Videos tagged with Slate Magazine

The video argues that a "Trump Slump 2.0" in gun and ammo sales has been cancelled, predicting a surge similar to 2020. It highlights a shift in demographics, with Democrats and liberals increasingly purchasing firearms due to concerns about political violence and a desire for self-protection, overriding ideological opposition. This trend is supported by references to articles from publications like The New York Times Magazine and Slate.

This video critiques a federal judge's proposal to appoint historians to assist in Second Amendment cases, arguing it undermines the role of judges and misinterprets the Bruen decision's reliance on historical text and tradition. The speaker contends that the push for historians is a new tactic by gun control advocates to attack originalism and the Bruen ruling, as they lack substantive legal arguments.

This video critically examines the Gun Violence Archive (GVA) as a data source, particularly its use by mainstream media and legal entities. The speaker argues that the GVA manipulates data by broadly defining 'mass shooting' to include incidents like gang violence, which inflates statistics and serves a gun control agenda. The video highlights that the GVA originated from a 'provocation' project by Slate Magazine and lacks full-time employees, raising concerns about its methodology and credibility when cited by organizations like the Supreme Court and CNN.

This video critiques David Chipman's past statements and potential influence on ATF policy, particularly regarding ghost guns and the gun industry. The speaker argues that Chipman's views are extreme and that the focus on ghost guns distracts from larger issues, suggesting that the gun industry and politicians profit from gun violence. The video also touches on the historical and constitutional basis for the Second Amendment.