Videos tagged with Stand Your Ground Laws

This video from CRPA TV discusses several firearms-related bills in California that have been declared dead before the 2026 legislative year. Bills addressing stand your ground laws, do not sell lists, FFL audits, unsafe handguns, and concealed carry will not be pursued. The speaker emphasizes the importance of Second Amendment advocacy and encourages viewer engagement.

This video recaps the 2025 California legislative session concerning Second Amendment rights, highlighting key bills and advocacy efforts. It details the impact of legislation like AB 1333 (redefining homicide), SB 704 (barrel registration), and AB 1127 (Glock ban), while also celebrating the passage of pro-2A bill AB 584. The discussion emphasizes the importance of grassroots advocacy, educating legislative staff, and the strategic use of capital days to influence lawmakers.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of key firearm laws across the United States, emphasizing the complexities and variations between states. It covers essential topics such as transporting firearms across state lines, carrying in national parks and federal buildings, gun-free school zones, open vs. concealed carry, and regulations for places of worship. The content also delves into duty to inform laws, firearm registries, magazine capacity limits, ammunition laws, storage requirements, private sales, waiting periods, state preemption, red flag laws, and use of force standards. The speaker stresses the importance of knowing local laws to avoid legal trouble.

This video details the 50-year history of the NRA Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA), highlighting its role in defending Second Amendment rights. Key legislative and judicial victories discussed include the Firearms Owners Protection Act of 1986, the defeat of the Federal Assault Weapons Ban, the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, the enactment of Stand Your Ground laws, and support for landmark Supreme Court cases like Heller, McDonald, and Bruen.

This video discusses Florida's Stand Your Ground laws through the lens of a specific case where a 79-year-old man was acquitted after shooting a neighbor trimming branches on his property. The speaker argues that the acquittal was justified due to the aggressor's threats with a chainsaw and violent criminal history. The discussion also touches on the nuances of when deadly force is permissible, emphasizing the need for a reasonable belief of danger, particularly in home defense scenarios.

The Yankee Marshal announces a new live chat format, dedicating the first 10 minutes to a specific topic. Tonight's discussion centers on a 79-year-old Florida man acquitted under Stand Your Ground laws after shooting his neighbor. The speaker criticizes CNN's reporting on the law and invites viewer participation.

This video critically examines seven 'dumb' gun laws in the United States, arguing they disproportionately affect law-abiding citizens rather than criminals. It covers a proposed tax on firearms and ammunition in Colorado, the controversial microstamping technology implemented in California and New York, bans on gun ranges in cities like Chicago and Blairstown, New Jersey, and the over-regulation of firearm silencers. The discussion also touches on strict BB gun laws in New Jersey, the importance of Stand Your Ground and Castle Doctrine laws for self-defense, and the ineffectiveness of magazine restrictions and the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban.

This video discusses a White House-hosted summit focused on gun violence prevention, attended by Lieutenant Governors from several Democratic states and gun control advocacy groups. Key topics included holding the firearm industry accountable, strengthening partnerships between federal and state governments, and advocating for policy changes such as stricter background checks, a ban on assault weapons, and the repeal of 'Stand Your Ground' laws. The speaker expresses concern over the coordinated efforts of these groups and the potential implications for Second Amendment rights.

The Yankee Marshal discusses the controversial nature of 'Stand Your Ground' laws, arguing that while they may disproportionately affect Black men due to higher crime rates, the laws themselves are not inherently racist. He posits that the true racism lies in ignoring the societal and environmental factors contributing to these disparities, rather than addressing them.

The Yankee Marshal explains that Stand Your Ground and Castle Doctrine laws primarily remove the 'duty to retreat' in self-defense situations, not the requirement to reasonably believe one is in danger. He argues these laws are misrepresented by the left to demonize Second Amendment rights and that they do not grant a license to kill, but rather allow individuals to defend themselves without first attempting to flee.

This podcast episode features The Yankee Marshal discussing various firearms topics, including the Smith & Wesson 317 kit gun, Henry revolvers, 10mm vs. .40 S&W ammunition compatibility, and the mechanics of striker-fired versus hammer-fired pistols. He also touches on constitutional carry laws in Nebraska and Florida, and the nuances of "Stand Your Ground" legislation. The discussion includes personal anecdotes about illness and firearm ownership preferences, such as his most numerous caliber being .357 Magnum.

This video critiques U.S. Representative Lucy McBath's stance against Constitutional Carry in Georgia, arguing her arguments are emotionally driven and misrepresent the nature of permitless carry. The speaker highlights the high number of annual self-defense incidents in the U.S. and contrasts the representative's focus on 'permitless carry' and 'shoot first' laws with the principles of Constitutional Carry. The video also touches on the representative's personal tragedy and her ties to gun control advocacy groups.