The 2A one of the most important amendments of the US constitutional republic. Our 2A rights protect us against Governmental overreach. We’ve far surpassed that long ago. “We must protect our democracy” means say goodbye to our CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC and all of our rights that go with it. Be safe. Be reasonable. Be knowledgeable.
A lot of people don't have guns due to having their rights stolen from them unconstitutionally for having no criminal record. Based on false allegations made by other people, they lose their gun rights for life. It costs $30k-$100k for a mere chance to possibly reverse it. How would this city as it were enforce their law to own guns if your legally not allowed to for having done nothing wrong?
Not a single individual citizen can ever stand up to the government no matter how much firepower they carry. An organized militia is necessary. There needs to be organization and collectivism. You cannot go at it alone. That's something a lot of 2A advocates seem to miss. WE NEED TO ORGANIZE... and no, the NRA doesn't count...
Now THIS is reporting and journalism. Not once did Tyler inject his own views or opinions into the video or onto the people he was talking to, nor is he looking to argue. He's asking questions and letting people speak and be heard. We need more of this and far, far less "news" hosts telling us what to think and how to feel.
Dude actually says, "armed with an Automatic Assault Rifle"... but that's not skewing opinions and exposing a narrative., including turning to nod and address the camera with every comment on blatantly banning guns... but no, he was completely neutral *bullsh!t*
So would you agree that it should be a choice? If one wants to be responsible and own a firearm they can. If one chooses not to, they can choose not to. But it is a constitutional right. So it can’t be taken away per the rights of the republic. As long as everyone agrees. I’m good with that. But the moment someone says, no you can’t do that even though it’s your right. Yea that’s not good.
Absolutely love how this was done. Not pushing an agenda or voicing your own opinion really at all. Just telling a story and letting the viewer come to their own decision on where they stand. Absolutely fantastic job!!!
I’m a 5’4 127 pound woman who owns two AR15 rifles and i absolutely love them. I used to be an anti gunner until a family friend and his 88 year old mother were broken into and she was assaulted by the offender. I chose to be responsible for my own safety and never put my trust in someone else when seconds count and they are minutes away.
I used to be anti gun. Met a guy that ended up being my best friend. He was a "gun nut". We had several debates over the issue. He eventually convinced me to go shoot with him. I got scolded so many times for poor gun etiquette. It was embarrassing & made me never want to go with him again. In time I realized that I only got scolded because I was being dangerous. I learned that gun owners typically respect guns & their dangers more than anyone else. My stance has now changed. There are so many things in this world that can kill. Guns are the great equalizer. I now recommend everyone to have at least one gun & carry it whenever possible. You never know when evil will attempt to harm you. The most important thing is to train with these tools. If you don't they can harm you. Now that I live out in the country I feel bad for my previous stance. Bear & cougar roam near my land. I'd never harm anything unless I had to defend my family or animals, but I'm glad I have the ability to defend them. If someone came out here meaning to do harm, it would take at least 10 minutes for a police response. I need a gun for protection of my family in that case. Now I own several guns & see the necessity of being able to defend yourself. Without guns someone could come up here & put us thru hell. Even if I could get a call off to police, that response time means we could be dead & they'd be gone before help arrived. Now I know my anti gun stance was based out of ignorance, which is a hard pill to swallow. I just wish more people would take the time to learn the importance of the 2nd ammendment.
My strongest opinion is to learn. Once you become a victim, you realize how important it is to own. Especially when law enforcement doesn't arrive for 15-45 minutes. The first time for me was the last. Also helps if you study your family tree and you descend from patriots. Compare your life and age to theirs and imagine how bad it was under British rule that they risked treason.
in alot of cases now in the cities the response time is much greater and just going to leak out into the urban areas not to mention your dog most likely getting shot and you being made out to be the aggressor.
I love this! Former resident of Kennesaw and former member of Gov's Gun Club. Like its said, no one inforces the law. But its a good law to follow considering some fairly dangerous areas nearby, and the fact that the crime branches out. A few months ago, there was, at a very nice golf course, very close to the areas he was in, a double homicide. This involved a cartel agent assisinating someone who was an issue one evening on the golf course. A worker happened to be near and investigated. This resulted in the worker then being killed as well.
The shame is, the information is not spread for enough. Woman shot and killed by 2 year old son in the town next over because she didn't have the proper safety information.
I´m from Brazil and the Americans doesn't understand how have a guns is important, when the robber now maybe you have a gun they will think twice before do something in Brazil Without legal guns 65.000 people died ever year because of Guns in Brazil, what it shows that if the good people doesn't have guns BAD people will buy illegal one, and de population will be sheep´s to robber and government. Brazil few years ago the guns was liberated and the crime was low after the government take out our rights the crime explode in Brazil! Don´t leave the government decide for you. IF you think is bad with the gun without will be worse! Believe
I love Mike he represents proper gun safety. The man love and respects his guns, keeps most dangerous ones stored, and also tells people if you have kids you must lock the guns off. He also clearly explains the assault weapons argument. In doing so he makes a very valid argument that an ar-15 and any other rifle or pistol is the same shit. I also respect how he says you can change or acquire a full auto but it's hard
Top tip: Never ask a gun owner/collector to just "show you a few of his guns"... ...they will underplay their interest at first, but little do you know once they have you you are there for a 2 hour tour of their collection, historical lessons on every possible era imaginable, you will hear lists and lists of random numbers and letters that have absolutely no meaning to you. You will look for ways to pivot the conversation to a different topic with no success. By the end of it you will be exhausted. Don't ask me how I know ;)
As a 2A advocate, thank you for at least keeping an open mind involving this stuff! It goes a long way, even if I did have a good chuckle at your grip and stance while firing 🤭
I grew up in kennesaw and Marietta. That ordnance was passed in 1994 and was an answer to Clinton’s “aw” ban. The law was designed for home defense against break ins and it does work. That year break in and home intrusions dropped by 90%. Facts. It does not have to be enforced it is still up to the homeowner to make the decision to own a firearm. Best law ever written and does not enforce any banns. What is in the house stays in the house for lawful purpose.
