Videos tagged with Gun Control Tactics

Colion Noir critically analyzes California's emergency regulations for the CCW program, enacted under Senate Bill 2. He argues that the state's move to disqualify NRA Certified Instructors and restrict eligible trainers is a deliberate tactic to impede citizens' Second Amendment rights by making CCW permits excessively difficult to obtain, rather than genuinely enhancing safety. The regulations aim to control training costs and access, circumventing Supreme Court rulings.

This Gun Talk Radio episode features host Tom Gresham discussing the less visible aspects of the gun control debate. Gresham aims to educate listeners on the long-term strategies and evolving tactics employed in gun control efforts, emphasizing the need for informed navigation of this complex landscape. The video also promotes tuning into the live radio show, catching podcasts, and subscribing to Gun Talk's various media platforms.

Colion Noir critically analyzes Oregon's Ballot Measure 114, labeling it the nation's most extreme gun control initiative. The measure proposes extended background checks, mandatory permits and safety courses for firearm purchases, and a ban on magazines exceeding 10 rounds. Experts like Kerry Spurgin and Sheriff Shane Nelson express strong opposition, citing potential elimination of firearm sales, financial burdens on law enforcement, and ineffectiveness against crime. The analysis highlights concerns about the measure's impact on law-abiding citizens and its alignment with broader anti-gun lobbying tactics.

Colion Noir, an authoritative voice in firearms discussion, critiques the use of public bathrooms as a tactic for gun control. He argues that anti-gun advocates are employing subtle strategies to limit firearm accessibility in everyday spaces, highlighting the practical difficulties armed citizens face in maintaining secure firearm carriage in restrooms. The video suggests these tactics are a distraction from broader gun control agendas and proposes boycotts and protests as responses.