Videos tagged with Oath of Allegiance

This discussion delves into the military oath, emphasizing that soldiers swear allegiance to the Constitution, not a leader, and are obligated to disobey unlawful orders. The conversation touches on historical instances like the Vietnam War and the perceived militarization of police. It also explores the technical aspects of modifying firearms, specifically Glock switches, and the challenges of AI-generated content and its impact on news and social media, alongside concerns about YouTube's content moderation policies regarding firearms.

This video analyzes the US District Court for the Southern District of Ohio's ruling in United States v. Serrano Restrepo, which addressed whether undocumented immigrants possess Second Amendment rights. The court sidestepped the question of whether undocumented immigrants are 'the people' protected by the Second Amendment, instead focusing on historical tradition. It concluded that disarming individuals who have not sworn allegiance to the United States aligns with historical firearm regulations, citing precedents involving disarming groups like Catholics and Native Americans who did not swear oaths of allegiance.

This entry details the in-processing procedures for new cadets at the U.S. Air Force Academy, contrasting it with Army basic training. It covers the initial arrival, the structure of Basic Cadet Training, the importance of the Amnesty Box for contraband, and the issuance of equipment like OCP uniforms and Camelbak hydration systems. The speaker, Nikko Ortiz, a former Army soldier, provides insights into military culture and training methodologies.