I was born in Marietta GA but I was raised in Kennesaw GA. Kennesaw is alot more better than Marietta. Kennesaw is still a peaceful place to live. Yes I've done both open and conceal carry. Currently I've been open carrying more. I barley get negitive junk. Sure I was asked to put away my gun a few times but I still enjoy my day.
i totally agree.they took that from our brothers and sisters in to many places .NYC used to have a 90 day mandatory minimum.those jails are rough my man.
I’m not a gun nut. I’ve shot guns before, but I’m not crazy about them. That being said I’m a massive second amendment supporter because I’d much rather have people around me who do know how to legally use guns safely and have the opportunity to protect me in case I can’t defend myself. Thank you Tyler for showing both sides of this issue.
The second amendment is there to allow citizens to overthrow a tyrannical government should it become necessary. So if the government were ever to, oh, I dunno, violate women's bodily autonomy and ban essential medical care, you could prevent that! Wait...bad example.
As a firearms enthusiast, I just wanted to thank you for covering these issues in an objective manner. Most journalists take the route of "it scares me so you shouldn't be able to own it". But unlike them, you actually put effort into this video.
As a firearms enthusiast, how many guns have you sold to a pawn shop or otherwise? Please be honest. I think enthusiasts who constantly sell and buy new guns are the reason they are so easy to get on the black market. Limits and tracking would go a long way, but gun manufacturers and enthusiasts will never make the sacrifice.
i think the reason the news says this is bc news is owned by the billionaires and the government and they want fear so that citizen are disarmed and the government and corporations have a monopoly on violence making the citizens powerless
@@Zero.0ne.With the black market already existing and 3D printing advancing makes a gun registry useless and just like weed people in the gun community are starting to ignore laws because of how arbitrary they are. You can’t stop criminals from being criminals so why limit your average gun owner. Bad people will always find a way to kill people. Full auto machine guns used to be available at hardware stores before 1986. We have to look into what changed in our society to solve this problem. I promise you I will always have guns.
I'm from Brasil (07:46) and i can say we have really restrictive gun laws, being especially difficult and expensive for a law-abiding citizien buying a gun and almost impossible to have the permit to carry it. However it still doesn't stop criminals to acess all kinds of guns, so for me, seeing the reality, gun control laws only let the good people not able to defend themselves.
@@Nothinmuchbabyan you are really grasping on strings they aren’t supplying them. they aren’t using hunting rifles they are using old soviet era military equipment.
Freaking love Tyler’s way of dealing with different view points. Shows complete unbiased views to allow others to talk and get their views out. Literally love it.
@@cinniboy4722In what way? He’s approaching people and allowing them to express *their* views, he simply affirms what they say so they can do exactly that. He didn’t express his own views on what he believes should be the rule.
@@lancerblitz100% I was pretty impressed with the way he stayed so neutral, I’m a massive 2A guy so my UA-cam refs reflect that and I was waiting for some gotcha questions at the end 😂
@@cinniboy4722I mean you can like gun and think their cool while also thinking they're unsafely regulated, not everyone who pro guns has 100 guns in their house and I'm sure theres many pro gun control people who own guns and like them
Tyler’s career will skyrocket because of his agendaless videos and his objectivity. The viewer doesn’t know his personal feelings and that’s what makes it so refreshing. Very informative.
I thought he came off as a bit clueless when I first started watching him, but I actually kinda like how he doesnt challenge anybody he interviews, he just asks their opinion and thats it. Gives space for the viewer to interpret what is being said. Its really refreshing when a lot of these street interview guys try to "gotcha" whoever theyre talking to. Its like he doesnt really have an ego about his stuff, its just "check out this interesting place," hes not trying to force anything really. I been really getting addicted to his videos haha
lol he literally jump cuts the shit out of his videos for added effect. like 7:48 where he abruptly cuts away from the guy that is pro gun saying he's from texas. it sounded like "see? of course the gun nut is from texas". he didn't ask anyone else in the video where they're from.
Real journalism? Bro seemed so biased, just agreed and backed up basically everything the guy said, and was only asking questions he totally already new the answer to.
@@kobe1506how? if anything he wasn’t biased at all. He was simply gathering opinions and information without even mentioning what his opinion on it was. I don’t think you know the definition of bias as this was purely informational
I'm from Brazil, and like you put in the video, we have the most gun deaths per year every year for a while now. As a Brazilian citizen, it is very hard to get a gun here (I'm talking about pistols, rifles it's almost impossible to get one), and still the criminals here have all types of weapons. Every now and then a .50bmg is seized in the favelas over here. Specially in Rio de Janeiro.
Didn't crime go down recently in Brazil after you guys were allowed guns like last year or something? I've heard a few things about it but not sure if it's true or not
@@dubjubs Yeah bro, you had a president that allowed us to buy guns, and crime in fact reduced. But now we have another president, from another party who has baned guns again
@italo1670 since 2018 like you said, that's when we were allowed to have guns. Let's see from now you, after all guns just got banned again. And your theory about how criminals get guns doensn't really make any sense. If guns are banned now, how did more than 500 rifles were sezeid this year just in Rio de Janeiro?
The ordinance was passed in 1982: "(a) In order to provide for the emergency management of the city, and further in order to provide for and protect the safety, security and general welfare of the city and its inhabitants, every head of household residing in the city limits is required to maintain a firearm, together with ammunition therefore. (b) Exempt from the effect of this section are those heads of households who suffer a physical or mental disability which would prohibit them from using such a firearm. Further exempt from the effect of this section are those heads of households who are paupers or who conscientiously oppose maintaining firearms as a result of beliefs or religious doctrine, or persons convicted of a felony."
