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Hi
I'm a Good human!? Ha I wish
The fact that this comment has less like than the other repliesđ
happy near yearâĄ
FULHAMFAN121 heyy
Imagine if at the end they had a photo with their guns like they did with their kids
FULHAMFAN121 how did you just think this up this is hilarious
@@debruhh5491 idk I'm usually not funny at all so if this isn't a sarcastic comment thank u
epic lmao
i almost spit out my water lol
*And the one black dude with an apple pie in one hand* đ
You should do a "10 people tell the same story from a different perspective" Ik it might be hard to find 10 people with the same experience but its just an idea.
9/11 or an historical event like that? Honestly one on 9/11 would be super interesting, but also super sad.
then just 5
i love this idea! Jubilee this needs to be a new series!
Mya Cato or even 3 plus people would be interesting
YES!!!
My man is a gun owner, is wearing a jiu jitsu hat and a shirt with an anime girl on it. Now THAT is vibe!
If only you knew lol đ Oreimo
@@thevampirekiller123 Ahahah I want that shirt, didn't watch oreimo but that shirt straight đ„đ„đ„
@@c.robtoz7252 same! did you ever find in on amazon?
Even moreso, the anime girl is from a show where the plot is that the dude can't stand how cute his kid sister is. Fantastically trashy, highly cultured
@@MikeSmith-ch7jv I found something like it but not on amazon and not the same
"Do you know anyone who's been affected by gun violence?"
*moves to SOMEWHAT agree*
"My sister has lost two husbands because they were shot"
What??!?!?!
Oli Hughes Carole Baskin
@@PocketDrummer
Gang Violence is the main problem and Crazy gun tonding dipshits also. Am not saying people who own guns are bad. Only I want people with a level head too own guns.
Also on that note, I want the gun dealers to Judge the person based on their little weird little crok also which a lot of them aready do.
Maybe because she wasn't the one killed/harmed by gun violence specifically?
You typed the question wrong. The question was, "Have you PERSONALLY been affected by gun violence." She wasn't the one shot.
âDo all religious leaders think alike ?â
Serene
I would love to see that. Not only the Abrahamic religions but also from like Buddhism and Hindus
Impossible
Hasn't this been done?
@@thunderup823 It hasnt
@@fhiyos_2611 Oops, I was thinking of the religious leaders and scientists episode.
Why did they just cut the episode like that LMAO
I'd guess that there's going to be a part 2 of this video.
i like how they build a platform for ppl to communicate
but the fact that they cut it.....its partly censorship
@@Spider-Too-Too not really. They just cut out the part where they all start talking and shaking hands and stuff.
what happened to the hug?
the brink lmao thatâs what i was thinkingđ
my mans got a military background, lived in a neighborhood with a gang, knows martial arts, and owns guns, all while wearing an anime t shirt.
one of these things is not like the others
Thatâs basically me without the military background. But tbh while I do love around gangs itâs not that bad. As long as ppl mind business and be respectful thatâs really all thier is to keep peace
Anime is so popular now, and I love that other types of people who aren't nerds and losers are enjoying it too đ€
Dude plot twisted me at the end, I thought he was gonna be a big gun guy, then my mans says âletâs try the Australia idea and confiscate some guns back, why do you need so many, I OnLY hAvE oNeâ like damn bro do you like the 2A or not? You do realize you can only shoot one at a time right ..
I wana know where he got his T-shirt. It's like all rappers and then his waifu chillin in the front. That's awesome lol.
My man is repping oreimo
I swear, every single video, there is a string of comments about Europeans vs Americans
well things work incredibly different in both areas
On this particular video it is incredibly relevant
People always need to create difference rather than absorb peoples opinions
Sounds like a Middle Ground episode. XD
@@senoritaaurora5123 100%
"Do you support the NRA?"
White lady: đââïžđš
The Other Dude when she said Iâm not waiting for the cops for 8-10 mins Iâm like what they got sport cars or something it take 25min to a 1 hour
typo at 1:15 , yes im using your comment so people will notice me ahah sorry
@@drea3348 I just really dislike you more due to that comment. And I didn't even know you.
Negative attention is what you got.
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Panda Q okay haha
âDo all victims of gun violence think the same?â Lets see that.
alex and make Heather sit behind the camera to watch it
The majority of these guys are victims of gun violence
YAS
5 of 6 have..
i bet if someone was shot they would want to own their own gun just in case they ever become in that situation again
Yâall need to pull people from the south and not just California
Dylan Gibson facts
A. K Iâm sure they paid them decent money for the video
Ya i agree.
And the Midwest. Guns here are just another part of life. We hunt, we have shooting competitions, we go to the shooting range for fun, and where raised around them safely.
@@texanzombie45 you think so? I would assume they'd get many applications and people willing to do it for free considering the exposure their channel gets.
Damn, I was pretty surprised most of them weren't conservative. Quite interesting to see most of them not in support of the NRA as well.
for me, the conservative part yes... that's surprising...
The NRA part no....
Most gun owners who want to get their voice heard on firearms detest the NRA for not being hardline enough... compromising on laws and seeking exceptions for specific manufacturers under oppressive laws instead of looking to repeal those laws and doing what gun owners want.
Like repealing regulations on firearms and accessories. As well as the free exercise there of.
Looking at you NFA.
And none of them gave reasons for it either.
I own guns and love guns, I donât like the NRA that much.
Conservatives are turncoats and thieves. Most gun owners I know are libertarian to some degree valuing the Constitution and personal liberty. The NRA is also a vile corrupt pig of a waste.
The NRA is a lousy outfit that just cares about the industry, not the people. They are what we've got so I sort of begrudgingly support them, but hopefully some of the other organizations can get more of a foothold if the NRA doesn't change its ways.
I cringed a lil when the white lady said, âit happens in the hood.â
Well I cringed ALOT đŹ
not only did my eyes roll, so did my ears
Eric Kendrick I literally left the video and came back 20 mins later, đ
Me too. I was there. Lol but she meant well.
Fr
Paul looks like he's wearing the disguise nose-mustache glasses
I promise itâs my real face.
Aaron Lee hahah YES. đđ
Omgđ€ŠđŸââïžđ
LMAOOO
He wanted to be in the video but he didnât want to be in the video
The woman who hasn't been personally effected by gun violence is more fearful of being without a gun than those who have.
So? A man could overtake her because of her stature. You don't need to be affected by something to know that there are bad people in this world.
@@BrittanyLeanne I didn't suggest you had to be.
@Transgenda Gubament I can't make it any more simple than it already is.
That actually makes a bit of sense. Someone who's flown all their lives thinks nothing about it. I had an instructor just a few weeks ago who's never been on a plane in his life freak out at the idea of having to go to Texas for training (he was fine).
The more time you spend with an idea and never actually experience it, the worse it becomes. I grew up in the Bronx during the 80's. I dodged drive-bys when I just entered my teens. Gun violence to me is just a part of life. I can't imagine how frightening it must be to someone who never had to deal with that and their entire world is just this... protected instance that most people will never know.
@@RevolutionCPT I wasn't suggesting it didn't make sense.
