cars), etc. Some would say that that sounds like a bureaucratic nightmare; that's entirely the point. Making it an inconvenience to purchase, own, and operate any firearm will naturally curb unneeded ownership and in-the-moment decisions (i.e. suicides, crimes of passion). If you're a hunter, you could easily make this process something you have to undertake to get your hunting license each year. If you're a sport shooter, there could easily be ways to avoid part or most of the bureaucracy by storing firearm and ammo at your shooting club. Farmers could have an audit period after harvest time. For a succinct illustration: lowering the speed limit on a road doesn't actually make people slow down. Enforcing the speed limit with automatic cameras or by implementing road infrastructure that forces slower driving, like narrower lanes or chicanes, does make people slow down.
@chrislonsdale6709
@chrislonsdale6709 2 месяца назад
Your government subjugated you in last 20 years like most other Western nations. Still, you get to LARP in the woods that your some vanguard of freedom.
@PoopSqueezenuts
@PoopSqueezenuts 2 месяца назад
under no pretende
@NukeTelAviv
@NukeTelAviv 2 месяца назад
​@@ColeTrainStudio I stopped reading at "forces". You're probably being genuine so I'll be genuine with you. The entire purpose of enshrining private firearms ownership is so that people cannot be *forced* to do things. By placing power over civilian firearm ownership in the hands of the power structures against which those privately owned firearms exist to be used against you are negating the entire principle of civilian firearm ownership altogether. I understand that there are many policies and procedures that have been proposed to address gun violence, but any of those policies and procedures that attack the root and purpose of civilian firearms ownership is a non starter. There are no easy fixes to any social, political, or economic issue.
@JayRoKs1811
@JayRoKs1811 2 месяца назад
okay so i agree with this but i think as much as from your view chastising people who own guns is bad and creates a bad ripple effect the same happens in my opinion from how defensive people get about the second amendment. i appreciate your views and do believe education is the key to solving most of these arguments. however everytime i’ve tried to have a nuanced argument about it with most second amendment supports it’s always gone really poorly. it’s like on the left where people aren’t using critical thought to understand how to effectively curb gun violence, the same happens on the right with everyone fear mongering that the government is gonna take over and guns are necessary. for a general sense of safety i agree guns should have easier access as it is in my mind kind of akin to freedom of speech. we don’t need to practice it all the time but the ability to do so should be something we possess. that however is a very delicate line that most in this country cannot walk straight regardless of which side of it they are on
@usmcjawbreaker97
@usmcjawbreaker97 2 месяца назад
Stats on this topic are often skewed by suicides. Between 1/2 to 2/3 of gun deaths are self inflicted. And while this is tragic, I feel it’s necessary to address it as a separate issue than gun violence.
@NukeTelAviv
@NukeTelAviv 2 месяца назад
He won't do that because this video is designed to get likes, not to educate.
@austinrodriguez1298
@austinrodriguez1298 2 месяца назад
Glad you mentioned this. A lot of people overlook this or just are unaware of it. Good info to put out
@dr.barber5895
@dr.barber5895 2 месяца назад
Idk, suicide with a firearm is pretty violent. Also suicide is almost always an impulsive decision one which is made a lot more rash by easy means, ie the presence of a firearm.
@piedpiper1172
@piedpiper1172 2 месяца назад
Except that the presence of guns is itself a driver of self-inflicted unaliving (S-IU). Unalive people are unalive people, no matter who pulls the trigger. Self-inflicted unalive shouldn’t be discounted. There is strong evidence that suicidal impulses often last mere hours-so the proliferation of a device that makes it incredibly easy to end oneself within seconds of having the impulse directly increases the S-IU rate. This also disproportionately harms men. We live in a culture that undervalues male mental health interventions while simultaneously promoting male ownership of a device that dramatically increases the odds that a single episode of S-IU impulse will result in tombstoning. Most S-IU attempts with any method other than firearms are survived. They simply take too long to end your life, and extend the window of survival. Firearms don’t. Firearms are the only S-IU method that is fatal in over 50% of attempts. This is why firearms make up a minority of attempts, but supermajority of fatalities. Guns are lethal. Owning one significantly increases the odds that a single bad day will result in the owner grievously wounding or unaliving themselves or others. You’re also much more likely to use a gun you own on yourself, your family, or your friends than ever even experience a situation where it would be used for self defense. This platform doesn’t play nice with links, but I will still cite my sources. All stats and claims in this post can be verified by viewing the CDC’s most recent S-IU and flatline by violence, accident, or misadventure statistics from 2022 and (when fully available) 2023. (Language adjusted to attempt to address auto removal-I know it’s dumb and I really dislike that the edit worked.)
@patsmith1129
@patsmith1129 2 месяца назад
This is an important statistic but I feel it is often only referenced when it is time to discuss gun control or mass shooting issues. We should address both the mental health crisis with free mental (and physical) health care for all and the mass shooting crisis with extensive gun control and banning of assault weapons and handguns, in my opinion.
@rooster5228
@rooster5228 2 месяца назад
“By the mid 19 century guns were clunky and unreliable” my hawken from the 1830’s is one of if not the best rifle I’ve ever owned
@thurin84
@thurin84 2 месяца назад
yep, you can tell this video was made by someone with little firearms knowledge.
@bro918
@bro918 17 дней назад
@@thurin84 Its a common trend among the types of folks who make videos like this, lol
@thurin84
@thurin84 17 дней назад
@@bro918 yet they feel qualified to tell other people what guns they can have and how to use them lol.
@essvd2524
@essvd2524 16 дней назад
“The right of the people to keep and bear arms” sounds pretty clear to me
@CNYKnifeNut
@CNYKnifeNut 2 месяца назад
Those 3 kids in the thumbnail have better trigger discipline than 95% of adults.