For the dude who shot up Buffalo, if memory serves me right, he specifically chose that area because he knew no one would be armed due to the large number of gun restrictions in New York. Most mass shootings happen in areas where people won't be armed, one dude walked into a church in texas to shoot it up and he was dead in 2 seconds, he killed 2 people but was dead in under 2 seconds.
Exactly. Most of these mass shootings are in states with the strictest gun laws. You don't hear about mass shootings in Maine, New Hampshire, Wyoming, etc. Somebody better have immense skill and God on their side if their willing to commit a mass shooting in those states.😂
Mass shooters often choose “gun free zones” due to the inability of anyone to fight back with the same firepower. Gun free zones and gun control laws don’t work obviously, as criminals don’t care about laws.
@@walter9243 that's statistically not true (with exception to Cali) most mass shootings are in red states specifically the south my gun restrictive state has less gun violence and severely less mass shootings than the rest of the country.
Unlike how legalizing drugs has made the drug scene much worse in Vancouver, BC, the gun law in Kennesaw doesn't seem to have turned it into a danger zone, except maybe to criminals.
There isn't a predictable formula There are so many variables. . It's too bad . What works somewhere doesn't. always work somewhere else. What isn't working in Vancouver worked very well in Portugal . Comparing guns to drugs , many people believe there are parallels, that if you limit exposure you limit use. If there are no accessible drugs no one will use. If you cant get a gun, it's harder to shoot someone. Proponents of gun laws compare The UK to the US. Guns aren't readily available compared to US .. Shootings are relatively much lower . The other argument you hear is that the only time guns have been used for their political purpose , to represent the average Joes opinion and preserve democracy in the US, was January 6th . I'm not weighing in on the 2nd , way too polarized a topic .
I went to high school in this town I lived in Acworth. When Kennesaw passed this ordinance Acworth passed one requiring every house to have a rake rofl
@@pal6636that’s partly because North America legalised all drugs but didn’t have any proper treatment programs or any of the help they issue in say Switzerland or Portugal. America half arsed it
I'd be interested to see a comparison between the crime rates in Kennesaw, and those of comparably sized towns in Illinois, New York, New Jersey, and California.
I don't have and stats.. I can say having lived in Kennesaw from 2000-2016.. and I lived in downtown Los Angeles from 2016-2021.. Los Angeles waaay more sketchy than Kennesaw.. Kennesaw kinda small town with huge mall (town center mall) decent college (KSU) and is right along major highway but still kinda small, spread out.. more illegal street racing than any other crime due to college kids
@@minotaur3092 that's what I said. I'd be very interested in a comparison between comparably sized towns. I'm not interested in LA, NYC, or any of those other shitbag cities.
😳 It blows my mind how misguided the modern left have become on SO MANY issues. On one hand, they whine about gun violence, all the while they support so-called "restorative justice", which means either refusing to arrest (non-white)criminals for committing crime, or giving them slap on the wrist sentences for violent crime, including illegally possessing guns in the commission of crime! Yet, they desperately want to disarm LAW ABIDING citizens, and they want to criminalize self defense! In other words, they look the other way when violent felons carry guns, but they want _us_ non-criminals to be disarmed, helpless, and prohibited from harming their beloved felons in self defense!
Two parent families, mental health issue avoidance programs (most mental health issues aren’t a problem if there aren’t aggravating factors) and a happy and stable country. A lot of these people are unhappy because of the government not assuring its’ people that things are being done, and that is what gives them fear and hate. My great grampas friend brought a .22 to school so he could shoot ‘rabbits and such’ on the walk home. The teacher took it, and beat his ass. He then went home, got his ass beat by his mom and then his dad came by the next day and took it back home. And his friend was able to shoot his first deer that same year because he learned his lesson and moved on No one even cared to take note. It’s our society of fear and hopelessness that’s the issue.
Its also the fact we fetishize guns and have more guns than people. Its not just "personal responsibility" he only says that because hes obsessed with hoarding guns and doesn't want anyone to criticize his hobby.
As a man born into a family of gun collectors, the problem is real. Back in the day, I could buy 50 guns down south, travel up north, and sell them for double. Especially in bigger cities. I could buy 2 dozen Makarovs for 125-160 and sell them for 275 back in the day. No checks, nothing. I get both sides of each argument. I never did it, but I knew people you could buy anything from, no checks, nothing. In retrospect, the bluer the county, the more you could get for the gun. The "redder" the county the cheaper and more easily purchased.
Definitely. You put guns down people are still going to kill people and most likely are gonna do it with a gun that they aren’t supposed to have. Plus not to mention half of Americans are not giving up there guns for shit anyway. People put to much confidence in police. They aren’t aware that majority of the time police come after a crime has already been committed.
@@awoogagoogaloo2889e're not ignoring it, it's an antiques shop in Georgia, in a very heavily conservative town. Your reaction is like walking into an antiques store in Russia and being shocked to find hammer and sickle flags everywhere
At one time, it was legal for a 12 year old student to bring a .22 rifle to school so long as it was unloaded and kept under the desk. When I was in school, pocketknives were allowed so long as the blade was under 4". Now, students are arrested if they draw a picture of a gun or knife and shootings are worse now. I don't think bans are having the effect people are hoping for.
When I was in Jr. High in the early 80's there was a Rifle Club. Students kept their guns in their lockers during class. There was never a problem. I really don't see the big deal. To this day we still see plenty of 12+ year old kids walking our road carrying deer rifles on the 1st day of Buck Season. I can remember at the time my dad wouldn't let me leave the house without a lighter and a Swiss Army Knife. "You never know when you might need those" is what he said. Still carry them to this day. FWIW Kids with a shouldered rifle dressed in blaze orange (ie: hunters) is still a very popular Halloween costume around here.