âDo Cops think alikeâ. I want to see that
Yes
This should have more likes, That would be a great video
Exactly
Yes, they joined the force to help people and save lives
Feral Snowflake interesting how you went straight to this
do a middle ground between gun owners and gun control activists
anaya budayr so Americans and Communist?
Draedon Apotheosis no... thatâs definitely a communist.
Giovanni Cruz not wanting someone to be able to own an ak-47 or ar-15 or whatever isnât being a communist, itâs being logical and trying to prevent mass death and destruction. Especially when many guns are designed specifically for war and human targets.
_ HuffleProud _ itâs not logical to strip someoneâs right to self-defense. Itâs not logical to ban all guns when criminals will still get their hands on them no matter what. Itâs not logical to have gun-free zones because no one there has a gun to protect themselves (where in fact, most mass shootings occur in gun-free zone). Ur mind ainât clickin well buddy
@@bibliotecas69 Most people I've come across who want gun reform don't want to ban all guns. I admit I don't know enough about different types of guns to say which should be kept, but I definitely think that guns that are more heavy-duty and shoot more quickly/multiple rounds very fast don't need to be in people's homes. I wish guns just weren't a thing, but I recognize the reality of our country and the necessity, sometimes, of gun ownership, so I don't think every gun should be banned....
Guess you could say we started this year off with a bang
*PUNS*
Nice
đ€Šââïžđ
I love this so much đ
WWIII is trending so even more bangs are coming up
She said, âit happens in the hoodâ and I instantly went to the comments
She said black second amendment and I went to the comment section.
It happens in the hood and also in nice neighborhoods and she is 100% right
me too lmao
@@edwindelic7085 but that other guy has a point when he said that they have a lot better protection in the nicer areas than they do in the hood. so its much worse in the hood
time stamp?
"There was an instance in Japan..."
Of course the black guy wearing the shirt with an anime girl on it says that.
Sadly he got the report wrong, the killer didnât stab 100 people. Not even close
@@goe5 Yeah it think it was 19. Still a lot. Doesn't need to be exaggerated to make the point. Much more than the 4 it takes to qualify as "mass".
KeyofG damn, 19 is still no joke
He got that point entirely wrong, at least in a knife attack you can just run or use an object
@@tk-5764 That's true. You also have that disadvantage if you're defending yourself with a knife. Give my grandma a knife and any 15 year old boy could overpower her without getting a nick. Give her a gun though, and I know I wouldn't want to be on the guy trying to attack her, even in my best years. She's quite proficient for an old lady, and she's always packing heat. Even saved my grandpa from getting jumped by 3 guys half his age once.
Its just shocking watching this as a european.
Please elaborate
I live in Texas but in the wealthier part of Dallas and Iâve never met a single person who has owned a gun for protection. Iâve never even seen a pistol in person. Iâve only seen hunting rifles. I canât even recall the last time there was news of somebody being shot in my area. Coming from a really sheltered life, itâs crazy how dependent people are on guns in some parts of the country
I agree!
@@isabeladorie1274 because European countries have stricter gun laws than America. Europeans don't have a right (or a need) to own a gun and have less mass shootings because of it.
europeanen
I was 100% not surprised when Heather agreed with being politically conservative and supporting the NRA
I am not sure anyone can "look" more conservative that she does.
Tbh she didnât look all that conservative to me, she just looks like a normal white lady
I am 100% not suprised you're both black.. see how that works..?
Tamara R thatâs racist
Welp here is the stereotypical white girl/guy that owns gun is conservative assumption ^_^
I want a "Do all pro-lifers think the same?"
You wonât be able to find any in LAđ
@SupremeKai đđđđ. Crappy Cali. So the place that the most people live in is crappy. It has a lot of good stuff like the amusement parks, National parks. Cali has all that good stuff.
@@lukerickbeil1360 its crappy because of all the liberals
@@bladedfire2210 how is it crappy because of the liberals? And when you say that a place is crappy because of the liberals then you are saying most of the country is crappy because there are more dems.
@@lukerickbeil1360 Thats just simply not true, the only places that only mainly democratic are the northeast and the west, and liberals views are backwards, therefore liberals are crappy, therefore california is in fact crappy
I live in Colombia and guns are extremely restricted here, you are not even allowed to carry any pointed objects. But, everyday people are robbed and killed with knifes and guns and the crime rates are way too high. So often people go out to the streets worried to be robbed while as a normal citizen you are not allowed to carry anyyy type of thing that may protect you and even if the person get's caught by police they would be released in a couple of days, so personally, I can't wait to move to the States and carry my gun for protection because more than once my family has been at risk and without being able to protect ourselves
Hey, snarky Europeans in this thread, read this to figure out why Americans cherish their gun rights
Don't listen to the European, he probably lives in a rich neighborhood and won't give a damn if you're stabbed in the ghetto in London. Come to America, avoid New York, Chicago, Detroit, LA, and probably Miami and literally anywhere else you'll most likely be totally fine.
@@user-pv9pv4xf9c sad this is, the snarky ones forget plenty of european countries allow gun ownership.
@@maurogonzalez1643 but the severely restrict your ability to defend yourself will firearms
William Hall you canât rely on other people to protect you, if he moves to the UK and gets mugged he wonât be able to legally defend himself with a gun, he will have to rely on the police, if he lives in the U.S he will be able to defend himself
Bro, this black man that owns a gun and came from the hood is wearing a shirt with a waifu...how far has anime come, I'm so proud, lmao.
He is honestly the best person jubilee has brought on to this series
Hell yeah I'm so proud like a father
The military opened this up for me so it makes sense but yes I cheered the same.
Tons of black men from the hood grew up on anime they just donât wear anime merch lol
I'm pretty sure that is Kirino from OreImo.
âbased on the kind of outfit iâm gonna wear....â baby what
the gel critique i.e, I believe whatâs she means is itâs quite absurd to carry a large pistol that you canât really conceal under, letâs say, a dress. I was really confused when she said it at first thoughđ
i didn't realize guns were a fashion statement
the gel critique yeah since when are pistols fashion accessories like earrings or something đ€
Laura McDowell are we misunderstanding her or are people just responding to what she said. She didnât imply that or elaborate and explain her thoughts out. It sounded like she was saying it to match her fits.
To clarify what she was saying, she wears a gun based on how it needs to be concealed. There is nothing she said about guns being a fashion statement, she just needs to wear the one that will be most easily concealable with her outfit.
The white guy in the red shirt was a very critical thinker, I really respect that
no he wasn't, he was pathetically indecisive, the type to pull a gun and then have a conversation with himself whether or not to use it
@@cw4933 nah you just dont understand the depth of this conversation. its not black and white.
@@elena-cq4ok definitely not black and white đđ
Dude looks like a certain Austrian individual
That dude that showed the police his gun license and was shot right in the driver's seat for it, the NRA didn't support him. That's one of your people! Ever since that incident, the NRA has lost my confidence. That was their chance and they blew it.
They have always been shady, I personally like the GOA much better, they are just less political
Yeah the NRA is terrified to attack the police at all because they're seen as a very pro police and military organization. I agree that that whole situation was fucked.
Did you just generalize the whole NRA based on the choice someone made? "That's one of your people!"?? That is kind of disappointing :/
That's NOT what happened.