@joelfett4739
@joelfett4739 2 месяца назад
Going to have to agree with you on that one
@empel1584
@empel1584 24 дня назад
The Girl in the Tumbnail is Gabriella Whited, she talked about it briefly in her 3 minute arm workout video
@Euph0rical
@Euph0rical 2 месяца назад
11:25 The Spanish conquistadors considered firearms “extremely advanced” weapons, just like their swords. They were armed to the teeth with them when they conquered the Aztec and Inca empires. So saying that early Americans didn’t look at a gun as a weapon is ridiculous. They were “not efficient” weapons, sure. But they were weapons.
@tzar9395
@tzar9395 2 месяца назад
They were much more efficient when it came to production and training though. Also the conquistadors armed their allies, who were rival kingdoms and tribes to the Aztec Empire with firearms. They were really advanced to almost all of Europe during the times of the Spanish conquests of the Americas and were used to full effect in every battle.
@burtbiggum499
@burtbiggum499 2 месяца назад
It was efficient as part of a weapon system. Bayonets and other melee weapons were often used in conjunction with a musket
@SchmuelGoldstein-mj8rk
@SchmuelGoldstein-mj8rk 2 месяца назад
@@burtbiggum499it was used for individual self defense on a daily basis on the American frontier. So that argument is completely baseless
@burtbiggum499
@burtbiggum499 2 месяца назад
@@SchmuelGoldstein-mj8rk Did you even read my comment?
@SchmuelGoldstein-mj8rk
@SchmuelGoldstein-mj8rk 2 месяца назад
@@burtbiggum499 I’m referring to the video creator’s argument that it wasn’t used in self defense by individuals during colonial America
@Spit823
@Spit823 Месяц назад
That thumbnail picture goes so hard. You already know those kids dad rocks.
@briananderson9164
@briananderson9164 2 месяца назад
I live on a rural area in America and from my experience it's not a love of guns that perpetuates their sale, its a mistrust of the federal government, the dissolution of law and order in metropolitan areas and the desire to defend one's self. When you look at what's going on in this country and elsewhere, it seems pretty sane to me my friend.
@tefky7964
@tefky7964 2 месяца назад
Wouldn´t it be better to do something against that dissolution of order and your quality of life?
@briananderson9164
@briananderson9164 2 месяца назад
@@tefky7964 Why would you make the assumption they dont? They're usually the most civic minded people who are involved in their communities and vote in every election. Real talk, what do YOU do?
@Nocturnal808
@Nocturnal808 2 месяца назад
Damn u should move sounds like it’s rubbish there
@trevor2133
@trevor2133 2 месяца назад
"perceived" dissolution of law and order in metropolitan areas. Actual crime and murder rates have been falling for decades - what you might be referring to is internet and cable news fearmongering.
@Boozer112
@Boozer112 22 дня назад
I love this take on gun violence because it’s based on literally nothing but personal experience. Rural southern areas have the highest gun death per capita rates anywhere in the country. You live in a rural area of America, why would crime that takes place in cities influence your decision at all? Do you think that the reason there is more crime in cities than there is in rural areas is because of your way of life? The true disillusionment is with the core of the issue and the contributing factors; poverty and mental health. In reality then, we’re kind of attacking the same points from different angles, the federal government and self defense. I want the federal government to provide more resources to mental health institutions and better infrastructure in impoverished communities. You want the federal government to remove all taxes and “send the inner-city folk back to where they came from”. There’s probably some compromise here.
@the_rippah
@the_rippah 2 месяца назад
babe wake up horses posted
@katyusha9319
@katyusha9319 2 месяца назад
I'm awake
@KittensShotJFK
@KittensShotJFK 2 месяца назад
Literally
@agoogolofgeese
@agoogolofgeese 2 месяца назад
Boyfriend (eyes bloodshot from staying up all night waiting for any of his favorite RU-vidrs to post a video): b-babe wake up h-horses posted Girlfriend: … Boyfriend: b-babe? Girlfriend: I think I’m going to stay at Jennifer’s house tonight, Billy. Boyfriend: b-b-but babe. Horses posted. I even made the comment. I was first. He slowly reaches over to show her his Cheeto dust encrusted phone, which looks like some kind of state fair food gone wrong, only to find her spot in the bed empty and cold. What did she say again? When was that? Seconds tick by, maybe hours or even days, he’s not sure but eventually he gets another notification. Boyfriend: b-b-babe wake up Horses posted
@Strahlendersonnenlicht
@Strahlendersonnenlicht 2 месяца назад
absolutely
@TheUnholyPosole
@TheUnholyPosole 2 месяца назад
... nevermind, go back to sleep, he hasn't figured out the purpose for the second amendment.
@DlK69
@DlK69 2 месяца назад
3:36 There is no need for a justification. There is nothing wrong with people wanting to own guns just for the sake of it.
@frug5629
@frug5629 2 месяца назад
Comes naturally with the hobby. You're gonna get curious how different platforms work. It's just not always wallet friendly though...
@frederiksrensen6116
@frederiksrensen6116 2 месяца назад
@@frug5629 I mean, do people ever do anything for the sake of it?
@inspector2559
@inspector2559 2 месяца назад
@@frederiksrensen6116 Yes some people out there most likely do. as to the validity of that claim that i do not know. but it wouldn't surprise me at all to say the least.
@k__k___
@k__k___ 2 месяца назад
The rest of the world looks at you and laughs, poor Americans, how funny. Once the power of the world flails and tears.
