Videos tagged with Come and Take It

This guide details the process of loading and firing the SKS Type 56 rifle, as demonstrated by Misha's Guns. It covers manual loading of the 10-round internal magazine with 7.62x39mm ammunition and emphasizes proper shooting techniques for accuracy at distance using iron sights and a stable rest. The demonstration highlights the reliability of surplus-style ammunition.

This video discusses a Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling against a student's First Amendment rights for wearing a 'Come and Take It' AR-15 hat to school. The court cited concerns about potential disruption stemming from the Oxford High School shooting, a decision the speaker argues constitutes a 'heckler's veto' and a misapplication of Tinker v. Des Moines. Potential next steps include seeking en banc review or a US Supreme Court appeal.

This video discusses a First Amendment case, CS v. McCrum, heard by the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. The case involves a third grader who wore a 'Come and Take It' hat featuring an AR-15 to school. The host, Mark Smith, a constitutional attorney, analyzes the legal arguments concerning student speech rights, referencing Tinker v. Des Moines and the 'heckler's veto' doctrine. He expresses pessimism about the plaintiff's chances due to the perceived bias of the three-judge panel.

This video criticizes Kamala Harris for her perceived hypocrisy regarding gun ownership and gun control stances. The title and description highlight a contradiction where she is accused of advocating for gun bans and then claiming to be a gun owner. The video questions what caliber of firearm she owns, implying a lack of genuine understanding or a deceptive position on the Second Amendment. It references Donald Trump, suggesting a political context, and uses hashtags related to gun rights and political debate.

This video uses a satirical approach to highlight what the creator perceives as contradictory statements from Governor Tim Walz regarding gun control. The title and description juxtapose Walz's claims of "no one is coming for your guns" with his call to "get weapons of war off the streets." The video expresses confusion and implies hypocrisy, aligning with pro-gun rights sentiments and the hashtag #shallnotbeinfringed. It encourages viewers to join the Gun Owners of America (GOA) and promotes their social media channels.

This video expresses strong opposition to Kamala Harris's candidacy, arguing that her policies would be detrimental to Second Amendment rights. It highlights concerns for gun owners and advocates for the protection of gun rights, referencing a Newsmax appearance by Erich Pratt for further details. The video uses hashtags related to gun rights, the Second Amendment, and political figures.

This video expresses a strong desire to defund and abolish the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), also referred to as AFT. The description explicitly calls for this action under the Biden administration and advocates for gun rights, the Second Amendment, and the "come and take it" and "shall not be infringed" sentiments. It also provides links to join Gun Owners of America (GOA) and follow them on various social media platforms.

This video discusses a quote attributed to Thomas Jefferson regarding the "tree of liberty" and its connection to the actions of "tyrants." The description directly quotes Joe Biden, implying disagreement or a contrasting perspective on the necessity of such refreshment. The video's context is clearly tied to gun rights and the Second Amendment, with explicit hashtags and calls to action for firearm advocacy groups.

This YouTube video strongly advocates for the Second Amendment, emphasizing that it is absolute and should not be infringed. The description uses bold statements and hashtags to rally support for gun rights and gun owners, encouraging viewers to join GOA and follow them on social media. The content appears to be a political statement or a call to action regarding firearm ownership rights.

This video discusses a Congressman's admission regarding the existence of an ATF gun registry. The description expresses strong opposition to this registry, calling for its destruction and highlighting concerns about data privacy and potential abuse. It emphasizes gun owners' rights and the Second Amendment.

This video announces a significant legal development in the lawsuit filed by Gun Owners of America (GOA) against the ATF's Universal Registration Check rule. The judge has granted GOA's request for an expedited briefing schedule, meaning the case will be heard in court this Thursday. The video highlights the urgency and importance of this legal challenge to gun rights, emphasizing themes of constitutional liberties and the fight against government overreach.

A judge ruled against a third-grader's pro-Second Amendment hat, stating it was not protected speech under the First Amendment. The school cited its weapons policy, deeming the 'Come and Take It' slogan and AR-15 embroidery disruptive and offensive. The ruling contrasted with the Tinker case, emphasizing subjective interpretation of offense and potential disruption over student expression.