Gun Gripes #153: "New Florida Anti Gun Bill Steamrolled Into Law"

Published on March 24, 2018
Duration: 38:39

This video discusses the "new" Florida anti-gun bill signed into law by Rick Scott, which significantly alters firearm regulations. Key changes include raising the minimum age to purchase firearms to 21, implementing a three-day waiting period for all gun purchases, and banning bump stocks and similar devices. The bill also allows for arming school personnel, though with specific limitations, and expands the use of the Baker Act for temporary firearm confiscation. The hosts express strong opposition to these measures, arguing they infringe upon constitutional rights and are ineffective at preventing violence.

Quick Summary

Florida's new gun law, enacted by Rick Scott, raises the minimum age for firearm purchases to 21, mandates a three-day waiting period for all gun sales, and bans bump fire stocks. It also permits arming select school personnel and allows temporary firearm confiscation under the Baker Act for individuals undergoing psychiatric evaluation.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Florida Gun Law Changes
  2. 00:59Rick Scott Signs New Anti-Gun Bill
  3. 01:31NRA Lawsuit Against Florida Gun Law
  4. 02:40Bill Steamrolled Through Legislature
  5. 02:47Raising Minimum Age to Purchase Firearms to 21
  6. 03:59Three-Day Waiting Period for Gun Purchases
  7. 05:27Ban on Bump Stocks and Rapid Fire Devices
  8. 07:06Arming School Personnel Provision
  9. 08:26Marshal Program for School Employees
  10. 10:39Funding for School Security and Police
  11. 11:49Debate on Officer's Actions During Parkland Shooting
  12. 13:03Systemic Failures Before Parkland Shooting
  13. 15:19Expanding Mental Health Services and Regulations
  14. 15:30Temporary Firearm Confiscation via Baker Act
  15. 16:18First Firearm Removal Under New Law
  16. 17:18Civil Rights and Due Process Concerns
  17. 18:17Criticism of Ammunition Quantity as a Trigger
  18. 20:11Revisiting Minimum Age and Military Service
  19. 21:13Criminals Find Ways Around Gun Laws
  20. 22:05Banning Morality vs. Tools
  21. 23:25Pandering to Emotional State vs. Facts
  22. 24:06Arbitrary Bans and Due Process
  23. 25:51Potential Ban on Aftermarket AR-15 Triggers
  24. 28:13Intent Behind Banning Features
  25. 29:42What the Bill Does NOT Ban
  26. 30:30Effectiveness of Bump Stock Bans in Other Cities
  27. 31:36Constitutional Rights vs. Political Affiliation
  28. 32:14Politicians' True Intentions on Gun Control
  29. 33:34YouTube Policy Changes and Censorship Concerns
  30. 34:07Stifling Voices on Social Media
  31. 35:00Under Attack: Opposition is Organized and Funded
  32. 36:07Concern for the Future Direction of the Country
  33. 37:37Appreciation for Support and Future Content
  34. 38:05Liberal Tears and Emotions

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main changes in Florida's new gun law?

Florida's new gun law, signed by Rick Scott, raises the minimum age to purchase firearms to 21, imposes a three-day waiting period on all gun sales, and bans bump stocks and similar devices. It also allows for arming certain school personnel and expands the use of the Baker Act for temporary firearm confiscation.

Does Florida's new gun law ban assault weapons?

No, Florida's new gun law does not ban assault weapons, AR-15 style rifles, or high-capacity magazines. The primary focus of the bans is on accessories like bump fire stocks and devices that mimic automatic fire.

What is the significance of the Baker Act in Florida's new gun law?

The Baker Act now allows police to temporarily confiscate firearms from individuals subject to involuntary or voluntary psychiatric evaluation if they are deemed a potential risk to themselves or others. This is a new application of the act related to firearm possession.

Why is the NRA suing Florida over its new gun law?

The NRA has filed a lawsuit against Florida's new gun law, asserting that certain provisions, particularly those related to firearm age and bans on accessories, violate the 14th Amendment rights of citizens.

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