Videos tagged with Stay-at-Home Order

This video discusses the Wisconsin State Supreme Court's ruling that Governor Tony Evers' stay-at-home order was unconstitutional. The court found that the governor overstepped his authority by not seeking input from the legislature. The speaker contrasts the perceived severity of COVID-19 with other leading causes of death in the US, arguing that the government's reaction infringes upon constitutional rights.

This video discusses GlockStore being designated an "Essential Business" during the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing them to remain open. It outlines how the store has operated with limited hours under the Governor's "Stay at Home Order" for Californians. The video suggests that despite the restrictions, GlockStore has found a way to continue serving its customers.

This video discusses a conflict between an Illinois Governor's executive order mandating face masks in public and existing state law that prohibits carrying a concealed firearm while masked in a manner that conceals identity. The speaker highlights that violating this could lead to a Class 4 felony and loss of concealed carry rights. A recent court ruling temporarily blocked the executive order, but an appeal is expected.

This video discusses the imposition of martial law and strict stay-at-home orders in Hawaii, highlighting the perceived overreach of law enforcement. The speaker criticizes restrictions on movement, including limitations on vehicles with wheels and specific rules for beach access, framing these as infringements on constitutional rights. The content emphasizes the importance of individual liberties and self-sufficiency in the face of government mandates.

This video discusses Virginia Governor Ralph Northam's extension of COVID-19 stay-at-home orders through June 10th, which is the day after the state's primary election. The speaker suggests this timing is intentional to suppress voter turnout and maintain Democrat control, highlighting concerns about government overreach and potential manipulation of election processes under the guise of public health. It urges Virginians to be aware of voter registration and absentee ballot deadlines.

The video discusses the speaker's decision to upgrade their concealed carry firearm due to local stay-at-home orders. They mention typically carrying a Sig P365 but are switching to a Sig MPX for increased preparedness. The speaker also touches on the legalities of local government mandates, referencing the 10th Amendment.

This video critiques San Diego County's decision to classify gun stores as non-essential businesses during a stay-at-home order, while cannabis dispensaries are deemed essential. The speaker argues this decision infringes upon Second Amendment rights and leaves citizens vulnerable during potential civil unrest, referencing historical events like the LA riots. The core argument is that the right to self-defense, facilitated by gun ownership, should be considered essential, especially during times of crisis.