Videos tagged with Right to Self-Defense

This video critically examines the debate around banning firearms by drawing parallels to car attacks, highlighting that evil intent, not just the tool, drives violence. It argues that strict gun laws in countries like Germany have not prevented mass casualty events, suggesting that disarming law-abiding citizens is ineffective against those intent on causing harm. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the right to self-defense and the tools to exercise it.

This video analyzes the US v. Carbajal-Flores case, where a judge ruled that being an illegal immigrant does not automatically disqualify an individual from Second Amendment rights. The ruling, influenced by the Bruen decision, challenges the constitutionality of 18 USC 922(g)(5). The speaker, an expert in Second Amendment law, details the legal arguments, the judge's reasoning, and the broader implications for gun rights in America, highlighting the ongoing debate about the scope of 'the people' in constitutional contexts.

This expert analysis, presented by William Kirk, delves into two significant court rulings that challenge pre-purchase firearm licensing requirements. The core legal principle established is that a 'right delayed is a right denied,' as courts found no historical precedent for such mandatory government permission to acquire firearms. The analysis highlights the potential implications of these rulings for Illinois' FOID card system, arguing it may also be unconstitutional.

This video discusses the recent executive order by the Mayor of Omaha, Nebraska, which bans permitless concealed carry on city-owned property and allows private businesses to do the same. The speaker, identified as an expert on the Second Amendment, argues that executive orders cannot supersede the U.S. Constitution and emphasizes the fundamental right to self-defense.

This episode of the REDACTED Culture Cast features Joshua Baker, author of "Deinfringe," discussing the extensive history of self-defense. The conversation delves into how various cultures, philosophers, and governments have approached the concept of self-defense, extending far beyond modern interpretations and the Second Amendment. Baker's book explores a long lineage of philosophical and legal arguments concerning an individual's right to self-defense. The interview covers the genesis of the book and elaborates on its core arguments. Information on how to find the book and connect with the author is provided.

This Gun Talk Radio episode reloaded from April 14, 2019, features a discussion on Cowboy Fast Draw with Executive Director Cal "Quick Cal" Eilrich. Host Tom Gresham also delves into the pros and cons of documenting firearms and explores the fundamental right to self-defense. The show, which airs live on Sundays and is available on various platforms, covers a wide range of gun-related topics from new products to political issues.

This video focuses on Scott Walker's role in protecting the right to self-defense in Wisconsin. It emphasizes the importance of voting to re-elect him as Governor, linking his policies directly to citizens' safety. The call to action directs viewers to NRAPVF.org/VoteWalker for more information on supporting his re-election campaign.

This NRA News video features an interview with former UN Ambassador John Bolton, hosted by Ginny Simone. The discussion centers on President Obama's "open mic" comments regarding "more flexibility" with Russian missile defense. Bolton raises concerns about what this might imply for Americans' right to self-defense if Obama is re-elected. The video was published on April 3, 2012, and is promoted via NRANews.com.