@DlK69
@DlK69 2 месяца назад
@@k__k___ i'm german you bozo
@enderwolf3588
@enderwolf3588 2 месяца назад
He didnt speak on how the first and second world wars, or even korea and nam, changed firearms form factor and braought on a new age of semi and fully automatic firearms. This was a big change to the culture, similar to the change from muskets and flintlocks to revolvers and lever guns. I appreciate not talking in length on the wars, though something may be said about americas veiws towards guns and violence in general during vietnam. I fully advocate gun ownership, but i comes down to the individual to be smart, aware, safe and ready. No one derserves to die for someone else, dont put yourself on either side of a gun in a violent or stupid mindset, but be the good guy with the gun, get training, and i cant stress it enough, dont be stupid. Ps. Remember, violent felons "arent allowed" to own guns!!👍
@psterud
@psterud 2 месяца назад
The "don't be stupid" part is certainly the hardest.
@enderwolf3588
@enderwolf3588 2 месяца назад
@psterud but the most necessary.
@tacticalmattfoley
@tacticalmattfoley 2 месяца назад
The National Firearms Act was enacted in June of 1934 in response to the perceived threat of the mob's use of Thompson submachine guns. Before this act, you could buy a Thompson through mail order and have it delivered to your home...that being said, most of the people buying Thompson submachine guns were homesteaders who needed it to protect livestock and property from vermin and predators....not the Chicago mob.
@cricker1998
@cricker1998 2 месяца назад
Spot on. Common sense and individual smarts are hard these days
@Somerealtomfoolery22112
@Somerealtomfoolery22112 2 месяца назад
How is all that being said by a furry
@militaryflixclips9386
@militaryflixclips9386 2 месяца назад
I really like the 4:3 aspect ratio the video took. It’s an interesting form that just has a different tone to it. Keep up the work and thanks for an informative video and not misleading information
@mightymayo121
@mightymayo121 2 месяца назад
“Shall not”
@farqueueman
@farqueueman 2 месяца назад
Shallots! Yumo.
@trajanfidelis1532
@trajanfidelis1532 2 месяца назад
​@@farqueueman*crickets*
@shadowpriest3359
@shadowpriest3359 2 месяца назад
"Well regulated"
@mightymayo121
@mightymayo121 2 месяца назад
@@shadowpriest3359 regulate these nuts fedboy
@shadowpriest3359
@shadowpriest3359 2 месяца назад
@@mightymayo121 Aww poor Clay somehow thinks he's more powerful than the united states government. Showing off your room temp IQ there buddy hahahahahaha
@jdbearden8435
@jdbearden8435 2 месяца назад
As a “gunlovin American” I boil it down to this. I believe people will always have guns, whether or not they are illegal. Therefore I want guns to defend myself.
@princeCustos324
@princeCustos324 2 месяца назад
At this point it's pretty much impossible to keep hands out of ther american public like i mean i could go down the hardware store and buy the stuff to build shotgun.
@alyssarichardson2544
@alyssarichardson2544 2 месяца назад
as an Australian who was abducted at gunpoint from my own home, I can confirm you're 100% correct.
@jdbearden8435
@jdbearden8435 2 месяца назад
@@alyssarichardson2544 sorry that y’all’s government did that to a beautiful country
@alyssarichardson2544
@alyssarichardson2544 2 месяца назад
@@jdbearden8435 Thanks mate, means a lot...
@BrassTheBarbarian
@BrassTheBarbarian 2 месяца назад
@@alyssarichardson2544 i pray for your people down there. your government is full of tyrannical goobers.
@direwolf8257
@direwolf8257 2 месяца назад
if you hate your government you should consider loving guns
@fran2627
@fran2627 2 месяца назад
Your videos are something I would save for later as a treat and get excited about to watch because they make me think. I like how long they are without being inflated for, good videos to watch while eating, You bring topics and ideas that I wouldn’t have really given much thought other wise, and I thank you for that. I like learning.
@davidalldred9392
@davidalldred9392 2 месяца назад
Tough topic to cover. Sensitive, thoughtfull and thought provoking as ever. Well played sir.
@joshybo7
@joshybo7 2 месяца назад
"It was you, it was me, it was every man, We've all got the blood on our hands We only receive what we demand, If we want hell, then hell's what we'll have" Cookie Jar by Jack Johnson
@adrianelinow4624
@adrianelinow4624 2 месяца назад
You can tell the scope of this video, in an effort to appear unbiased and based in historical context, has been narrowed and framed to the extent that it accomplishes neither. He displays the text of the 2nd Amendment, declares it to be confusing, and moves immediately into vivisecting definitions in context of the era. For someone who seemed keen on providing context to the topic, he completely ignored the State Constitutions that have duplicate articles with alternate formatting. For example, in Pennsylvania's Constitution from 1776: "That the people have a right to bear arms for the defense of themselves and the state; and as standing armies in the time of peace are dangerous to liberty, they ought not to be kept up; And that the military should be kept under strict subordination to, and governed by, the civil power." And again, it specifically mentions self-defense before anything else. In Delaware's Constitution "person has the right to keep and bear arms for the defense of self, family, home and State, and for hunting and recreational use." Notice the same order of importance there? Google is your friend, and I promise you that the English language has not changed all that much in 200+ years He cites two clashing expert opinions as a way to frame the Gun Control Debate as an equally-matched logical debate, yet the anti-gun point is hilariously unfounded. "Cornell has indicated that the right to bear arms had almost nothing to do with personal self defense" Which had nothing to do with the header-text "Bear Arms" as those two words has intentionally wide scope. It's meant to cover *every* use-case of a firearm: armed combat, hunting, sport, self-defense, etc. as described in those original constitutions. This is also founded upon Supreme Court Judge Scalia's official opinion, as mentioned later in the video. Pistols were common and popular far before Samuel Colt. Blackbeard was famous for carrying 6 pistols, Colt simply gave people the same capability in the size of one. Samuel Colt did what every modern company's marketing department does. It was not new at the time, and it's not going out of style anytime soon. Colt was successful because his designs were revolutionary in the industry. You also forgot to mention how popular firearms became with women of the era, as goes the phrase "God created man. Samuel Colt made them equal" Gun Rights are Women's rights. The video mentions that firearms were used to control the slave population, but fails to mention that non-whites were prohibited from owning firearms, which could be used to fight for their freedom. Another point against gun control, because it's also racist. The framing on the phrase: "...Guns are used to 'settle disputes'..." is very belittling their importance. The lack of firearms historically leads to oppression, enslavement, and genocide, in that order, with every democidal Authoritarian government of the last century, be it the Nazis, Soviets, CCP (even today with the Uygher Muslisms), Cambodia, Iran, etc.