I love how nearly every gun owner he interviewed had actual logic and facts to back up their beliefs while the people he interviewed in DC didn’t like guns because they “kill people” and they’re “scary”
Some of them did make sense tho, better gun control is the answer, you shouldn't be able to get your hands on a gun if you're not fit for it but this starts at a social level, people need to report other people having mental issues for this to work and I don't think you can trust people to do this, it's very hard to detect mental issues until it's to late
AR stands for Armalite Rifle. Armalite is the company that makes it. It's like HK doesn't stand for hunter killer. It stands for Heckler Koch, the company that makes it. Most mass shootings are committed with pistols, not AR 15s.
Sure thing. But "lack of personal responsibility" is something you can not take away from people. Guns are. So the reasoning is not valid. "If they dont use a gun, they will use something else" is also a false statement. Data shows that you are less likely to smash someones head in with a hammer than you are to kill someone with a gun at a distance. It takes more to shiv someone than to shoot someone. That being said, I am PRO guns and a gun owner myself. The problem is not weather you are allowed to own guns or not, but the ease of how you get them. In some places there are background checks. Elsewhere there are not. I am sad that I can't own a .50 BMG Machine Gun, but I am pretty effin' happy that my neighbour can't either.
I've been living in Kennesaw Georgia all my life ever sience I was 3 years old. It's still a peaceful place and yes I'm a gun rights advocates. Thanks to my late older brother, combat veterans, law enforcement, armed citizens, and our founding fathers.
That’s what I was going to to ask. If everyone is armed that would make less crazy people, less people stepping out of line, less chances of robberies, or theft… I assume it would be more peaceful than an unarmed town
look at the home invasion rate in that town compared to Chicago where guns are banned lol its not the guns that is the problem it is the people that have them.
As a non American, but a gun owner, this is a really fascinating look into things in the US. Banning guns isn't the right move, and sets a really dangerous precedent. At the same time, I had to prove I was trained and sane to get a firearm license, and I can't imagine guns being sold to people who can't prove they're both. That guy's hidden compartments were some of the coolest things I've ever seen, but I also can't fathom feeling a need to keep guns hidden around my house. All that said, I've lived somewhere exceptionally safe my whole life, I know that my own firearms could be used in home defense, but the thought of ever needing to is so far from my reality that I can't judge people who live in different circumstances.
non american here. the more i look in to 3d printing, the more im coming to understand that 3d printing has made the gun control and gun ban debate obsolete. we live in the era of 3d printed full auto rifles and 3d printed ordinance. These firearms are here to stay and we're going to have to live with them
As a Candian, I was baffled to find out there wasnt mandated training prior to purchase in the US. Particularly for something like handguns, that are multitudes easier for someone to negligently hurt themself with than a long barrel gun.
As an American who owns a firearm and has in keen interest in them and the law surrounding them I am curious, if you don't mind me asking, how did they make you prove you were trained and sane? Also you had to prove you were trained prior, how did you receive your training and what was it actually made up of?
@@Dash62g I am an American, who was raised around firearms, I can definitely see your point. However the reason it's not federally mandated is it could be argued as a violation of the 2nd amendment. Also some states, like mine, require training before receiving your concealed carry permit. While I do full heartedly agree any firearm owner must get some form of training in, be it commercially available or just you going to the range and figuring it out (preferably commercially available), I am hesitant to make it a government mandated thing at the same time because they tend to fuck up everything they touch. Also if it's a government mandated training from a government facility they can set the price and can easily make it high and force people to not attend due to not being able to afford the training. They can then also argue that everyone has the ability own a firearm so it's not a violation of the 2nd amendment but is a "soft" ban at the same time.
@@aaronh.1315 for sanity part they check your police and medical records to make sure you don't have any history of violent crime, or health conditions that could pose a safety risk (psychological disorders or things like seizures/narcolepsy). You also need to prove you have a safe or locker to store your firearms in when not in use, or else that you're keeping them at a range. The training course is done in person, they walk you through like ... care, storage, responsible use different ammo types and compatibility. Basic operation like how a lever action works, where a safety is and what it does, how to handle a jammed bolt safely, that sort of thing. The whole thing takes about 8 hours, and then there's a written and practical test. None of it is particularly difficult or intense, the biggest purpose I've found is to weed out the people who want to buy a gun on a whim, or who aren't responsible or patient enough to actually sign up for and do the course. That, and people say moving to the country for the first time at 50, never handled a gun, and decide to go hunting. It's just valuable for them to get instruction from someone who knows what they're doing. Before the training mandates were in place you'd get at least one story a year of some idiot blowing his head off because he didn't know better than to stare down the barrel trying to figure out what to do with a jam.
In Great Britain, they are down to banning knives... The control of objects just goes on and on when you don't hold people responsible for violent crime.
Still? Good luck with that better bann sticks and chef cutlery literal weapons!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Or kifles are just tools too matters the person and context like alot of things is that a car? with a gas tank? isn't that a bomb!!!!
thats the whole points we're trying to make in america lol. If someone wants to kill someone, if they don't have a gun they'll just get the next easiest thing from a knife to bare hands. banning guns won't do shit about violence it would just mean the government has guns and the people don't
Kennesaw is actually the friendliest and most peaceful town I've ever lived in. No place is without its issues, but looking back, I felt safer and happier there than anywhere else I've lived.
I'll be fair, there is a lot of false claims and a bunch of propaganda surrounding guns. There is no such thing as a "assault weapon." The closest thing to that would be automatic versions of weapons like the AK-47, or the M16A1, which can fire automatic or semi-automatically. If anything, the current reason the AR-15 is considered a "assault weapon" is because it's scary, nearly fully black exterior.