Is that the case where the guy kept moving around after the cop asked him to stay still a million times? Listen to the orders given to you by an officer. They are people and they are nervous.
You know where my hands are when i get pulled over? 9 and 2.
I would've loved to see a prompt like " I would surrender my gun in a gun ban, if it meant everyone had to do it aswell".
YES
Thats literally an impossible scenario though. It would be like asking "I would never hit someone if we could achieve world peace"
Yea thats a violation of the 2nd amendment
Guarantee you that none of them would have said theyâd surrender their gun
Lettuce Baby that wont happen criminals would keep them what you said is stupidity you said â lets be defensless to anyone with gunsâ you serious?
i'm concerned that there was no group hug at the end.
Alex maybe they just didnât show itđ€
Inebriatd thatâs actually a really great insight
Inebriatd Well I constantly estimate risk without owning any sort of weapon. Sure it can be the other way round as well.
@Inebriatd Imagine being so on edge all the time that you can't even do a group hug.
They all would have shot each other thinking that that was a threat lol. They all seemed on edge.
Best one liner to end the show, âGuns are about as American as apple pie!â
Where are you pulling these people from? This feels kinda biased. How about some east coast or middle America.
Julio Montero this would also be wayyy easier to do now that we have quarantine and they are recording over video chat
Kelly Couch yeah it does feel like that
If you select the jury, you're a dictator. If they select themselves, you're a manipulator.
I think everyone here is either from Arizona or California
Biased how? Lol
âDo all gun shot survivors think the sameâ
Yes plz
iâd love to see a spectrum episode on people with autism :)
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many people at my school are making fun about autism and i think thereâs a lot of misrepresentation in the media so it would be a good way to spread awareness and educate people on this topic
Yes please Jubilee! I barely know anything about autism and that would be a great opportunity to learn from people with autism.
Good idea I'd love to see more mental health representation
Zoe a simple search on CZcams or google will probably do. Not sure if this setting is really helpful for people to understand those with autism, maybe real life special needs volunteer work would be better if you truly are interested
Yesss i would love this
Also its pretty clever cause a Spectrum episode on Autism Spectrum Disorder. Ill show myself out.
I had so many assumptions about Heather from the beginning...
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All of them were proven true.
Thank you for admitting you are a racist. At least you're honest.
@Matthew Akuza she obviously hates white people
@@AntiGenZandY You're a clown
@@anonymousbo0318 Don't you have some murders to do?
@@AntiGenZandY how?
âIs there too many guns in america?â âSorry what was the question I was on my phone shipping my new gun to my fflâ
âdo all homeless people think the sameâ
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Austin MartĂn HernĂĄndez
San Francisco is too because of the rent going up and lots of stuff.
Seattle's homeless rate has gone up in the past few years too
yessssss jubilee do this! We need to break the stigma around homelessness.
@The Bradcast you'd be surprised at how many people aren't involved with drugs and alcohol that are homeless, it more has to do with the rising prices and businesses not giving their employees more money to be able to pay the higher prices, at least from my understanding. And yes, a great handful of homelessness is caused from drugs and alcohol, but not all of it is from that.
That guy spreading lies right there, if heâs talking about the Kawasaki stabbings, then it happened in a bus stop, so the area was condensed and the people running might block others running away so the victims number was higher, all in all, only 3 people died of their injuries and 18 were injured, not a 100..
Now imagine if a semi automatic did the same job..
At Oussama a semi automatic is literally a pistol and most guns dumbass.
Esteban Molina and a large majority of those guns would still result in a higher death rate.
I think he's talking about the school incident, where 40+ children got stabbed.
Mohamed Lajouiej-Bouhlel killed more people using a truck than Stephen Paddock in US history's highest victim count mass shooting.
Paddock shot at a crowd of 22.000 people and only killed 58.
Mohamed drove over a promenade and killed 86.
Guns are not effective mass killing tools at all.
DOOM GUY did you just say guns are not an effective mass killing tool
damn paul really got the adolf trim
Thought the same HAHAHAAHAHAHA
Finally, someone who noticed
Glad I'm not alone
Whole ass cut too damn
I was victim of a armed car jacking at a school at 17. Once I turned 18 I bought my first gun so things like wonât happen again.
WTF Kyle Arizona. Under federal law your able to manufacture your own firearm as long as itâs not for sale. Also I have to open Carry since you have to be 21 to conceal carry.
SAMURAI æŠćŁ« itâs pretty hard to steal a truck when you got 17 shots in your face.
MERICA
[3 months later]
*Jubilee: Do All Draftees Think the Same?*
Bro my ig groupchat would love you đ¶ââïž
Catch me dancing in the trenches to the beat of the bombs đ€€
K poop
bro weâre all gonna die and all that will be left is the WW3 memes so thatâs what theyâre gonna show in history class đ
Turtle Hurdle hell yeah
I would love to se a middleground on this topic
There is one - pro-gun vs anti-gun.
@@sheilamesa1533 But middleground is usually based on opposing views, whereas spectrum has people who have a thing in common. I don't know how middleground with gunowners would work. By what criteria would they divide into two groups?
Jennyfisch
To be fair, the gang middle ground was all gang members of bloods and crips and not even halfway through the video they didnât even bother to separate in the two groups anymore because they had so much in common. You could literally see them standing and putting their arms around each other in support. So I donât think it matters to much
I think there needs to be a middle ground for the replies to this commentđ
@@Jennyfisch If it was up to me I could come up with a few opposing criteria. You could say Guns on social media or public platforms for or against. is educational access and operational reviews or commercial promotion better than non exposure and censoring. Gun Owner Parenting and the methods they used. My dad was a cop for 13+ years but he was by no means a gun nut. And my mom is anti gun. Quick access or Locked up. We had guns that were locked up in cabinets and others that were in closets and nightstands from when I can remember ages 3-6 etc.
I lost all my guns in a boating accident
Same
F
Me too! So weird, damn canoe!
I lost my canoe in a gun accident
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Iâm a conservative gun owner and I was very surprised at some of the answers of responsible liberal gun owners. Great video, Iâll need to re-watch
I'm a Black liberal. Been shooting since I was 5. If conservatives would truly work for liberty for all, we would be able to save everyone's gun rights. Conservatives say that we should have guns to fight a tyrannical government. This is true. However, Black people face a tyrannical government on a daily basis. When we try to tell conservatives that, they deny our reality. Instead, they fly "Blue Lives Matter" and "Back the Blue" flags in their yards. The police is the very representation of a tyrannical government. But the people they are perpetuating the tyranny against do not look like most conservatives so you support them over us.
@@DarlingEbony This is where Iâd disagree. Iâm a police officer myself who was in an officer involved shooting just days ago and I can say from first hand experience what you see on TV is not reality. You donât have the luxury of time to make a split second life or death decision so when a decision is made that ultimately takes a life, youâre not thinking about the color of the assailants skin but the consequences of inaction in that moment. My department has over 1,000 officers and Iâve never seen or heard of any biases based on race or beliefs, not saying they donât exist but theyâre not rampant like people claim.
