Videos tagged with Crime Rate

This YouTube video discusses what individuals carry as their Everyday Carry (EDC) items and explores their mental preparedness for potential threats. It also delves into the controversial topic of gun-free zones and their purported effects on crime rates, aiming to engage viewers in a conversation about personal protection and public safety policies.

This video features Dana Loesch discussing the purported increase in crime rates, attributing it to what she describes as the "left's war on police." The core argument presented is that by demonizing law enforcement and hindering their ability to perform their duties, societal safety is compromised, leading to a rise in violent crime. The content focuses on a political and social commentary on policing and its impact on public safety, rather than a direct discussion or demonstration of firearms.

Dana Loesch criticizes The New York Times for its coverage of Chicago's crime rate, arguing that the publication unfairly blames firearms while neglecting the declining prosecution rates for felony crimes. Loesch emphasizes that "we the people" are frustrated with this biased reporting, as highlighted in her message on NRATV.

This NRA News Cam & Co episode features Valinda Rowe from Illinois Carry discussing a reported drop in Chicago crime coinciding with a surge in concealed carry permit applications. The conversation is based on an article from The Washington Times and explores the potential correlation between increased legal firearm ownership and reduced crime rates in urban environments. The segment aired on August 25, 2014.

Colion Noir hosts an episode of 'Commentators' sponsored by Kimber, focusing on the escalating violent crime rate in Chicago. The episode, titled 'Chicago,' emphasizes the urgent need for effective solutions to address and neutralize the pervasive criminal activity plaguing the city. The discussion aims to highlight the seriousness of the issue and calls for action.

This Ginny Simone Reporting episode from December 1999 discusses the escalating murder and crime rates in gun-controlled South Africa. The report highlights legislation perceived as an "all-out war" against private gun ownership and self-protection, suggesting a direct link between restrictive gun laws and rising crime. It encourages viewers to watch more reports from Ginny Simone on NRA News.