@GIGATHEBOT
@GIGATHEBOT 2 месяца назад
also the logical place to look at what the founding fathers meant would be the federalist papers in which it clearly says the militia is the people
@collinblanchard2708
@collinblanchard2708 2 месяца назад
Insurmountably based my good man well said
@cricker1998
@cricker1998 2 месяца назад
Well said
@SurveyorStudios
@SurveyorStudios 2 месяца назад
I find it extraordinary that I had to scroll so far to finally read a comment like this. I believe horses made an attempt to be unbiased in the making of this video but the framing in the script lets his biases bleed through.
@KyleParubets
@KyleParubets 2 месяца назад
Thank you, I thought it was preposterous when he stated that for DECADES the court did not view the 2A as an individual right. The courts always thought of it as an individual right. It was only after activist constitutional scholars and judges tried to subvert the 2A with their ridiculous "collectivist" interpretation that the Supreme Court felt the need to put that to rest with Heller.
@robertflanagan6168
@robertflanagan6168 2 месяца назад
I'm from Ireland and live in Florida, never had a gun, shot one once back home. I got an ad for a holster during the video but then I get them everyday lately
@herbiehusker1889
@herbiehusker1889 2 месяца назад
You should get a gun. They're fun.
@JohnDBloch
@JohnDBloch 2 месяца назад
I think firearms related content only has a certain number of advertisers that want to run ads over it, and it would make sense that firearms adjacent companies would be ok with advertising on something tagged as firearms content. I also think that geolocation plays a big role in what ads are served. I get all kinds of ads that seem targeted but for someone else. 😂
@gooftroop505
@gooftroop505 2 месяца назад
Sounds like you need a gun my man haha
@SweetArmadillo361
@SweetArmadillo361 Месяц назад
That's a sign to buy one ;)
@brassmonkey7566
@brassmonkey7566 26 дней назад
Friend you live in Florida just walk up to a random car in traffic and ask for a gun everyone has one or two. ...😅
@craigbenz4835
@craigbenz4835 2 месяца назад
Re your text @18:13 Winchester did not make handguns, and Glock wouldn't sell handguns for another 15 years.
@trajanfidelis1532
@trajanfidelis1532 2 месяца назад
2 reasons: 1.) Guns are cool. 2.) Self defense is a human right
@threadschanged4252
@threadschanged4252 2 месяца назад
Self defense is a human right but not every human can express that right freely without a mountain of ridicule and disdain from the public/lawmakers anywhere on earth, in some cases it has the potential be classified as assault to fight back against an attacker during a robbery or physical attack on a person (this often happens in places where firearms are explicitly illegal anyways so you're mostly dealing with knife, car, improvised weapon attacks) which is a leap in logic in and of itself, this world we all live in is truly mad when you see it for what it is
@It-me-gog
@It-me-gog 2 месяца назад
If crazy people didnt get guns you would cut the rate of needing self defense while still keeping that right (aint no way gun control is based????)
@epicbroom4life319
@epicbroom4life319 13 дней назад
Self-defense against fucking what? Everyone in America claims it for self-defense, but no one ever talks about the time having a gun on them saved their life. It’s always this future all seeing evil coming for their families lives. If some stranger pulls a gun on you in an alley, I doubt they’ll wait patiently for you to get your gun out for a fair duel. They’ll shoot you the moment you reach for it. Just be fucking honest with yourself. You like guns and you fetishize the potential violence you could “save yourself” from
@jhern083
@jhern083 2 месяца назад
How tf was the channel name horses not taken before you got it. Also I love that this shit ain't got nothing to do with horses.
@smileydog5941
@smileydog5941 Месяц назад
I watched 26 minutes into the video waiting for a horse to come out :(
@green41011
@green41011 2 месяца назад
Little nitpick, saying there were only long guns before colt is ignoring flintlock pistols and dueling that was common since the 1800s.
@sidetables
@sidetables 2 месяца назад
I love watching these, I often end up deep diving and the videos make my week. Thank you
@sathancat
@sathancat 2 месяца назад
As always you create a thoughtful discussion, worthy of hearing out. I'm glad you did this video and I think the like to dislike ratio itself says quite a lot about the subject
@kamehamehaX300
@kamehamehaX300 Месяц назад
Most nations start off violently that’s a moot point. Most peoples throughout history settled disputes with violence, that’s a moot point. If guns kill people, why don’t we put the gun on trial?
@genevieveyork7275
@genevieveyork7275 2 месяца назад
"If I didn't have this gun, the King of England could just walk in here any time he wants and start shoving you around, you want that? Huh? Do you?"