@@MrGameboy12367 And as a Black woman, I can tell you that police frequently abuse their power against Black people no matter our education or socio-economic standing. Having been on the wrong side of those abuse of power situations, I can easily see myself ending up like those people killed on TV. The police uphold racist and white supremacist power structure of tyranny against Black people. And because of the "Thin Blue Line", the so-called "good cops" refuse to get the abusive ones in order, which makes them complicit.
@Reddot Sxul Well, you seem to have no problem disregarding the life experiences of 40+ MILLION Black people. I guarantee you that I have been Black longer than he's been in law enforcement. I know how we disproportionately get treated. I can also tell you that we don't have a Black convention every year where 40+ MILLION Black people decided to get together and say that we have been and continue to be abused by police officers going back generations. But that's the problem with white supremacy, it has a doesn't listen.
@Reddot Sxul
All Black people experience white supremacy in the form of systemic racism. Do many of us succeed in spite of that? Absolutely. But the question is: Should we have to? And I am telling the officer the general EXPERIENCE of most Black people in this country. You are not in a position to tell me how I am treated. You don't know how I am treated. But the arrogance of white supremacy allows you to believe that you can do such a thing. Kind of like white people telling my ancestors that they were happy in slavery. White supremacy loves to tell us what our experiences are. Maybe there is the "idea that there is a mass, disproportionate abuse of power", because...well...Black people have experienced and continue to experience a "mass, disproportionate abuse of power".
Why do you think 40+ MILLION people, in general, keep insisting that there is something inherently wrong with how the police treat Black people? Do you think we had a convention so that we could collectively lie on he police?
It would be interesting to see a debate between Americans and Europeans about gun laws
Put me in lol
Indeed. But I suppose it would be hard to find a middle ground, as the general European mindset differs immensely from the American one.
or on stuff like health care or universities, oh my god the cancel culture I wish I could see that
@@carlh9120 I guess that's the interesting part because I'm sure there's a group Europeans albeit small that have the gun mentality... Especially the eastern countries.
@@JadaKingdom971 It's definitely plausible, but that would most likely be for different reasons than Americans have it.
Heather is exactly the person she looks like before she even opens her mouth
John Burton she wasnât judging by how she looks she said she looks like how she acts... thereâs a difference hun
@John Burton A bigot is someone who is set in their ways. Not someone who judges someone
@John Burton people should be forced to read the dictionary definition of words they're going to try and accuse people of being.
Exactly
John Burton I think youâre confused
I am originally from the uk and I moved to the USA four years ago and shortly after I became a sheriffâs deputy because I was a police officer in the uk and didnât want to leave my career in law enforcement behind but the main reason I moved to the USA is because Iâve been a avid gun fan for as Long as I remember and I just got fed up with the very strict gun laws in the uk
welcome to the USA. we need more freedom loving migrants like you đ.
i hope you're enjoying it here. stay safe brother.
Oh your profile photo says it all
I'm australian and have made the decision to not visit the US until they get some sort of control over their gun violence. And honestly just the violence in general. We get horrified over incidences here that are just seen as daily life over there - doesn't sound like a very relaxing holiday
Itâs Nennina it been like that for about 6 years for the two years it I had the profile photo and was still living in the UK I was probably on some sort of watch list especially with the amount of videos about guns I watched
Peggy Allen I do agree with you on some points. I totally agree that there is a lot of violence and that we need to get some control over the background possibly even yearly back ground checks and possibly not allowing people who have been charged with assault to have guns but Iâm afraid but heavily restricted gun control isnât the answer because i come from London and have seen first hand if you ban one thing criminals would just use something else like knife or acids and even then it wouldnât be the end of gun violence because on average there are 30 gun violence cases a week and 5 fatal shootings a week in London and thatâs despite the UK having some of the strictest gun control there is
How do you âsomewhat agreeâ to if you pulled ur gun on someone
Itâs a yes or no question
Because the legal definition varies. In just about every jurisdiction, drawing a gun and pointing it at someone is considered having pulled your gun on someone.
However in some places, merely showing someone you have a gun on your person or drawing it and keeping it pointed at the ground is still considered having pulled the gun on a person. In others, it isn't.
LOL thats a yes or no question
All us non-americans watching: "can't relate"
America isnât the only country where citizens can own guns.
@@sylky6900 but it's the only country where guns outnumber people 10 to 1
SindraXO that doesnât mean other countries âcanât relateâ with this video.
@@sylky6900 it's called a general statement lmao
Preach
Me, a french person watching this video: *confused in european*
You know Europeans brought guns into the US, right? You understand that Europeans used guns to start not only one World War but also TWO WORLD WARS, right?
*confused in American*
Lili H Me: a confused American
that is the only thing in this whole video i could relate. Of course my weapon of choice should match my outfit. that is my #2 life motto
Well you wouldn't be able to conceal a full sized handgun wearing a short tight dress now would you? So yes some people choose the gun they carry based on the outfit. It's easier to concealed carry in the winter because the clothes are bulkier.
This was by far the best video about this heated topic. Loved it. My favorite was the issue of mass shootings. They honestly nailed it. Itâs a societal issue and not a gun issue. Itâs âeasyâ to say take the gun away instead of asking how to fix the actual issues.
Where does Heather live, that the cops come in 8 to 10 minutes? I think the earliest I ever seen is 20 minutes and the latest and most common is two days đ
Briana C thank you for this!! Hahahaha!
In a white neighborhood
@@bethanybrown2022 why your nose so big
@@projectc.j.j3310 LMAOOO
The earliest Iâve ever seen is an hour and I was right next to the police station.
Ain't nobody hugging anyone after that episode đđ
đya....
They cut it out to not show support for guns
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@@thebrinksf69 Nah they did not hug, a couple of hostile people will have that energy within themselves
"we gone ban knives?"
UK: well...
Germany as well lol
uk still has stabbings tho?
The uk has tried to ban certain types of knives you also arent allowed to carry knives of s certain length around unless it is to do with your job. That doesn't mean people dont do it. Just means it is illegal
@@louisedavis5335 same in germany also no double edged knifes flip knifes or any other knife you could pull out and use with a single hand
â@@mattygreen6233 You can never eliminate any type of crime completely, but at least minimize its probability. Or at least make it as difficult as possible to carry it out.
Props to Jubilee for keeping this very respectful and none bias.
All I'm saying is its better to have one and not need it. Instead of needing one and not having it...
This made me realize Americans truly believe guns are like an everyday use item, an accessory. When that girl said she had 40 different pistols for different outfits, omg... thatâs insane...
Vtmb2 coming 2020 she actually said 4, still a lot but not 40 đ
Cause they are, I need one weapon for every bank I plan on robbing that day.
I own one gun for protection, i dont get why everyone makes assumptions based on what one person said.
Some of yall have never seen a southerners gun safe if you think 4 guns is a lot
please don't think she's like all americans, a lot of us hate that this is happening
The girl actually compared having a *gun* to having a *kid*
_I can't_
Yeah i was like wtf. Americans are weird
Lydia B *woman
@@marchingclocks that's racist
Fried Potatoes no, it not? America isnât a race
Ginger Luigi With No Moustache I hope it was a joke đ
12:14 did she just compare a owning a lethal weapon to having children?
