Videos tagged with Bitchute

This video focuses on the Ballistic Advantage Hanson 5.56 upper receiver with a 13.9-inch barrel, highlighting its shorter profile. The title also mentions "YouTube Strike #1," suggesting potential content moderation issues or discussions related to platform policies. The description provides social media links for the creator, Focustripp, and encourages channel membership and engagement.

This video, titled "'s House: \"Harmful Extremist Content\"", appears to be related to firearms and potentially features content that has been flagged or censored on other platforms. The description is heavily focused on promoting merchandise, various support platforms (Patreon, SubscribeStar, PayPal, Bitcoin, Litecoin), and affiliate links to a wide range of products including firearm-related gear (USCCA, Blackout Coffee Company, Cabela's, Sportsman's Guide, MIRA Safety, My Patriot Supply, Palmetto State, Brownells, War Fighter Tactical, BulletSafe, Galco), survival supplies (My Patriot Supply, AlexaPure Water Filter), and educational resources (Ron Paul Curriculum, Liberty Classroom). It also lists alternative platforms where the content can be found (Odysee, LBRY, Bitchute, Gunstreamer, Minds, Rumble) and social media handles. The title suggests a discussion or presentation that has been deemed controversial or extreme, likely within a political or ideological context that touches upon firearms or related rights.

This YouTube channel update addresses the creator's absence, attributing it to "technological adversity" rather than being "gone." The creator reassures viewers that they are still active and plans to continue content creation. The description also includes extensive links to merchandise, support platforms (Patreon, SubscribeStar, PayPal, Bitcoin, Litecoin), affiliate deals for various companies (USCCA, Blackout Coffee, ExpressVPN, Cabela's, Sportsman's Guide, MIRA Safety, My Patriot Supply, Palmetto State Armory, Brownells, War Fighter Tactical, BulletSafe, AlexaPure, Galco, Ron Paul Curriculum, Libertarian Country, Liberty Classroom, MyMedic), other social media platforms (Odysee, LBRY, Bitchute, Gunstreamer, Minds, Rumble, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook), and a general Amazon storefront for recommendations.

This video discusses the need for alternative platforms for firearms content creators, highlighting Rumble, Odysee, and BitChute as potential solutions. The creator shares their affiliate links for various firearms accessories, including holsters, red dot sights, lights, and hearing protection, as well as branded merchandise and a blog post about saving money on shooting. The content emphasizes the importance of responsible firearm ownership and safety, stating that all demonstrations are conducted by trained professionals in safe environments.

The creator returns to YouTube after a period of absence, citing busy times in the "gun biz." They briefly greet their audience and hint at their current activities. Future detailed builds and content will be exclusively hosted on Full30.com and Bitchute.com, indicating a shift in platform strategy. The description emphasizes a lack of time for extensive YouTube content creation but promises a quick check-in.

This video discusses YouTube's recent demonization of gun channels. The host, The GunGuy (Joel Persinger), reassures viewers that their channel, GunGuyTV, will remain operational despite these challenges. The description provides links to the channel's website, training services, Patreon, podcast, and various other platforms where the content can be found, as well as sponsors and organizations that support gun rights.

This YouTube video, titled "Detailed 100 round practice EP-1," focuses on firearm practice and training. The description provides links to purchase merchandise, sign up for training, support the creator on Patreon, join their Facebook group, and watch content on Full30 and Bitchute. While the specific firearm used isn't mentioned, the title indicates a focus on practicing with firearms, likely involving a significant round count.

This video is a Q&A session hosted by "Regular Guy Training" to celebrate reaching 50,000 subscribers. While the title and description don't explicitly mention firearms, the links provided strongly suggest a focus on firearms-related content, training, and merchandise. The channel promotes its training services, merchandise store, and community platforms on Patreon, Facebook, Full30, and Bitchute, all common outlets for firearm enthusiasts. The Q&A likely addresses viewer questions pertaining to these areas.

Liberty Doll discusses YouTube's new firearm-related content policy, which bans videos selling guns or accessories like 30-round magazines and how-to guides for installing items like bump stocks or conversion kits. She expresses concern about potential impacts on gun safety content and mentions alternative platforms like Full30, BitChute, and Vimeo. The video also includes channel updates, including reaching 30,000 subscribers and an upcoming Q&A.

This video discusses BitChute as a decentralized video distribution platform, contrasting it with centralized corporate control. It highlights BitChute's peer-to-peer, BitTorrent-style technology, emphasizing the absence of central distribution points, corporate control, and advertising. The creator, InRangeTV, advocates for supporting BitChute as a philosophically pure distribution method essential for ensuring content accessibility and reducing chokepoints. The video also promotes InRangeTV's viewer-supported model via Patreon.