@mychemicalrelapse
@mychemicalrelapse 2 месяца назад
I frequently go through periods where I want to delete my yt account and just switch it off for good. Then Horses posts a video and I have to watch it. It's worth keeping my account to stay subscribed here. Thanks for always posting videos that teach me something new and make me think.
@CortezEspartaco2
@CortezEspartaco2 2 месяца назад
I like the 4:3 aspect ratio. This will look great on my CRT TV.
@moisesjimenez4391
@moisesjimenez4391 2 месяца назад
So are we not going to talk about the main reason? To rebel against a tyrannical government should our social conventions and constitutional protections fail us and it comes into the hands of the wrong people?
@RockStock6
@RockStock6 2 месяца назад
The mythology of firearms is so prevalent that my firend who literally said "no one will steal from me becuase i have guns" and yet within a month of buying a gun the gun was stolen still was unshaken by his belief that guns inherently made his house more safe
@atenthunderbolt4215
@atenthunderbolt4215 2 месяца назад
How does a man get his gun stolen…
@RockStock6
@RockStock6 2 месяца назад
@@atenthunderbolt4215 contrary to gun owners beleifs theifs dont announce when they're on the way
@BillyTheKidder
@BillyTheKidder 2 месяца назад
Was it kept in a vehicle?..
@trollfacedomi
@trollfacedomi 2 месяца назад
@@BillyTheKidderthat’s my thought too
@jb76489
@jb76489 2 месяца назад
@@RockStock6that $100% happened, I was the thief
@RockStock6
@RockStock6 2 месяца назад
Allowing private pwnership of guns was something that was uniquely British before it was uniquely American. The French, Spanish, Portuguese, Danes, etc did not allow it, preferring instead for their colonist to depend on their militaries for protection. Britain however incentivized colonists to protect their own land to have a firmer foothold on said land particularly in the frontier. So the idea that American see guns as a way of protecting "you and your own" us okder than the country itself
@Tankrat6
@Tankrat6 2 месяца назад
I'm pretty sure that @ 4:13 of this video it has established it will be presenting some inaccurate facts. When the settlers first came to the american continent they didn't bring rifles, they brought muskets. It was between the first settlers and the american revolutionary war when the colonists started to manufacturing rifles in Pennsylvania. It was one of the key reasons that the colonies won was due to the higher accuracy of the rifles over the british army muskets. The presenter also missed a fact, in the UK there is extreme gun ownership restrictions. Normally UK citizens can not own a gun in the UK, yet there are still gun deaths in the UK. The american revolution was not just about taxes and weapons confiscation but a list of grievances that you can read in the the declaration of independence. The problem I have with this video is that it presents the anti-gun slant more than a neutral position. The problem with modern reading of the 2A is that people can not read it in the language and nuances of 1789 when it was written. Then the writers of the 2A believed that if the people had weapons then the government would not tyrannous towards them and that the government relied on the states' and local militias as part of the defense of the country from invaders. Not until well after the civil war did the USA have a large standing army and state militias faded into the national guard, could defend the borders of the USA. The NFA was created to restricted certain weapons that the military had access to from the US citizen. The truth of the matter is that a Thompson machine gun then and now costs a great deal of money to buy and the mafia, after getting rich off bootlegging, could afford them. The cops and the newly created FBI could not afford them.
@edwarddorey4480
@edwarddorey4480 2 месяца назад
"Cannot" is one word.
@atenthunderbolt4215
@atenthunderbolt4215 2 месяца назад
@@edwarddorey4480 “Can’t “Cannot” and “Can not” are all correct ways to write it
@BrorealeK
@BrorealeK 2 месяца назад
The reason why the colonists won the revolution wasn't because of more accurate guns, lmao. It was a guerilla war that exhausted the British and made keeping the colonies more trouble than it was worth. I'm sure if the Viet Cong were 10% worse shots, we'd still lose in Vietnam.
@wowsuchhandle
@wowsuchhandle 2 месяца назад
The whole point of this video is to present itself as "reasonable" and "unbiased" with the calm voiced narrative and The assurance from the narrator I'm not going to try to convince you that guns are bad.' All while the video continues to provide biased statistical data and outright fake history to demonize guns.
@sixsixsix.
@sixsixsix. 2 месяца назад
Without the 2A, there wouldn't be a 1st amendment
@bobafett_8922
@bobafett_8922 2 месяца назад
An armed society doesn't mean a free society
@otte385
@otte385 Месяц назад
@@bobafett_8922 It does.
@bobafett_8922
@bobafett_8922 Месяц назад
@@otte385 yet in saddams iraq, people had open access to firearms, yet the people couldn't free themselves from saddam. In fact, some of the gun owning civilians join the massacres of the iraqi state themselves
@otte385
@otte385 Месяц назад
@@bobafett_8922 Take meds
@ivmet1985
@ivmet1985 5 дней назад
@@bobafett_8922 It's the opposite: free society means an armed society.
@BoopsOG
@BoopsOG 2 месяца назад
I love guns because I think the history behind them and the way they work is incredible.
@EternalKorvo
@EternalKorvo 2 месяца назад
Same
@greenvelvet
@greenvelvet 20 дней назад
So does a painting.
@Rangerforyou
@Rangerforyou 18 дней назад
@@greenvelvetyep, I like paintings and I like guns.
@ibnfawda6275
@ibnfawda6275 2 месяца назад
Great video. Thoughtful and well presented as always.
@jordancostello1674
@jordancostello1674 Месяц назад
I appreciate your focus on "gun violence", your video is concise enough to stimulate discussion. That being said, I find that so many voices discussing "gun violence" seem to ignore the general function of "violence" in the rest of human society/history/nature. It starts to feel like violence is perpetuated by the gun exponentially; when the instances of "gun violence" can be seen to overlap with regular cycles of societal instability. I suspect that many people's opinions are swayed by their own shallow interpretations of the term, especially when we ignore the duality of it.