I thought the same thing. Wtf
Both are major responsibilities.
Being irresponsible with either can lead to a lot of problems, so itâs not an entirely bad comparison
Itâs a perfect comparison.
Anything is a weapon in the right or "wrong" hands. A car is just as leathal and capable of inflicting mass casualties as a gun. The fault lies in the indvidual not the tool.
the US has a real problem with easier access to guns. while it won't necessarily reduce gun violence, buying a gun should be a time-consuming process. Here in South Africa, the gun laws are super strict: for those who want to legally buy a gun, there's usually a 3-4 week waiting period, and in those weeks you have to apply for your gun license (for every gun), which includes taking a mandatory competency test (both practical and written) especially if it's your first gun of that type, and only after your application for a license has been approved by the government several weeks later are you legally allowed to take delivery of your new fire-arm, in the mean time you are allowed to lay down your deposit for the weapon. in terms of location, gun-stores have to follow a strict set of requirements in order to qualify for their fire-arms license, like: if the store is within a popular shopping center/district, it must be in a secluded area of the building/neighborhood; the store (specifically the guns) must be located in a reinforced concrete vault with little-to-no outside windows and a reinforced spring-loaded security gate that has an magnetic lock as the only entrance, plus it is forbidden to advertise any of the weapons on the outside of the store.
We have a federal background check AND three day waiting period.
The only time the 3 day waiting period doesn't apply is if you buy from a private citizen or you have a License.
Christo Abrie well in a lot of cases the place that have the strictest gun laws have the most violence and in the case of the waiting periods those are useless, where I live itâs a 10 day waiting period which does nothing but make you wait and it really isnât easy to get guns in any state you still get background checks in every state and where I live you have to put your guns in a safe or you have to put a trigger lock for every gun and I donât see why taking a test would make you eligible to own a firearm
âguns are about as american as apple pieâ
heâs got a point there.
That was the best thing anyone said.
Edgar apple pie originated in England
Your mom gay 696969 And guns obviously did not originate in the US, so he still has a point
as someone from the UK i will say this, there are many typical "American" things that from an outsiders perspective do not seem like things to be proud of at all.. guns are 100% one of those things
Apple pie isn't even American, and neither are guns.
âDo all virgins think the sameâ
Tai Correia we donât want Derrick back
@@adolfosaavedra9229 lmao
@@adolfosaavedra9229 i can replace him lol
@@adolfosaavedra9229 "we donât want Derrick back" Why so? He turned out to be a very reasonable and nice guy.
@@gw244 Aha! We got you Derrick! I knew I'd get you to come out sooner or later!
I have lived in a bunch of very strict countries when it relates to guns, but criminals still have them...
And what's the mass shootings and school shootings like that in other countries?
@@TJ-fe7rr Mexico has extremely strict gun laws... Yet they have twice the amount of gun related deaths (noted this also includes suicides) compared to the US. How could this be? I mean, wouldn't the cartel members abide by the laws of Mexico and give up their firearms?
Oh wait... Criminals don't follow laws. Therefore there is no point in creating laws that oppress peaceful citizens but are irrelevant to criminals.
Iâm glad we have the 2nd amendment to be completely honest.
always gonna be glad to have school shootings
Reaper Of Insanity and thereâs the strawman
@@reaperofinsanity3370 school shooting happen because they're a gun free zone so no one can shoot back and neutralize the threat. Has there even been a mass shooting like that in a gun store or at a gun show.
@@reaperofinsanity3370 I bet you mass shootings would decrease dramatically if someone there was armed and shot back. These mass shooters are looking to get a body count, not a shoot out.
Yeah I watched a person talk about their story and how they were going to be a school shooter and he mentioned how he didn't care where it was he just wanted a high body count so he would be noticed.
I love how jubilee always picks a non stereotypical group of people for each category.
Same! This group was especially outside of my stereotype.
@@isaacdruin I don't know if that is a good thing, we miss the original crazy opinions that keeps the gun problem alive.
Andre Ilyas not a gun problem. Itâs a people problem
I honestly don't love it, because although we get a diverse picture, we don't get the general picture...
"I have 4 different types of pistols based on the outfit I wear that day"
me: scared and confused
edit: where I come from it is not so easy to possess a gun & those who do usually don't take them with them everywhere. Neither match it with their outfit.
Me: aroused and interested
Thatâs badassery like something you see in an action movie
i would imagine a full size revolver and auto pistol and a compact size revolver and pistol
i think she meant that they have different sizes and can be concealed easier with certain clothes not that she wanted them to match aesthetically
Fried Potatoes Wtf
If you're feeling unsafe without your gun, that's a reflection of your society, nothing to do with being armed. Focus your efforts now on improving your country's living standards.
I think this is a good point. I think that people have a right to own a gun for protection but I really think we need to step up the qualifications. If everyone needs to go through a drivers test, pre licensing course and hours being taught to drive I think that you need to have courses and then test on gun safety and proper handling before youâre allowed to purchase any firearm
Kinda racist but alright
@@Halal_Dan it's about time Americans faced up to the issue. They're the problem, not the guns.
@@jacksaladin7605 You can cool it with the racism too
@@Halal_Dan calling your society bad isn't racism. Take your tears elsewhere.
There is exactly one constitution and it literally reads "the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
Everybody is free to own a gun or not, but by the supreme law you are not allowed to regulate how other people choose to protect themselves. Each and every law that seeks to limit the access to firearms or ammo is unconstitutional and thus void (marbury v madison).
It starts with "well regulated militia to keep a free state". Which is just ambiguous enough to possibly read a "you can own a gun if you're part of a well regulated militia" or "everybody has the right to own a gun".
And then there's another debate you can get into about what a "will regulated militia" even means.
Either way, the point of that amendment was to protect citizens from the government (not other citizens). There's no gun on the market that can do that for you if the government decides to come for you now.
@@3COI no government can do that? A bunch of desert people in mostly illiterate countries can make the entire US and NATO armies life miserable. And that's only a bunch of insurgents with limited funding while US supply lines are intact.
Now imagine you don't have hundret thousand terrorists but 80 million gun owners. And most of the military wouldn't fight their own fathers, brothers and families but ignore the orders and join the resistance, same for the police. And funding and everything from ammo to food wouldn't be supplies as it is produced by said 80 million americans.
The milita part is just a preamble, a raison d'etre, and not in any way a restriction on the individual right to keep and bear arms. And the militia would win a civil war. Always.
@@texasranger24 you're equating the military going to foreign countries to them pulling up to US citizens' homes. That's not at all the same. You may get some people in the "backwoods" that can make it difficult on the military. Maybe. But the majority of our country lives in large cities and easily accessible suburbs that the military knows all about.
It's a nice thought to think you could stop the military if they wanted to takeover your property, but they would have to be very lenient for it to be a realistic thought.
@@3COI which military? there is no army to attack US citizens. There is just a shitton of enlisted, reserve or veterans that took an oath to the constitution and would never participate in large scale gun confiscations or war against their own families. Most would ignore orders or join the revolution. Only few units with even fewer support and supplies would actually fight, and they would never beat 80 million armed people plus all the dissidents. Not only did you fail in socilogy and psychology, but apparently your geography also sucks. The USA is 99% backwoods, and so are 50 million people. 100 milion citizens in urban centers, 180 million in suburbs or small cities.