This dude is an amazing reporter, he respects other’s opinions and is very willing to learn. Most reporters have some sort of agenda, but this seems completely unbiased. Good on this man for being an amazing reporter!
tbh i just love that you can really tell that Tyler is a nice person by the fact that he says "Oh my god im so sorry" when simply dropping a magazine by accident and genuinely sounds sorry. like other people would probably just be like "whoopsie teehee"
The day the second amendment gets taken away is the day all hell breaks loose, a large majority of the people that are for gun control are just following the crowd and have no clue what they're even talking about. That being said, I love how unbiased this video is, and I do see the points of both sides
“All hell” is a funny way of spelling “civil war”. Gun owners in America are too radical, heavily armed, and anti-government for there to be any other outcome.
Well get ready bc one day it will. People can't comprehend the magnitude of everything going on within the world & how it is connected to everything about to be implemented here soon. They are all part of the NWO!! Elites - playing God (depopulation) WEF - think-tanks (plans) WHO - implements the WEF plans (action) Untied Nations - one world government here soon (control) Do the extensive in-depth long-term research on everything. It is all there
Just an add-on tidbit regarding the AR (Armalite Rifle); it was originally designed in 1959 and intended for civilians use. Wasn't until Colt bought the patent that it got turned into a military rifle in the form of the M16. The more you know
Common misconception. AR are actually just the two first letters in Armalite. You do know, that they also made Handguns, right. Apart from this, the rest checks out, as far as I know.
If you go on Armalite's website, as well as a plethora of other sources, you'll see that this is not accurate. Armalite originally designed the AR-10 with the help of military specialists to use the 7.62 cartridge, intended for military trials. They entered the trials late, weren't selected, but were encouraged by the military to make a smaller caliber lighter gun that could hold more ammunition for infantrymen. That rifle eventually became known as the AR-15, which was once again entered in military trials, but once again failed to the m14. Armalite did end up selling a small quantity on the civillian market after their rejection but was ultimately picked up by the military. However, Armalite lacked the production scale to manufacture the guns for the US military and as a result sold the design to colt, who ended up renaming it the m16. So the AR-15 was never, at any point, designed with civilians in mind. I don't say this to make a political statement regarding gun control, merely to encourage you to properly research before asserting false statements online.
Every society is different. Brazil will have to solve Brazil's problems Brazil's way. But one thing is certain, and it's proven everywhere: if firearms are outlawed, the law abiding will not have firearms but criminals will still have them. There are ways to counteract this, by very severely punishing the criminal use of firearms, but if this is done then there's little reason to disarm the law abiding.
I get where you are coming from but this argument, but it wouldn't stand up in an actual debate considering politicians are hated by half of the country no matter what side you are on so they need protection from assassination's. Your average joe doesn't get thousands of death threats a day.
TBF, once you get into the hobby you tend to accumulate at least one gun a year, plus your father's guns when he passes. So that guy is about 60 years old and he's had 40 years to acquire them. So it's really not that shocking.
Asking how many guns you have is a very personal question. Hearing it can set off red flags in your head along the lines of, “why is this question being asked?” “Is this a fed trying to entrap me?”, and is this someone casing me for nefarious reasons?” Answering in a vague or non commital manner is the safest response.
@hismagnificence7078 Honestly, whenever I'm asked, I'll just say "a few" and list like, my vector, my handgun, and 2 of my .22s even though I have 10 other guns, cause even neutral people get weirded out of you say too many
Easily the best interview series/doc on this channel yet. You made a fun video that could be very informative for people, and nobody in the video was made to feel bullied because of their opinions. Respect
What do u think will happen if u fight the police ? And by killing a criminal, u become yourself a criminal ! Man, u yanks r fucking obsessed with your second amendment.
2A was not ratified to take out the government...your government, but it was insisted upon by the People and the States before they would ratify the US Constitution. Notice it is not in the Constitution...but added....so the original George Washington convention didn't think it was necessary. 2A is worded as a chicken and egg proposition. The Militia is needed to defend The Republic (and all parts of the Republic such as your nation, state, county, town, home or person) so...The People must be able to own and bear their own arms....to be able to act as a proper militia in times of need. The Declaration of Independence is the document that talks about the legal obligation to be able to take up arms against the sitting government if that government is counter to the well being of The People...such as they claimed the Royal Governors national guards and UK Regulars were in 1776. So my advice to 2A proponents is to not lead off your debate with possibly shooting the government. That only makes your anti gun audience even more dead set against you. Start off with the positives of such arms in peace or in times of foreign or terrorist attack. Bring up the people of Israel last month or of Ukraine in 21...those unarmed with only an ability to run or be killed...vs....those ready to slow down Putin or Hamas on day 1.
As a gun owner (Yes my pfp gives it away) I'm pleasantly suprised you didn't demonize us, many people seem to make us seem like gun-toting far cry 3 villians when in reality all 393 million of us just wanna defend our family.
its crazy these liberal npc literally believe that people shouldn't own guns, so what happens when the government starts acting up whose gonna keep them in check? if your homes being robbed who is going to sit there while the intruder hurts their family? they dont realize ar15 and handguns are just as dangerous as each other
Really thought this was going to be an anti-gun video in the first minute or two but once you met the guy in the gun store, it seemed like you really had an open mind and were willing to learn something. I think this was great reporting.
Agreed. When he asked the rural folks with their low crime rates with everyone armed they loved their guns, but when go to where all the lawyers and politicians hang out and all the gun crime is at they make them difficult to get.
He also hikes down a volcanic crater to collect lava with professionals, and went into homeless areas that no one would think to go into because of how sketchy they are. He really does dabble with death and not expect anyone to care about his opinion and I commend him for that.
@TylerOliveira I just want to say thanks, from the bottom of my heart, for approaching guns with an open mind and a willingness to learn, especially on AR-15s. Congratulations on shooting your first gun and keep up the amazing work!