@Ojos_Del_Sol
@Ojos_Del_Sol 2 месяца назад
Why is Columbia always so ignored in this observation? Isn't murder by gunfire the leading cause of death there?
@MrS22222
@MrS22222 2 месяца назад
Yes, Mexico is #1. They're skewed stats padded by sewerslides in the US.
@patrickenos7206
@patrickenos7206 2 месяца назад
Colombia* and you are absolutely correct. (If you meant the country) And guns are entirely illegal there.
@TinyBearTim
@TinyBearTim 2 месяца назад
Because they are poor and crime ridden to begin with it’s expected that they will have a massive crime/cartel issues America for the most part isn’t that’s why people talk about the shootings/gun violence because it’s not normal for developed countries to not react when there is a obvious issue
@lorenzoalbertomedina6753
@lorenzoalbertomedina6753 2 месяца назад
​@@patrickenos7206Colombians do have options to purchase/carry. It depends on profession but its very costly& limited calibers!
@Evan-cv2ws
@Evan-cv2ws 2 месяца назад
​@@lorenzoalbertomedina6753 Look at all the gun violence those regulations have prevented! Oh
@BLMann
@BLMann 2 месяца назад
I lost all my guns in a boating accident 😉
@matissewv
@matissewv 2 месяца назад
amazing video, thank you for your content
@user-gy8yv1sl6r
@user-gy8yv1sl6r Месяц назад
Imagine being so straight forward on an issue and people over centuries can’t figure out.
@ColtAlabama
@ColtAlabama 2 месяца назад
As a gun owner, I thought this was a great video. I really appreciate you keeping any opinions out of the video. I wish more youtubers were able to talk about the history of America and guns without spending half the video injecting their particulate stance on the issue. Most people seem to have a pretty strong opinion about the topic. Spending time on what's wrong and right will only alienate parts of the audience, no mater what side the opinions come from.
@bigstinky5128
@bigstinky5128 2 месяца назад
It's tough to find anything in general that isn't opinionated/biased.. especially when it's politically charged. We all argue amongst ourselves and only become further divided (it's what *they* want).
@janniboy2766
@janniboy2766 2 месяца назад
@@bigstinky5128"They" as if theres some grand narative out to get ya
@user-mn8lz7gf6d
@user-mn8lz7gf6d 2 месяца назад
@@janniboy2766 it's not as absurd as you'd hope.
@user-mn8lz7gf6d
@user-mn8lz7gf6d 2 месяца назад
he actually got a lot of it wrong and/or shoved a lot of negative biases in there.
@danielli9046
@danielli9046 2 месяца назад
@@user-mn8lz7gf6d examples being? genuinely curious
@booseephus
@booseephus 2 месяца назад
It’s always been no country for old men. To think violence is mostly firearm related or American centric isn’t honest. Freedom is a double edged sword and so is being capable of violence.
@stiofanmacamhalghaidhau765
@stiofanmacamhalghaidhau765 2 месяца назад
words something something words words
@NukeTelAviv
@NukeTelAviv 2 месяца назад
​@@stiofanmacamhalghaidhau765that is a non argument
@connorlonergan4967
@connorlonergan4967 2 месяца назад
So you're arguing that we should be okay with constant gun violence in the U.S. because "freedom is a double edged sword?"
@gregisbased5205
@gregisbased5205 2 месяца назад
@@connorlonergan4967Google FBI crime statistics for "murder by weapon" more people die to fists. the gun is here to stay, find out what the gun can do for you.
@Crakfiend420
@Crakfiend420 2 месяца назад
@@connorlonergan4967YES
@Dudesome12
@Dudesome12 Месяц назад
Just stumbled upon your channel. Love it! Keep it up!
@jlsgarage872
@jlsgarage872 Месяц назад
Gun statistics need to be separated from gang violence and radicals. Your average small town heavily armed America has little to no gun violence or violent crime at all
@Oblivisci........
@Oblivisci........ Месяц назад
That's simply not true. Some rural counties, in the south especially, have just as much gun violence (per capita) as cities with serious gang violence.
@RwandaBob
@RwandaBob 2 месяца назад
my biggest issue is that guns are not inherently dangerous i live in the deep south, and almost everyone has guns, but we have a very low crime rate where i live, especially violent crime involving a firearms. if you wanna do anything about gun violence you have to address the societal conditions that make people want to shoot others. ban guns and people that want to hurt others will continue to do so using other weapons.
@odeegrotsniffer4166
@odeegrotsniffer4166 2 месяца назад
The deep South has a higher per capita violent crime rate. Louisiana and Arkansas are two of the top, with more violent crime per capita than California. This includes gun violence.
@TinyBearTim
@TinyBearTim 2 месяца назад
The thing is is that it’s way easier to kill with a gun than with most other things
@jakefromstatefarm1403
@jakefromstatefarm1403 2 месяца назад
@@TinyBearTimmid-wit take
@atenthunderbolt4215
@atenthunderbolt4215 2 месяца назад
Diversity is our strength. And cultural incoherence is good actually
@darksu6947
@darksu6947 2 месяца назад
​@@atenthunderbolt4215Hello Mr. Foreskinsnipper. I like your small hat.
@jacobforshag6436
@jacobforshag6436 2 месяца назад
such a great narrator and creator.