Let the democrat cities suffer if they so please and elect, everybody who is a man enough to hold a rifle will be using it against the government should it becomy tyrannical.
Marbury v Madison established the right to judicial review (simply meaning that the Supreme Court has the legal power to decide whether laws/acts are unconstitutional or not) it doesnât have anything to do with gun rights or gun control
"there was an instance in japan where someone stabbed 100 people... are we gonna ban knives?"
it actually is already illegal to carry (and in some cases even own) knives with blades over a certain length in japan
I noticed that... I also don't know what instance he's referencing. Where these 100 different homicides or one large mass killing?
ikr!! and why the hell are they talking about japan??
suppose he might be referencing the Akihabara massacre, a major event that pretty much banned knives in Japan, that one had only 7 deaths and 10 injured
there was a mass stabbing in 2016 with 19 dead, dude butchered disabled people in their sleep
ok
Kyoto Animation, Japan, holy fck
No knife
No gun
Just petrol, whole studio burn, staffs burned alive
this is so bizarre watching as a british person! iâve never even seen a gun, let alone known someone who owns one
I didn't realize until recently when talking to a friend in the U.K. how different our two countries look at firearms.
Ikr I've never seen a firearm in Scotland other then a hunting rifle
A lot of people in Europe have guns, they just don't talk about it. I joined a rimfire rifle group on social media and 80% of the group was European. There are a lot of shotgun and hunting rifle owners too. They just own different guns, and don't talk about it as much. You undoubtedly know someone who owes a gun... You just don't know it.
@@landonpalmer5934 as a European, I have never seen a pistol or ever knew somebody who had one.
go to london. you will see alot of assault rilfes
To all the Europeans out there shaking their heads:
Your cultures are the products of monarchies and empires. For centuries, you have been regulated, and bowed and kissed the ring of authority. Even with rebellions, governments have quickly squashed them, or new government establishments have been rife with over-regulation, and Europeans have very often just dealt with their governments' actions. Meddling, taxation, arbitrary regulations that are simply tax hoops to jump through, etc. Even in the first establishments of parliaments and other forms of representation, a central power of authority was maintained in every previously autocratic state that adopted a system of representation. This is true of nearly every European territory. Especially now, with the existence of the European Union, you are subject to regulations put in place by people who share nothing with your country, except a border and a currency. Whether you believe the regulations you are subject to are justified or not, realize just how many laws, agreements, taxes, officials, and hierarchical structures of authority you are subject to obey by point of sword, when you've each only a pen.
The United States was founded on the very principle of REBELLION, rebellion against autocracy, rebellion against taxation, rebellion against unnecessary regulation, and rebellion against dependence on anything other than one's self. The United States was founded WITHOUT a central power (federal government) on PURPOSE, to avoid over-regulation, and a disconnect between the ruling body and the common man. The largest government body that was meant to exist was the state government, and the United States was just the unification of those very separate states. Later, a federal government was established in response to difficulties with currency exchanges, interstate trading, and skirmishes between state militias (what were the standing armies at the time, comprised of every common man, every one of them armed). In fear of a regression to the past over-regulatory governing of colonial America, a Federal Constitution was written that established a myriad of checks and balances, and a Bill of Rights, to ensure that no sect of government had unchecked power, and the People had explicit rights that were guaranteed by the highest form of Federal Law. In this Bill of Rights is the 2nd Amendment. It reads, "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." Colloquially, the word "regulated" meant "organized", "put together", and the Militia has always been meant as an armed populous of common men. This is explicitly expressed in another draft of the 2nd Amendment that reads, "A well regulated Militia, composed of the body of the People, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed; but no one religiously scrupulous of bearing arms shall be compelled to render military service in person." Take note of the line, "being necessary to the security of a free State". It's very important, because the Declaration of Independence reads,
"That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men... That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or abolish it, and to institute new Government."
The 2nd Amendment exists to ensure that all of our rights are protected by the People, with the weapons of the People, such that, should our government lose its purpose in protecting our Rights, we have the means to overthrow said government and institute a new one. The Founding Fathers regarded the mere existence of government itself as literally a "necessary evil". This sentiment is represented today in the form of the American People's inherent distaste and distrust for government, and we keep and bear arms in our culture so that we, or our children, or their children, and so on, will have the means to take drastic action against an overbearing government, should they ever have the need, and the duty to do so.
How does this only have 3 likes?? This is literally what we need to be shouting from the rooftops lol
Thank God I dont live in the US. I would not want living next to people who have guns in their home. The most baffling thing is how ignorant these people are when it comes to the dangers of owning guns so easily. I was schocked when they didnt agree that the mass shootings happen because of that reason. I am living in Europe and we never ever had some like this in our schools.
It's almost as if we live in totally different cultures and environments that teach us the importance or non importance of a thing.
There are a lot of gun owner in czech and switzerland
the moment she said "Crimes happen everywhere" nothing else that she said suprised me
Where, in America, do crimes not happen? How many cities don't have a police force simply because there's no need?
Jace Collins just because she is technically right doesnât mean that her response was situationally appropriate. like duh crime happens everywhere but saying that in response to his comment was a de-facto âall lives matterâ
Makana brooks ..What's wrong with saying that? When someone says Black Lives Matter, she and everyone else should reply with a ALL Lives Matter! Black Lives only seem to matter to the majority when a life is taken by a cop. Black ppl stay silent if a black person is shot by their own. I'm a black woman and I look at the facts of the matter. Don't rely on bias liberal media who acts like they care about us but don't.
Where does it not happen?
Valeata W đ
Daniel: âI live in a crip neighborhood
Me: stares at his anime gang shirt đ
Being in a neighborhood has a lot of crips doesn't mean he's actually a member. And also, is anime only for certain people in certain areas?
Soraya Bella Morena wait whatâs anime doe
Max Heying Ore no Imouto ga Konnani Kawaii Wake ga Nai
Miraee the crips are a well known gang
lol same
Where they find adolf
At the Charlie Chaplin Look-Alike Contest.
@@redclayscholar620 that me laugh for no reason
Iâm 15 and I live in California. My family doesnât own any guns. In 2 years, I can enlist in the military, but I canât own a gun. I need to wait 6 years to own a gun đ€
You can still buy a rifle or shotgun in three years.
@@paulamestoy5555 I think they raised the age to 21 in California.
If you come to a âfreeâ state you can own rifles and shotguns at 18
*them:* i need a different gun for every outfit
*me:* over here *confused in european* because *we don't even lock our doors*
*chill its a joke*
Lool, there is no way you dont lock your door
Things are insane here, the crime rate has jumped massively due to the prices of things such as house, cars, etc. and jobs don't give people a higher salary to consolidate for the rising prices, so people have reverted to crime to be able to survive and some people are willing to do _whatever_ is 'necessary' to be able to feed their families or at least give them a roof to live under. That's just my perspective on things, it's probably different for most, but that's just what I know from my understanding as a minor :)
Agreed! I often forget to lock the doors at night and have no problem coming home from a night out with friends at 4 in the morning by bus and on foot. Pros of living in a small eastern European country I guess!