Amazing work, this is surprising an actually good form of journalism in my opinion. You don’t portray your own political views and allow people from both sides to give their perspectives. Props to you
This dude is trying to change the world and I love that he’s one of the UA-camrs who is recording what’s really happening in these areas of the world he’s doing better then some news channels
Well, he probably thought if he said ‘a lot’ he would get yelled at or smth. And honestly, many people (well, not many in the grand scheme of things) have more guns than him. A UA-camr (Brandon Herrera[he makes some pretty good content]) has rooms and rooms of them and even builds his own.
A similar law was passed in 2000 in the city of Virgin, Utah, making it the second city in the United States to require residents to own guns. Nelson, Nucla, Colorado, and Gun Barrel City, Texas also followed suit.
Tyler- Watching you made me nostalgic for real reporting. Now a days the media is shoving an opinion down your throat. Thank you for reporting facts. Thank you for finding people who represent each side intelligently. Great report! New sub!
I admit I was always puzzled over why someone would actually want all types of guns unless they were a collector. But as he is going through the different purposes for each gun, he begins to sound like someone in a workshop going through the half a dozen drills and hammers that they have, "This is a ball-peen hammer, you use it for ... and this is a mallet, it is rubber because ... and this is a sledge hammer ... etc"
They're tools. Each gun serves a different purpose. Different calibers will be effective at different ranges, and different guns will perform better in certain scenarios.
@@greedo9543 "They insure you and your family have a much higher chance of dying statistically" Even though I know you pulled this steaming pile of shit right from the source, what evidence supports this claim? What publication proved this? Where was this claim made, and was it made by a reputable source or by an actual scientific study?
Probably one of the best bits of amateur journalism regarding guns I've seen from someone who isn't a 2A supporter. While obviously biased, things were looked at with an open mind and some objectivity. The gun enthusiasts weren't outright portrayed to be complete lunatics. And best of all, the piece was much more about looking at and learning about the issue and sharing the journey, leaving people to use that information how they will. 😊
In Australia, there are a lot of youth carrying weapons. But because of our laws, they carry knives. Not guns. And that scares me enough. So glad we have the laws we do.
but it is easy. When i bought my 1st gun last year it was a Glock 45 i went into a farm store that sells a rang of guns and in 10 mins i walked out with one. Then i bought a bullpup shotgun with 2 5 round mags. same thing walked in and in 10min walked out. I live in Texas so that might be the reason.
I agree. I literally have no issues with people having guns. Any guns. But why are states so against more screenings, waiting periods, maybe even mandatory training. You can have all that and still honour the second amendment. As the gun guy in this video, Mike said a lot of the gun violence has to do with mental illness and pharmaceutical drugs, which I agree, but then why not make a law that people who are on these drugs can’t own guns? I also don’t think the whole “ if people can’t buy guns legally they’ll just do it illegally” is not a good enough argument since most mass shooters are not carrying out their shootings with illegal weapons. People are lazy and the harder you make it to own a gun the easier it is for them to give up and not have one. I personally don’t think that mentally ill shooters have the patience to wait for a gun or take training or even try to get a gun illegally since many of these types are shy and without connections. If you think I’m wrong, let me know. I’m all about learning and taking in different perspectives.
@@zingzing9848 Simple, you are legal and the system to run backgrounds checks is quite efficient. There is not reason the process should not be quick for someone who is legal.
@@NickFrom1228 , again how are making conditions around those rights take away the rights? It’s like before the constitution there were no cars but when vehicles were invented there were rules implemented around owning and driving one nobody piped up and said the these rules around keeping people safe go against our constitutional rights.
First off, i love that you never injected your personal feelings on the matter into the segment, it's something you never see in journalism anymore and it's a breath of fresh air. Second, as far as what i think of guns, i feel that the 1792 militia act should be remade with modernized language and be made into law once again with the addition of required firearms training for all fighting age adults to whom the government would have to provide arms and ammunition.
Exactly. No one will force them to use trier guns outside of training them how to use them correctly if they are ever found using them incorrectly. Same as a vehicle, you screw up, you get fines and required training or rehabilitation classes.
@@kjnoah oh i mean as soon as you turn 18 having 6 months to acquire a rifle comparable to what's used in the infantry and a minimum of 300 rounds of ammunition or such being issued to you. And upon receipt of the same, mandatory week of weapons training every year until you turn 45 or something happens that renders you ineligible for service. And at the end of this term, if you're issued the weapon, you are given the opportunity to purchase it for yourself if you so choose. Regarding punishments, yes i agree with punishments depending on the severity of misuse. And add in a requirement for any political official using an instance of misuse to try to punish the population as a whole to be stripped of their office, pension, and benefits.
Coming from France : We are currently under a very tense situation. We have very poor access to gun as normal citizens, and criminals have all the fucking access that they want. God bless America, never lose your rights 🇺🇲
@DarkIsToNight Couldn't agree more with you. Promoting our culture and stopping immigration must be done as soon as possible. I would add that, unfortunately, there's a huge number of people in Europe that don't belong to it because of their ethnic and cultural origin - it's not enough to stop immigration, we also have to make a lot of those non-assimilated people depart from our nations. Thanks a lot for your support. It really means a lot to me. Længe leve Kongeriget Danmark!
@@spartacusyoya Right ? That's nonsense. A free nation can't be required by law to let themselves be killed by criminals (and especially non-citizens or strangers), that's so absurd.
A citizen can't fight tyranny most people can't own a home without a subsidized first time home buyer mortgage......... Let alone take on an army , guns are just dildos for Americans who seen too many action movies
I highly doubt that We the People will be forced to fight Our military on any large scale. Because Our military is made up of We the People. The only ones We might be forced to fight in such a situation would be those willing to follow the orders of scared shit for brains officers.