@briansilva6160
@briansilva6160 2 месяца назад
I grew up in a house hold with no guns. My first gun purchase was in college and man do I love sharing my passion for the 2nd amendment with others and helping them with their first firearm purchase
@GIGATHEBOT
@GIGATHEBOT 2 месяца назад
same here
@CommunityMartyr
@CommunityMartyr 2 месяца назад
terrific and important video, thank you
@Mutilatrix
@Mutilatrix 2 месяца назад
pardon me for being forward but I LOVE YOU HORSEY MAN ❤🎉
@snappa_tv
@snappa_tv 2 месяца назад
SHALL NOT be infringed.
@mvmmoth
@mvmmoth 2 месяца назад
Exactly, anyone that interprets that differently is a tyrant.
@piedpiper1172
@piedpiper1172 2 месяца назад
WELL REGULATED hey look, anyone can capitalize two cherry picked words to present a slanted argument. Neat.
@ChuckThree
@ChuckThree 2 месяца назад
@@piedpiper1172 uh the “well regulated” part is regarding militias… _well regulated militia_ Nothing to do with that other part about “right to bear arms”
@LukeIngels
@LukeIngels 2 месяца назад
@@piedpiper1172 the “shall not” part is the part that makes your “well regulated” interpretation not matter. Our right to keep and bear arms exists with, or without the government. 2A just declares that the government shall not infringe upon that birthright. Same as the first amendment, this right cannot be taken away. Thats what the text means.
@piedpiper1172
@piedpiper1172 2 месяца назад
@@ChuckThree Nothing to do? Man do you often speak single sentences with two utterly unrelated parts? That’s quite the act of mental gymnastics to pick and choose which part of a single, short amendment you think is real. Doubly so when that amendment was deliberately written as a conditional statement. I must have missed the bit of the Constitution that clarified that only some of the words in sentences were really the law. Could you point me to the article and section that says that? More, 2A is written as a conditional statement, it’s very unique. “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." It’s the only amendment in the BoR that self justifies with a conditional statement. 1A doesn’t say “free speech being necessary to liberty...” 8A doesn’t say “not being tortured being necessary to the pursuit of happiness...” 4A doesn’t say “Freedom from arbitrary search being necessary to liberty…” Only 2A is conditional. So, if you do wish to engage in the legal gymnastics of ignoring some words but not others-which again, I think is patently absurd-perhaps actually read them first. 2A defended well regulated militias because they were necessary for the security of a free state. Only, uh, they aren’t anymore. And even if they were, private citizens aren’t part of their state’s well regulated militia unless they join their state’s National Guard (National Defense Act 1917). If you join your state’s guard, you can carry a firearm anywhere your competent commander lawfully orders you to do so. That’s all 2A defended-the federal government couldn’t deprive militia members of the firearms they needed to fulfill militia duties. The BoR didn’t even apply to states at the time, it literally only bound against the federal government on behalf of the states-not individuals. That didn’t change until 14A’s section two became law and the process of incorporation against the states via court decision began.
@POKker1996
@POKker1996 2 месяца назад
Beautiful essay! I watched Pillboy's essay on gun culture around black gun ownership and together with your video I find it helped me a lot to understand the US gun culture (which is always a bit puzzling from a European perspective).
@davecocoa3866
@davecocoa3866 2 месяца назад
Surprisingly unbiased, very well done video.
@AlfieVsLion
@AlfieVsLion 2 месяца назад
I love my RU-vid , consume content constantly , but yours is the only channel I support through Patreon because I don’t ever want you to stop . Thanks for what you do Micheal , i hope you are very proud of what you’ve created here ✌️🇮🇪
@pizzatime8404
@pizzatime8404 2 месяца назад
4:30 it’s also important to note here that not only colonial leaders required firearms ownership, but the Crown itself did as well. A major reason for the failure of the Spanish claims of North America was the nomadic tribes that were able to avoid the Spanish military. Since the Spanish troops could not be everywhere at once, and the Spanish explicitly barred its citizens from owning weapons in the New World, Spanish power in the Americas dwindled. The British solved this by encouraging hun ownership, thus reducing the military spending and logistics needed to manage such a massive claim. Their biggest mistake was assuming that this policy would’ve eventually backfire on themselves.
@debbiemorehouse6222
@debbiemorehouse6222 9 дней назад
Thank you, I appreciate your videos.
@kloc1245
@kloc1245 День назад
man i love how the thumbnail has a comically large tec-9 and a comically large scope on the AR-15 to the right, as well as the fact that their faces are blocked out as if it's a real picture. it looks ridiculous
@pod9363
@pod9363 2 месяца назад
Boy i hope this video doesnt skip over the statistics of whos doing the vast majority of violent gun crime.
@dirtydeeds4free553
@dirtydeeds4free553 2 месяца назад
I really hope you mean criminals
@angelomelo4488
@angelomelo4488 2 месяца назад
Umm yes AMERICANS
@Plate_carrier_Dayz
@Plate_carrier_Dayz 2 месяца назад
@@angelomelo4488he means gang members and repeat offenders of violence not an average American citizen
@angelomelo4488
@angelomelo4488 2 месяца назад
@@Plate_carrier_Dayz Ahh so basically Dylan Roof, Adam Lanza, Payton S. Gendron, James Egan Holmes, Nikolas Cruz, Ethan Crumbley, Mark Barton, Eric Harris, Dylan Klebold and people like that. Gotcha👍
@BraveHeartt897
@BraveHeartt897 2 месяца назад
⁠@@angelomelo4488I think he meant people like Kevin Janson Neal, Dimitrios Pagourtzis, Chris Harper-Mercer, Elliot Rodger, John Zawahri, Robert Card, Charles Roberts IV, Jeff Weise,
@chemistryofquestionablequa6252
@chemistryofquestionablequa6252 2 месяца назад
I’m originally from Canada but live in the USA, so I know what it’s like to live in places where gun rights don’t exist and where they do. I’d much prefer to live in a place where I have the right to protect myself and my family with the most effective and efficient means possible. We live in a rural area with venomous snakes, coyotes, wolves, cougars etc. Guns are vastly used as tools of defense and to harvest food here and there’s very little violent crime. I think the biggest thing we have to ask is what is wrong in big cities which have the highest gun violence rates despite also having the toughest gun laws. What’s wrong with the populations in those areas and how do we fix it?