I live in Europe and I have to lock my door period
Lol I have friends from rural american towns that donât lock their doors and friends from European cities that do, pretty sure itâs more of an urban vs rural thing
Iâm glad the gun store owner was there and spoke when he did. Itâs a perspective we donât hear very often. I believe most people assume gun store owners would want to sell guns to everyone but the fact that his shop exercises the responsibility to deny sales is a take I wasnât expecting.
It is enlightening honestly. I wish more people knew that gun store owners and employees have a right to refuse to sell a gun to someone, especially if that individual is acting out of the norm.
But see... that was my problem there: That him preventing the guy from purchasing a firearm was a "judgment call" based on his instintc and experience. That the background check LATER showed that this guy had mental health issues. If the guy had gone into another store and the person behind the counter would have missed the warning signs or just for whatever reason decided differently, this could have ended in tragedy (as it so often has). Maybe it's because I am Euopean, so the issue of "everyone has the right to carry a gun" seems insane to me. But here in Germany and Italy (I am the daughter of a hunter and have a license to own and carry a rifle for hunting purposes myself) you have to go through rigorous background checks, physical as well as psychological exams AND written as well as practical tests and exams to even have the right to carry and own. And you have to renew said license - those tests and check-ups included - every few years. Those background informations can be checked instantly, and purchasing a gun/rifle requires that you bring all those documents with you. In addition to that you have to wait a few days until every information clears to get your newly purchased firearm handed to you. You are obligated to keep your guns and rifles in a safe. If that is not the case and someone from the respective department comes to check (which can happen, they do spot checks of registered gun and rifle owners) you lose your license. And all that is just for people aquiring guns and rifles in addition to/because of their hunting license. The requirements for law enforcement or private security etc. are even more severe. I remember we had ONE school shooting 2009 (where a kid stole his dad's gun and tried to take revenge on his school and classmates), where 15 people got killed. And NONE since or before that. And that is why mass shootings are not solely a "mental health" issue. I can't help imagine people in America - some sixteen, seventeen years old - running around buying semi-automatic guns, not even knowing how to put the safety on. I'm not saying that the US does not have any responsible or experienced gun owners... just that it probably also has a whole lot of irresponsible and inexperienced ones. And we all know people with anger issues or who love to see themselves as John Wayne on steroids. And they can't all be sussed out by a responsible and observant gun store owner.
@@NickShaw92 thanks for sharing your personal point of view. It's not often we (those of us in America) get to discuss such issues with people from other countries. I agree with ALOT that you're saying and I see the benefits of such. But when our country was founded it was written as plainly as possible that every person has a right to have a gun (right to bear arms - actually doesn't only mean guns, but that's another discussion) I agree that there are some individuals that shouldn't own such things due to psychological reasons. But to want to outright ban common weapons for those of us that follow the law on a daily basis is just wrong. It's like saying there's too many cars accidents and wanting to ban any car that goes over 25mph. It's not fair to the rest of the population that follows the current laws. Why not enforce the current laws a bit harder to persuade people from breaking them? I live here in Virginia where currently some of our government proposed a bill to increase the penalties of using/brandishing a firearm during a crime and it was denied by the other half. Why? Virginia is currently in the top 5 of safest States in this country, but we've been one of the most pro-gun states for years.. if guns were the sole issue then I'd think that statistic would be completely different.. if you look at states with some of the strictest gun laws, their crime rate is double/triple. The citizens in America outnumber law enforcement tenfold. There's no way they can truly protect all of us. So we rely on our right to have a gun to protect ourselves.
@@koycarley1787 Hey. Thank you for the respectful and insightful response. I understand where you're coming from and am aware of the history and significance of the second amendment. I just don't think that what is happening currently is what the forefathers had in mind when they penned the constitution. In my opinion there must be a way too keep the intention and spirit of the second amendment alive while also coming into the 21st century, applying heavier regulations and bringing down the number of unnecessary and accidental deaths by firearm. Because in the end times have chanced. Ways of life, mentalities and firearm-mechanics have change since the 17hundreds. The constitution was supposed to ensure and preserve the freedom of the American people... but also their safety. And when looking at current statistics and the ove situation the second amendment is not doing that... or at least falling severely short of its promise and intended purpose. I'm not saying it has no place on modern times (it is written in the constitution after all) but regulations and laws should reflect those changes and the amendments intended purpose. Every American has the right to bare arms, but if they really want to and it is that important to the. they should also be willing to put in the work to and ensure that they are doing so properly and safely without risking health, freedom and safety of other American citizens.
âI heard a man in Japan stabbed 100 people in one setting before police could subdue him we gonna ban knives now you see what Iâm sayinâ thank you and I the face with the you know what Iâm sayin I was like yes đ thank you man đđ»
I'm going to lean myself out of the window and say I'd rather be attacked by someone with a knife than someone with a gun any day.
Wasn't that in China where the fellow stabbed 60 people or is this a whole other set of crazy?
jubilee needs a patreon with longer uncut versions of the videos. its obvious that these videos cut a lot of stuff out and this may be the best of the conversation but i would gladly watch each of these videos for 30 minutes to an hour. even 2 hours if it works well! and i would gladly pay for that experience too. love u jubilee!!
âCrime happens everywhere it happens In the hood and even nice places like Orange Countyâ oof I cringed at that
It does occur in OC, just not as often or at such a large extent that it does elsewhere. I saw her point but she could have worded that better.
I cringed soooooooooo hard. I'm sure she's a nice lady, I just wished she worded it a little different lmao
I hate that attitude. "I know you live in a tough neighborbood, but could you for one minute think about the hard life I have here in the suburbs, please?"
I don't even know what Orange County is, but the way she talked makes me imagine it to be a rich, white neighbourhood. Correct?
Dylan Ghijs itâs the county in between Los Angeles and San Diego in Southern California, traditionally wealthy white and conservative
Iâm just sitting here so glad that Iâm Australian and we can just apprehend dangerous people with milk crates
Ayee the milk crate guy, whatta legend đ still remember seeing that everywhere in the news
Shootings happen pretty regularly here though, just not mass shootings
Amen
Yea, but y'all got other things to worry about lol. Ur country's going red sis
same haha!!
People writing comments with no context of 1. how many people live in the us 2. How large the us is and how some places it can take hours for help to arrive 3. Most importantly the culture in the us that most people from other countries and sadly many Americans dont understand
NOBODY should feel so unsafe that they are carrying a weapon that could potentially take somebodies life.
Who are you to decide what someone else might LAWFULLY own and carry? Unless I USE my gun to illegally rob, rape or injure you, it's really none of your business!
No one:
Absolutely nobody:
Americans: âI want my pistol to match my outfitâ
Yes thats Americans, actually no i have many concealed carry and one gun because i just have it for practicality and in necessary situations but ey. Let some random people influence you to what you want to hear. ^_^
Hawk Unleashed Itâs a joke we donât need a lecture
Not all of us think Guns are accessories đ
@@danieljones7345 lol right, idk about anyone else but when she said that i was like "đ€huh".