@@GreatLakesLogger I'd love to see more full DIY builds. It's pretty difficult to get your hands on parts for anything more than an FGC-9 outside of the US
citizens do not need automatics or any military-grade weapons all these mass shootings have been use with assault rifles and military style vests and mods
Awesome for doing your research. I used to think the same exact thing because I never dug deeper than reading the headlines, and didn’t want to understand it more. Go out and buy one if you can!
AR15 stands for armalite 15, thats the company 15 the model number. it does not stand for assault rifle or for automatic rifle. The Term Assaultrifle is also missleading. It doesnt mean its extra special dangerous. It was invented by the Germans along with a very propagandistic name. it was a new type of gun of SMALLER caliber than other infatry weapons. the idea was using a less powerfull and lighter round allows soldiers to carry more ammo. the idea behind this was more ammo means more able to lay down supression fire (only roughly aimed) to allow retreat or assault (you shoot enemy takes cover you can move type of deal) ofc full auto ability is nessesary for that. however in terms of killing things full auto isnt even really useful in most situations. the military usually only fires in semi automatic. only in very close combat they might use full auto for actual target shot. any distance over 25m is usually just supression fire in full auto. recoil is simply to much to be of any use to be more "deadly" and you chew trough way to much ammo. a 30 round mag is gone in about 3 seconds. so if anything your friendly masshooter might even get less victims with a full auto gun because he runs out of ammo real fast only on mounted guns full auto becomes a real thing
It was painful to see how he was holding the pistol and rifles. I had assumed that someone in the range would have shown him a shooting stance or how to hold them.
Yea, i recently came back from America left from London and went to Mississippi and Louisiana, did a few gun ranges indoors and out, both times there was always someone that would tell me how to hold the pistol properly and how to stand with the rifle and take breaks from shooting while still holding it. ended up shooting a few glocks, Canik, Ars and bolt actions. Great fun will deff own a gun if i ever lived there.
I’ll say outright I favor on the gun nut side of the fence but I have to say I really appreciate the unbiased attitude going into this and I’m happy you let the range owner say his piece. ❤
His posture was absolutely terrible though. That kinda hurt to watch. I was taught by my brother, a US Army Sergeant, about how to handle and fire a firearm. That was one of the best days of my life.
I think its scary that so many have such a strong opinion on the topic without actually knowing much about it. Just like mike said the people in washington proved his point
Yeah. You cannot own a fully auto weapon unless you are a very special person or a super criminal. In public shootings, a fully auto gun is almost never used. And the “AR” in AR15 stands for Armalite Rifle, the og maker of it. Not Assault rifle. And you do have to get a background check for a gun, but it is true some places don’t. We should have guns, but we need to find a way to stop all of the mass shootings.
I don't know what your viewpoint on guns are and that's what I love. You don't put any spin or try to demonize either side. This is my first time watching your channel and I'm exceedingly impressed. What I will say is if you are to shoot again I'd highly recommend talking to a trainer as your handling was a little scary but acceptable for your first time. Again incredible work.
@@GS-md1ex exactly. At least he was respectful and didn't act like it was killing him like some journalists do. He just didn't know what he was doing. He shot like he was afraid and yet remained neutral on the topic and that's incredible.
As a Brazilian, gun violance is really common, like really normal to see and even to be a victim, and It's mostly, like 90% by ilegal owners. The access to a firearm if you're not a cop is mostly restricted to tha shooting range, if you got the license to own (not to carry) a gun. We usually can't own, and we definitly can't carry it (unless in the case od a cop or military) and still we face so much gun violance by the hands of ilegal owners (criminals).
It's the SAME in my country. It's EXTREMELY difficult to acquire a legal firearm & when you're almost close to getting it, if the Commisioner of Police REFUSES to sign the sheet & you refuse to pay police officers $40,000 TTD = ($5300 USD) BRIBE, your chance of getting it is almost impossible.....We also have the issue with criminals running rampant. They are literally running around with AR-15 & other high powered firearms when it's delivered by the shiploads here. Coast Guard services are corrupt so anything can pass through our boarders with ease.
Yea that’s like Chicago here. Living in the city they made is so difficult to get a gun yet everyone and their mom owns a gun illegally 😂. Gotta love those “tough gun laws” that do nothing for the publics safety.
These people freaking out saying that ar-15 are assault rifles when they don’t even know the name. How about you research guns and learn that everything is a weapon and that once they ban guns they will have to ban rocks and knives.
Great video! Though it's staggering how misinformed most people are about firearms. When I served in Iraq I would tell my guys "It's better to have it and not need it, Than to need it and not have it" I truly believe that holds true on every level of life.
@@CraigScottFrostA lot didn't. In fact, there was a lot more carnage back then (proportionately). The Romans conquered much of Europe without a single firearm..🤣
@@CraigScottFrost i think you miss that they survived while using what was considered the best weapon at the time - be it spears, bows, swords. i have no real stance on guns as a canadian (i have very little to speak of) but this argument seems to disregard that the gun is essentially the modern spear- and may inevitably be replaced by some more innovative human weapon
@@CraigScottFrost regardless, any period of human history will very easily indicate to you that the human race, like any other predatory animal (especially primates), has always had a theme of violence. it's not really that the weapons involved "enabled us to advance the human race" but what they most certainly aided was the outcome of the given battles and conflicts- it's almost a non-relevant issue in terms of evolution but rather in the occurrence and execution of human tendencies
Amazing video. I'm glad defending the 2nd amendment isn't being so demonized by younger people these days. Before I moved out and realized how vulnerable I am in my own home, I never realized the importance of self defense
Such an amazing reporter I actually got my baby boomer parents to start watching UA-cam practically because of your reporting! Thank you Tyler for reminding old people what real need is supposed to be, they’ve watched all your episodes and I’ll be sure to point them over to this one as well!
