Videos tagged with Victim Protection

This video argues that waiting periods on firearm purchases are ineffective at preventing crimes of passion and instead pose a danger to individuals needing immediate self-defense. The speaker contends that criminals planning violent acts typically acquire firearms well in advance, and those facing immediate threats are hindered by delays. The content also highlights the financial burden waiting periods place on Federal Firearm Licensees (FFLs).

This video argues that waiting periods and mandatory training for firearm ownership can hinder self-defense, citing a case where a victim's inability to obtain a firearm due to these requirements led to her assault. The speaker, William Kirk of Washington Gun Law, emphasizes that such laws disproportionately affect vulnerable individuals, including domestic violence survivors, by delaying their ability to arm themselves for protection.