Pinja what country are you from?
Hearing the woman describe how she uses pistols like an accessory has me so shook
That's not what she meant though. You can't carry all pistols with all outfits. If you have a pocket carry pistol how are you going to carry it while wearing a dress for example? Or the one you carry on a leg holster while wearing jeans?
emrebaskocak But thatâs different holsters not different guns right? I honestly am not positive at all but either way I canât think of 4 different types of outfits that she would need 4 different types of pistol for
I mean there are definitely different holsters for different occasions depending on what you are wearing, and I can't think of 4 different guns you might need depending on what you are wearing but I can solidly think of needing 2. A full size gun for the winter because you will be wearing more layers, which means less chance of someone noticing, and a more compact gun for the summer because you will be wearing less layers so it's easier for your gun to print.
@@shelbyeverson462 different guns to suit different modes of carry. you canthave a large glock strapped to your leg while wearing a dress but you can conceal it with a sweater or a vest or whatever. she might go with a gun smaller than theone on her leg for her pocket carry for better convenience. i cant think of 4 different guns she would need but i can think of a few examples. so i dont think it is impossible.
You being scared of guns isn't a good reason to be shook that she's not.
Gun-owning veteran who wears an anime shirt is pretty cool
He was one of three veterans in this video
Why is it that when a tragedy happens with a firearm by a criminal, the law abiding are the one's targeted by the anti gun left (and right)?
Ryan Woodward notice how your comment gets 7 likes but people who make anti gun comments get at least a few hundred
@@TheRealSlimShady509 Well this is primarily a left leaning channel.
@Lizzie Allen because if less guns in circulation its is harder for criminals to get also what about school shootings do you think they have access to this criminal underworld
@@reaperofinsanity3370 or the good people can't defined themselves and get shot, I mean.... just saying
@@reaperofinsanity3370 ever heard of a 3d printer?
âCrime happens everywhere...it happens in the hoodâ.
Ms. Becky knows some slang, huh?
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*when youâre european and watching this...*
Laughing in European
Canadians too lol
Yeah every country is different obviously. When youâve experienced not being able to defend yourself in sketchy places like Mexico, you realize how lucky you are as an American to be able to defend yourself. Thatâs why whenever I get sent for work to sketchy places in the US I always carry. But yeah Iâve been to London and Vancouver and itâs a very different feeling. You do feel safe and itâs pretty chill. Anyway cheers đ
Were I go to school you can never feel safe. Since we 1 are RIGHT next to a bank and 2 we have no protection to keep anyone from coming and shooting up our school, Plus, anyone can enter the building cause the PE doors are Never locked. I can't even feel safe and mt middle school and its sad
yeah, Europeans in general dont think they need a gun, cuz they dont
Can we take a moment to appreciate the fact that that my mans Daniel is reppin that Gangsta Kirino tshirt? xD
"Do all preppers think the same?" would be interesting, especially now.
âGuns are about as American as apple pie to be honestâ that statement is super scary and terrifying but it is also true. Think about that
Annalise Bowman how is that terrifying?
They are even more American than apple pie. In many European countries we eat Apple pie. But we don't need guns.
@@liagoltstein7362 you just dont need guns in every average guys hands. you need guns in trained ppls hands.
â@@Spider-Too-Too average people can have extensive amount of train or experience and you would never know. the "trained" people are cops who are unnecessarily escalating situation with guns.
Owen Bunny If an armed person breaks into your house are you gonna hide and call the cops? And hope they get there before youâre dead or are you going to call them and then arm yourself so that youâre not vulnerable
Europeans be like: wtf they doing over there
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"Wtf they doing over there?" What we are doing is protecting ourselves, our families, friends, and most importantly our rights.
Dominic Ewing ??? Lives of your loved ones are less important than your rights?
Dominic Ewing well everyone wants to protect them selves. And guess what ? In america more people get killed than saved by GUNS. In Europe people donât have guns and so no reason to âprotectâ them selves
I'm a happy little accident
By protecting their rights they are protecting their family.
Wish yâall had a more even number of libs and conservative for this one. But none the less, a good episode!
These people represent a extremely small number of gun owners
six to be exact
All from cali, probably LA area. This show is flawed because they don't understand that experiences and viewpoints can have factors like location. Also LA is probably one of if not the WORST places to talk to people about guns. Speaking from experience.
@@WeaponizedGoochsweat Personally, I am âfromâ Texas but have lived elsewhere. At the time this video was shot, I was in San Diego because thatâs where the Navy sent me.
Heather: Never been affected by gun violence
Also Heather: Doesn't feel safe without her gun
@SsSs RoBbSs Are you familiar with the concept of jokes?
What point are you trying to make? just because someone has never experienced it doesn't mean they're not allowed to feel scared and do something to protect themselves from that.
@@ecstasy5022 it's a joke. It ain't that deep.
Me: Has never been raped.
Also me: FEARS BEING RAPED, and doesn't feel safe while in a sketchy situation without pepper spray.
@Tala Habern In what world do you live in where guns are the only reason to feel unsafe? Are you not aware that guns have been used defensively MILLIONS of times to prevent things like rape, robbery, and murder?
Mass gun violence wasn't a problem in the 50's, despite gun culture being even more pervasive back then (people would carry their guns right into school for gun clubs). So you have to ask yourself, why is it a problem now?
The gun shop owner literally stands like he's at the counter about to sell me a gun lol.
b r u h, he just came over right after work in his uniform and everythang
@@hello-nq3ze LMAO
10:24. She talks about ppl taking their rifle to school in the 60âs. Then talks about mass shootings. Sis, a rifle isnât a rapid fire gun. The guns they had in the 60âs arenât the same ones we have now. It sucks these videos can be used as information toward stances on certain issues when thereâs no fact checking involved. There was never 100 ppl killed with a knife in Japan either. A quick google search is all it takes. I can run from someone trying to stab me with a knife. I have a higher chance of surviving it. I can hide in a closet. A gun would shoot thru the door. A gun would easily and rapidly shoot down so many ppl in seconds. Iâm not against guns. Iâm against weapons of war. You can protect yourself from an intruder with a slow gun. Even tho pro gun ppl always say that we canât control shootings, itâs just life, then why are we trying to control home invasions? If they think victims of gun violence were just unprotectable. Why should they be allowed protection from a home invasion? This video speaks volumes of where their political stance lies and their views of guns when it indirectly affects them the least.
Ehhh.... want to do some research on m16? Stoners rifle. You might be surprised to find out that original while designed for the military was first sold to civilians not to mention semi auto design is quite old and if I'm not mistaken predates even ww1
Dylan Grant âWeapon of warâ no just no
Automatic weapons have been banned since the 80s dumbass
Dylan Grant 90 percent of all firearms are semi automatic which means pull trigger once = 1 bullet hold the trigger = it shoots once and not one bullet more until the trigger is released and pulled again
Dylan Grant Iâm sorry sir/mam and Iâm not trying to be rude but you obviously have no knowledge on firearms, an ar15 is a rifle, and itâs not a machine gun, every time you pull the trigger one bullet comes out of the barrel, itâs just like a pistol