Videos tagged with Veterans Rights

This video details the 'military titling' process, a Department of Defense procedure that can lead to service members and veterans being added to the NICS database, effectively disarming them. This occurs when an individual is listed as the subject of a military criminal investigative report, even without arrest, charge, or conviction. The process is criticized for its low standard, potential for erroneous data entry, and long-term impact on individuals' Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses the ongoing Omnibus budget fight and its implications for gun rights. It highlights that proposed cuts to the ATF and the stripping of gun rights from veterans due to mental incompetence are still included in the funding bills for 2025. The speaker expresses optimism that recent wins for gun rights in 2024 are being reflected in these legislative efforts.

This video discusses the potential for a "Golden Era" for the Second Amendment following the election of John Thune as Senate Majority Leader. The speaker highlights Thune's voting record and stated positions as favorable to gun rights, contrasting him with previous leaders and candidates. The discussion touches on potential legislative wins like national reciprocity and veterans' rights, as well as the impact of judicial appointments on Second Amendment cases.

This video discusses HR 705, the "Protect Veterans 2nd Rights" Act, and expresses shock at comments made by the VA during recent House committee hearings. The creator believes the VA is acting against veterans' rights. The video also includes links to the USCCA, a Massachusetts bill, gold purchases, social media, and merchandise, along with standard disclaimers about not being a lawyer and the educational/entertainment nature of the content. The content is opinion-based and warns against imitation.

This video discusses proposed gun control legislation, specifically HR 4909 (Stop School Violence Act, which incorporates Fix NICS) and HR 5087 (Assault Weapons Ban of 2018). It highlights concerns that HR 4909 acts as a Trojan horse for gun control by incentivizing reporting of individuals, particularly veterans, to the NICS system. The speakers emphasize the importance of contacting representatives to oppose these bills and advocate for Second Amendment rights.