Videos tagged with Public Hearing

This YouTube Short urges viewers to take action against Massachusetts Senate Bill S.2572, a piece of gun control legislation. The video emphasizes contacting Senate President Karen Spilka to request a public hearing with reasonable notice, and also encourages viewers to reach out to their local state senators and police chiefs to express concerns about the bill and the lack of transparency in its process. The description provides a link to GOAL's (Gun Owners' Action League) summary of the bill and a phone number for Karen Spilka's office.

This video addresses urgent action needed by lawful gun owners in Washington state to protect their Second Amendment rights. It highlights a crucial public hearing on five separate civilian disarmament bills (HB 1902, HB 1903, HB 2054, HB 2118, HB 2021) before the House Civil Rights and Judiciary Committee. The video provides the date and time of the hearing (Monday, February 16th at 10:30 AM) and directs viewers to a link for instructions on how to testify. It encourages viewers to educate themselves and their legislators on these critical issues impacting gun rights in Washington.

This video provides an urgent update on two proposed Washington state firearm bills, HB 1705 and HB 1630, with public hearings scheduled for February 21, 2022. HB 1705 aims to ban untraceable firearms and 80% lowers, while HB 1630, despite its stated purpose of limiting firearms at school board meetings, is seen as an attempt to erode state preemption laws. The video encourages viewers to act and learn more about these bills, providing links to watch the hearing, comment on the legislation, and contact their legislators.

This video discusses legal and legislative challenges to Second Amendment rights. It highlights efforts to sue firearm manufacturers using federal abortion laws, legislative agendas in Washington and Oregon targeting high-capacity magazines and ghost guns, and potential loosening of firearm restrictions in Wisconsin, particularly concerning carry on educational campuses. The speaker expresses concern about the balkanization of the US and the increasing pressure on gun rights.

This Gun Talk LIVE episode addresses a potential takeover of hunting rights in specific Alaskan units and poses the question of when lethal force is justified against attacking animals, using bobcats as an example. The discussion encourages viewers to actively participate in protecting their hunting rights by contacting a specific official and attending a public hearing. The show is supported by ATN and Ruger, and viewers are encouraged to subscribe for more content through various platforms.

This episode of Fridays at Five on CRPA TV discusses three distinct topics: Ventura Gun Shows, wildlife management in urban settings, and an Oxnard public hearing. The episode highlights Second Amendment news and encourages viewers to subscribe for updates. Links to separate videos on each topic are provided, including specific videos on urban wildlife, the Oxnard hearing, and Ventura Gun Shows.

This video covers a public hearing in Oxnard regarding a proposed ban on the lawful sale of firearms and ammunition. It likely delves into the arguments presented by proponents and opponents of the ban, touching upon Second Amendment rights, public safety concerns, and the potential impact on law-abiding citizens and businesses. The content is primarily focused on the legislative and political aspects of firearm regulation.

This video, titled "Alert - Important Public Hearing 11/16/17," is from the YouTube channel Guns & Gadgets Media. While the description is minimal, it includes links to their Patreon, business inquiries, and a disclaimer emphasizing that content is for informational and entertainment purposes only. The channel stresses that all shooting is done safely by trained professionals on approved ranges and warns viewers against attempting to replicate actions without proper training, licensing, and medical professionals. They explicitly state they are not selling firearms or accessories and are not instructing on modifications, reiterating that their videos are for entertainment and education.