Videos tagged with Blackout Coffee Company

This video, drawing on Federalist No. 27, explains that government legitimacy is derived from the consent of the governed. When citizens perceive laws as fair and necessary, compliance is voluntary. The Second Amendment is presented as the ultimate safeguard against governmental overreach and a force-based regime. The discussion highlights how executive overreach and treating rights as privileges erode legitimacy, leading to decreased voluntary compliance.

This video from Liberty Doll provides an expert-level overview of proposed firearm legislation in Massachusetts, specifically Bills H.2361 and H.1452. The speaker, demonstrating deep knowledge of gun laws and as a former resident of Massachusetts, explains how these bills aim to ban the manufacture and possession of all semi-automatic rifles and shotguns, expand definitions of large-capacity weapons, and prohibit firearm manufacturing. The content highlights the potential impact on common firearms like Glocks and addresses the state's unique approach to firearm regulation through approved lists rather than banned lists.

This video from Liberty Doll discusses a proposed gun law in Maryland that could classify computers and other technology as restricted items if used for 3D printing firearms. The law, particularly championed by Council member Crystal Oriadha in Prince George's County, aims to control the spread of 'ghost guns' by restricting access to the components and data needed for their manufacture, potentially imposing fines and jail time for violations. The speaker critiques the broad definition of additive manufacturing and its implications for everyday technology.

This video from Guns & Gadgets discusses the recent acquisition of S&B Ammunition by Colt CZ Group for $350 million. The speaker, an experienced voice in firearm news, highlights the strategic implications of European companies acquiring American ammunition manufacturers, suggesting American companies are missing financial and strategic opportunities. The video also features sponsorships from Blackout Coffee Company and Tri-Star Trading Company.

This video discusses the use of 3D printed firearms by anti-junta rebels in Myanmar to combat the military. The description highlights the rebels' innovative approach to warfare by utilizing 3D printed weapons to seize advanced military equipment such as rockets and tanks. The content also includes various affiliate links for merchandise, coffee, and survival gear, suggesting a focus on preparedness and potentially a libertarian perspective on firearm ownership and rights.

This video discusses a Thanksgiving promotion offered by a roofing company where customers can receive a free AR-15 rifle. The description provides links to Blackout Coffee Company, Libertarian Country merchandise, support channels, and various affiliate partners, including firearm-related retailers like Palmetto State Armory, Brownells, and Cabela's, as well as holster makers like We the People Holsters and Galco. It also includes links to survival and preparedness brands such as Valley Food Storage and My Patriot Supply, and tactical gear providers like MIRA Safety and BulletSafe. The video appears to be promoting a lifestyle and consumer choices aligned with a libertarian perspective, with a strong emphasis on firearms and self-reliance.

This video discusses how two school districts in Iowa have been compelled to cease their policies regarding the arming of teachers. The content creator, Liberty Doll, provides links to their various platforms and affiliate partnerships, including Blackout Coffee Company, Patreon, and Amazon recommendations.

This video discusses the ATF's alleged door-to-door confiscations of "WOT Triggers," implying a focus on firearm components and potential government overreach. The description references previous confiscation incidents and provides links to support the creator, including a coffee company and various affiliate programs related to preparedness, firearms accessories, and survival gear. The content appears to be a commentary on gun rights and government actions.

This video provides an update on the "Indie Guns" situation, with a potential involvement of Brownells and Polymer80. The description includes multiple affiliate links for coffee, gear, and support platforms like Patreon and SubscribeStar. It also lists affiliations with various companies including Palmetto State, Valley Food Storage, Acre Gold, ExpressVPN, We the People holsters, My Patriot Supply, Cabela's, Sportsman's Guide, MIRA Safety, BulletSafe, Galco, Libertarian Country, Liberty Classroom, and MyMedic, alongside links to alternative video platforms.

This video from "Coffee with Liberty" discusses the release of the Paul Pelosi bodycam footage and the corresponding 911 call. The description includes links to affiliate partners, suggesting a broader context of personal liberty, preparedness, and conservative viewpoints, often associated with firearm ownership and related products.

This video, titled "Crap Biden Says | Ep. 3," focuses on a compilation of perceived gaffes, lies, and "blank stares" attributed to President Joe Biden. The description suggests a critical and potentially satirical presentation of political commentary. The video also heavily promotes various support channels (Patreon, SubscribeStar, PayPal, Bitcoin, Litecoin), merchandise, affiliate partnerships for brands like USCCA, Blackout Coffee Company, ExpressVPN, Palmetto State, Brownells, Cabela's, MIRA Safety, Galco, and MyPatriot Supply, as well as other social media platforms including Odysee, LBRY, Bitchute, Gunstreamer, Minds, Rumble, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Affiliate links are provided for a wide range of products and services, from self-defense to VPNs and outdoor gear.

This video is a "watch party" for midterm election results. The content creator, "Liberty Doll," intends to cover headlines and utilize "Liberty Baby" during the event. The description heavily features support options (tip jar, Patreon, SubscribeStar, PayPal, Bitcoin, Litecoin) and affiliate links to various companies, including those selling firearms-related gear (USCCA, Blackout Coffee, We the People holsters, My Patriot Supply, Palmetto State, Brownells, Cabela's, Sportman's Guide, MIRA Safety, War Fighter Tactical, BulletSafe, Galco, Libertarian Country, Liberty Classroom, MyMedic) and general outdoor/preparedness items. It also lists other social media platforms where Liberty Doll is active.