@odeegrotsniffer4166
@odeegrotsniffer4166 2 месяца назад
Yet there is more murder per capita in predominantly rural states. Odd.
@JeremyCioppa
@JeremyCioppa 2 месяца назад
That's not evenly remotely true. Large cities are violent because there's a lot of people stuffed into a small space, add poverty and you get crime. Now go look at the most homicidal states in the country. Top 3: Alaska, New Mexico, Alabama.
@JeremyCioppa
@JeremyCioppa 2 месяца назад
​@@odeegrotsniffer4166beat me to it
@KBergs
@KBergs 2 месяца назад
​​@@JeremyCioppaHomicide per capita? I just looked at .gov data and the south is the highest by far compared to the rest of the country (except Baltimore MD and New Mexico). Sounds like a mostly localized issue and likely a cultural one.
@gregwessendorf
@gregwessendorf 2 месяца назад
​@JeremyCioppa It's not as though there's any correlation between people in lower populated areas with most everyone being armed and violent homicides, however... right?
@DinggisKhaaniMagtaal
@DinggisKhaaniMagtaal 2 месяца назад
Saving this one for later Mr. Horses. I’m in the midst of struggling with grad school work and while your content is usually so intriguing it makes my cogs turn, this is one of those topics I will have to put aside for better days. Besides, I have a few of your videos to catch up to!
@AshtheGreenMan
@AshtheGreenMan 2 месяца назад
Great work as always
@user-hz2hz3nq2r
@user-hz2hz3nq2r 2 месяца назад
The general lack of cultural homogeneity, inequality and extreme sense of individuality are the main drivers behind our violence as a society.
@NorthernObserver
@NorthernObserver 2 месяца назад
I would say that self radicalization and identity through victim narratives is also a big driver. The gentlemen punching random pale women in NYC in the face are motivated by a sense of racial grievance. How did they learn that. How do they keep it front of mind.
@hectorlagos8937
@hectorlagos8937 2 месяца назад
yeah, because violence in collectivism is non existent 😂 right
@farqueueman
@farqueueman 2 месяца назад
lack of cultural homogeneity? lol. Not sure about that. They're all big on guns. How homogenous do you want it?
@comradecameron3726
@comradecameron3726 2 месяца назад
@@farqueuemanIf you live in America you see people that hate guns every so often.
@TheUnholyPosole
@TheUnholyPosole 2 месяца назад
...is just socioeconomics. When it's easier to take something with minimal effort, than it is to work for it, crime becomes more prevalent, then sprinkle in zero bond bail, and soft on crime policies... and you get USA. But you probably would rather hear me blame Trump, and gns.
@thevillager8339
@thevillager8339 2 месяца назад
I can think of few other channels where i can remember what each and every last video is about without having to look it up or think much. That is how one knows that a channel means something.
@MIDencezzz
@MIDencezzz Месяц назад
I just don’t get why a family needs like 4 rifles in theirs homes, and how easily is for people to get a gun to do bad things 😔
@westganton
@westganton Месяц назад
Rifles are a super diverse category of gun - for someone who likes to shoot them, four isn’t really that many
@DMWayne-ke7fl
@DMWayne-ke7fl Месяц назад
Who's committing the gun violence in America? Not the people who hold to your outlined mythology. They look like Baltimore and not Europe.
@rlb1198
@rlb1198 2 месяца назад
I think you were a little misleading on some points. Suggesting that Southerners, Prospecters and Xenophobic Urbanites are the only people who would have a gun seems to put people in a box. And suggesting the gun ownership primarily is a way to "settle dsiputes" is a little narrow minded. Guns are definitely used in that manner but that's not really the core of American Gun Culture. The best way to describe it would be more in line with romanticism around the revolutionary war. The more modern POV is more associated with Cold War survivalism, Anti-government sentiments, Distrust of the government, and popular culture. The idea that gun owner ship is more linked to racism, is a bit divorced from reality. As for the NRA, they have all but disintegrated. The real thing you should have addressed should have been the intent behind the creation of felonies as a way to disenfranchise minorities and strip them of voting and gun rights. The proliferation of Firearms is more or less linked in increased central federal power, and the subsequent incompetence to deal with the consequences of removing local powers over the subject. It is at this point though, and uncontrollable power as the equipent to manufacture firearms is readily and freely available without necessitating federal overwatch as making a gun is relatively easy. The path forward is likely a stalemate.
@THE_MOONMAN
@THE_MOONMAN 2 месяца назад
He's misleading on a bunch. This is their first shitty video I've seen. This is one of the worst videos about guns I've ever seen
@BH-qs7vo
@BH-qs7vo 2 месяца назад
This video convinced me to buy a gun today. Any recommendations??
@distantanion6742
@distantanion6742 2 месяца назад
go watch paul harrels top 5 guns for home defense. good starting point
@microsoftpain
@microsoftpain 2 месяца назад
Yes.
@byronhenry6518
@byronhenry6518 Месяц назад
Over 21? A micro 9mm handgun. So you can carry it. It’ll work for home defense too, but eventually you’d want to upgrade to a full size pistol, a shotgun, or a rifle. If you’re under 21, then a good pump action 12 gauge can be had for 200 bucks. You can hunt with it, shoot clays for fun, and defend the homestead.
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