GUN GRIPES #113: "California Gunpocalypse"

Published on July 3, 2016
Duration: 28:44

This video, 'Gun Gripes #113: California Gunpocalypse,' from Iraqveteran8888, details a series of new gun laws signed by California Governor Jerry Brown. The hosts express strong opposition to these measures, arguing they infringe upon the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens. They break down specific bills that ban certain firearm features, restrict magazine capacity, impose background checks on loaned firearms, and create new reporting requirements for stolen firearms, among other changes.

Quick Summary

California's new gun laws, detailed in 'Gun Gripes #113,' include bans on high-capacity magazines (over 10 rounds) via AB 1135/SB 880, and restrictions on firearm loans requiring background checks under AB 1511. The video criticizes these measures for penalizing law-abiding citizens and potentially infringing on Second Amendment rights.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: California Gun Gripes
  2. 01:53AB 1135 & SB 880: Assault Weapons & Magazine Bans
  3. 03:19AB 1511: Firearm Loan Background Checks
  4. 04:50AB 1673 Veto: 80% Receivers
  5. 05:36AB 1674 Veto: One Gun Per Month Limit
  6. 08:32AB 1695: Stolen Firearm Reporting
  7. 11:34Misdemeanor Domestic Violence & Gun Rights
  8. 12:34SB 267 Veto: Gun Violence Restraining Orders
  9. 14:44SB 894 Veto: Firearm Theft Reporting
  10. 16:03SB 1235: Ammunition Purchase Restrictions
  11. 19:25SB 1446: Ammunition Feeding Device Ban
  12. 20:25California as a Test Bed for Gun Control
  13. 21:40The Anti-Gun Mentality: Ignorance or Evil
  14. 22:53Second Amendment Rights Under Attack
  15. 26:48Conclusion: The Fight for Gun Rights

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main changes introduced by California Assembly Bill 1135 and Senate Bill 880?

These bills reclassify many semi-automatic rifles as 'assault weapons,' outlaw magazines holding more than 10 rounds, and ban 'bullet buttons,' which were designed to circumvent previous magazine restrictions by allowing for a tool-assisted magazine change.

How does California Assembly Bill 1511 affect firearm loans?

Assembly Bill 1511 requires background checks for anyone loaning a firearm to someone outside their immediate family. This process is similar to selling a gun, and it could even necessitate a background check to get your own firearm back after a loan.

What restrictions does California Senate Bill 1235 place on ammunition purchases?

Senate Bill 1235 mandates that the Attorney General maintain records of ammunition purchases. Additionally, it requires all online ammunition sales to be conducted through a licensed vendor, adding a layer of regulation to ammunition acquisition.

Why are the speakers critical of California's gun violence restraining order proposals?

The speakers argue that gun violence restraining orders, like the vetoed SB 267, can strip individuals of their Fifth Amendment rights and due process. They believe such orders could allow firearms to be confiscated based on a judge's decision without the owner being present or having a fair hearing.

What is the core argument against California's new gun laws presented in this video?

The central argument is that these laws disproportionately affect law-abiding citizens, making it harder for them to exercise their Second Amendment rights and defend themselves, while criminals will continue to ignore these regulations. The speakers view the laws as an infringement on fundamental rights.

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