Videos tagged with Public Safety Policy

This video critiques New York Times opinion pieces regarding crime and gun control. The speaker argues that the NYT presents contradictory logic, suggesting that reducing crime under Trump would worsen it, while disarming citizens would reduce crime. The content focuses on political commentary and perceived inconsistencies in gun control advocacy and crime reduction strategies, rather than providing direct firearms instruction or technical details.

This video critiques Seattle's firearm and ammunition tax, implemented over a year prior. The tax, intended to fund gun violence research and raise $500 million, has fallen far short of its financial goals and has not demonstrably reduced violent crime, which has reportedly doubled. Instead, the tax has driven away nearly all firearm retail establishments from the city, impacting tax revenue and failing to disarm criminals.

This video discusses the impact of new Connecticut gun control laws on Mossberg, a firearms manufacturer. Joe Btoy, Senior Vice President and General Counsel for Mossberg, explains how the legislation affects their product sales within the state and the broader implications for the company. The discussion highlights concerns about the complexity of the new laws, the potential for legal challenges, and the emotional toll on employees and the company's long-standing presence in Connecticut.

This video discusses the impact of Michigan's concealed weapons law 10 years after its implementation. It highlights the initial opposition from politicians and clergy, contrasting it with the low permit revocation rate (under 2%) for permit holders, suggesting they are more law-abiding than the general population. The discussion also touches on rising crime concerns in Detroit, the challenges faced by law enforcement due to understaffing and resource depletion, and the potential for increased desperation due to changes in social benefit policies.

Kayne Robinson, a former police officer, emphasizes that law enforcement oaths support the entire Constitution, not just select amendments. He criticizes officials who obstruct Second Amendment rights despite Supreme Court rulings, highlighting the hypocrisy of armed protection for elites while disarming citizens. Robinson argues that personal defense is crucial as police response times can be too late during violent encounters, and advocates for the NRA's role in defending rights and providing training.