Videos tagged with Campus Safety

This video from Colion Noir discusses two recent acts of violence: a shooting at Old Dominion University and an attack on a synagogue in Michigan. Noir connects these events to broader geopolitical tensions and the rise of radicalized individuals acting as 'lone wolves.' He emphasizes that increased global conflict can heighten the risk environment, making such attacks more probable.

This video reports on an incident where Charlie Kirk was allegedly shot at during an event at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. The description emphasizes that the content is for informational and educational purposes only, not representing personal beliefs. It includes disclaimers regarding accuracy and encourages independent verification. The uploader promotes their channel for "no-BS training" and provides extensive links to their website for exclusive perks, training calendars, rifle ruck events, classes, daily deals, affiliate products, and discount codes. Social media links are also provided.

This video discusses Montclair University's ban on pepper spray, a policy that stands out among New Jersey state universities. Despite the ban, the campus bookstore was found to be selling pepper spray, leading to an investigation. University officials initially refused comment but later attributed the sale to a third-party vendor error, stating the product was immediately removed.

Montclair State University has implemented a strict policy banning weapons, including pepper spray, on campus. This decision has sparked debate, particularly concerning student safety and the right to self-defense. The university cites campus security and alignment with state law as reasons for the ban, while critics argue it leaves students vulnerable, especially women, and contradicts the purpose of public institutions to uphold constitutional rights.

This video outlines four key advantages of carrying pepper spray for self-defense. It highlights its broad legality across various locations like college campuses where firearms or knives may be prohibited, its significantly lower learning curve compared to firearms, its affordability for both purchase and training, and the easier legal justification for its use as a non-lethal option.

This video discusses a lawsuit filed by a mother in Hawaii against the superintendent of education after her son and eight other students were suspended for a year for possessing gel blasters. The gel blasters were given as unopened Christmas gifts, and the school classified them as firearms under state law, leading to severe disciplinary action. The case highlights issues of student rights, due process, and the interpretation of school policies regarding toy weapons.

This video discusses college campuses implementing self-defense measures following a series of homicides. West Virginia University is moving to implement the Campus Self-Defense Act, allowing concealed carry permit holders on campus with specific exceptions like stadiums and daycare centers. The discussion highlights the debate around firearm storage in dorm rooms, with proposals ranging from school-provided storage rooms to in-room safes.

Colion Noir critically analyzes President Biden's response to the UNLV shooting, arguing that the administration is using the incident to push a pre-existing gun control agenda, specifically a ban on AR-15s, despite the shooter using a handgun. Noir emphasizes the importance of Second Amendment rights for self-defense and questions the effectiveness of gun-free zones and the reliance on law enforcement response times during active shooter events.

This video discusses a college's decision to build a wall around its campus in Baltimore as a measure to deter crime. The description includes numerous affiliate links for various companies, including coffee, outdoor gear, and self-defense related products, suggesting a focus on personal preparedness and a libertarian viewpoint. The content appears to be a commentary or news-style report on the security measure.

This video features William Kirk, President of Washington Gun Law, clarifying the regulations on carrying firearms on college campuses in Washington State. The discussion specifically covers the policies at the University of Washington (UW), Washington State University (WSU), Central Washington University (CWU), Eastern Washington University (EWU), and Western Washington University (WWU). Kirk highlights that WSU offers an exception for visitors, while the other four universities generally prohibit firearms for most individuals. The video also provides direct links to the relevant Administrative Codes for each institution, encouraging viewers to conduct their own research and verify information with school administration.

This episode of GunForHireRadio, #386, titled "Do Not Count On The Supremes! Unity and activism is key," focuses on the importance of proactive measures for personal safety and advocacy, rather than relying on external entities. The hosts also provide essential campus safety tips for loved ones, offering practical advice for protecting individuals in educational environments. The description links to various resources, including their website, academy, radio show, social media, firearm permit information for New Jersey and New York, and the "Crime Proof Book."

This segment of Gun Talk Radio discusses the ongoing debate and legislative efforts surrounding campus carry laws in various states, with a particular focus on Georgia. Luke Crawford, Georgia State Director for Students for Concealed Carry, details the recent victory of passing campus carry legislation in Georgia, while also highlighting the significant restrictions that remain. The discussion addresses common arguments against campus carry, the role of media bias, and the effectiveness of factual counter-arguments. It also touches on the broader implications for gun sales and the perceived state of the firearms industry, contrasting media narratives with industry data.