I wouldn't say it's a fair comparison considering a big portion of the video is an interview of someone who is very enthusiastic about gun ownership. Meanwhile the opposite side is just random people walking past
@gaydolfshitler739 really? anti gun people are the ones controlled by fear? when it's the people with the guns constantly yelling that they need to protect themselves from all the murderes and burglars and other criminals and the tyrannical government LMAO
We have a stupid Prime Minister here in Canada who just banned the sale and transfer of firearms of good law abiding citizens. Yet, here in BC, gun crime still happens. 3 shootings in the last 2 weeks in Coquitlam (suburb of Vancouver).
It's scary how fast a 4000+lb death machine can accidentally end the lives of multiple people including the operator in a split second. I fear 4000+lb death machines flying outta nowhere at me more than I fear stray bullets.
It’s just like a gun: you need to be responsible and operate it safely. Private flying has a lower rate of accidents than cars, and actually a much lower rate of fatality. Unlike driving though there’s a lot of ways to minimize accidents: going through your checklist, making sure your plane is properly maintained, only flying when it’s safe, and monitoring weather. Unfortunately, it’s often people who get into unsafe habits that get into trouble. Or treat flying too cavalier and start to become lax in their safety checks. When you do operate in a safety mindset (eg: don’t fly if there’s something wrong), it’s extremely rare to have an accident. The big jets that airlines fly are FAR more complex and prone to failure than a tiny plane, and yet they are incredibly safe because of all the money in maintenance and safety training. Most accidents are also much safer to handle than people think. So long as you got a runway within your vicinity and control of your aircraft, you will walk away unharmed. It’s very rare with safety mindset to have a situation that’s even close to dangerous. Even if you lose an engine. Those planes are built incredibly well. Even Cessnas that are 60 years old are very safe when maintained. Also single engine pistons actually weight less than 4000lbs…more like 1700. The Cessnas I fly can’t even get lift with much weight.
@@jonathanpusar5931 Yup, the biggest cause of accidents is familiarity and complacency... We drive so much, we damn near do it subconsciously while occupying our brains with unrelated tasks.
@@CraigScottFrost ... You can move out of the city. It depends on where you're at. Out in the sticks, gun violence really isn't a thing... Guns literally everywhere, but no violence. Randomass vehicles crashing is always a thing everywhere. At the end of the day, violence is a culture issue, not an implement issue.
I wish I lived in a city that encouraged gun ownership that hard. I wish Tyler did research into crime in the area. How much before this law came into being, how much now, how much crime compared to neighboring cities and towns and what were the numbers in those surrounding areas before the law as well. Maybe Tyler can do a sequel/follow-up on that. I would be fascinated to know the stats.
Kennesaw itself is pretty safe but Cobb county in general (where Kennesaw is) has some seedy parts. I've been in and around Kennesaw my entire life and never felt threatened. Never lived there though. Too many people for my liking. Anecdotal evidence and not hard data, just how I feel there.
ok if they do it in Nyc. the first year or two . would be bad then after all the criminals and idiots are dead then NYC would be the safest city in the world.
This video is pretty badass. You have given the world a public service announcement they didn't know they needed... Although Karen didn't seem to think so 😂
@@apriltheemu Exactly. People like the dude at 0:48 don’t seem to understand that law abiding citizens are the only ones who would abide by any new gun laws and it only gets rid of good guys with guns, not bad guys with guns. It baffles me honestly.
@@4.5yearscleana gun is neither a good thing nor a bad thing. A gun in the hands of a criminal is never a good thing but a gun in the hands of a law abiding citizen is a threat to no one except the criminals.
What a great unbiased video. Thank you for keeping the dead art of journalism alive. I will be sure to explore your channel! Protect the 2nd amendment!!!
Can confirm. Live in Texas, born and raised around military gun nuts. First time I shot a gun I couldn't do Algebra. Killed my first deer at 11. Most of us with guns don't own AR-15's and such though I believe it is a right to own them. It is hard to believe from most of the world that we own guns peacefully, but it is true. The only places that have gun violence problems are gangs in run down parts of large cities. We own guns to protect what we have from varmints, governments and invaders. It's our only insurance against tyranny and defense against criminals. Some of us live out in the woods, or alone with a child. We have a right to feel safe on our land and in our homes.
Many countries allow you to own a gun. It's just that European countries make sure the owner of the gun uses it for self-defense, they're not easily obtained. USA lets almost everybody use a gun
@@leader4555 Wrong. Most European countries don't allow you to use firearms for self defense. Most countries in general don't. Its never been about safety, its about control.
Okay so I totally understand your point and I get you think people can live peacefully with them, however to my understanding one would own a gun to protect yourself from another gun and at what cost is keeping guns, if fully eliminated you don’t have to keep the gun to protect yourself and you will be able to keep your counties children
@@tovethecathow can you eliminate all the guns? Will you take them away from the government too? If we give up our guns we will be at the mercy of those who didnt.
What do y’all think of guns? Also, new vid next week. Subscrib and smash like. Love you guys
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I love my firearms
I live in Denmark where guns are illegal, for me people having guns seems insane
I am early
Keep making good and real content.
The 2A one of the most important amendments of the US constitutional republic. Our 2A rights protect us against Governmental overreach. We’ve far surpassed that long ago. “We must protect our democracy” means say goodbye to our CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC and all of our rights that go with it.
Be safe. Be reasonable. Be knowledgeable.
A lot of people don't have guns due to having their rights stolen from them unconstitutionally for having no criminal record. Based on false allegations made by other people, they lose their gun rights for life. It costs $30k-$100k for a mere chance to possibly reverse it. How would this city as it were enforce their law to own guns if your legally not allowed to for having done nothing wrong?
Not a single individual citizen can ever stand up to the government no matter how much firepower they carry.
An organized militia is necessary. There needs to be organization and collectivism. You cannot go at it alone.
That's something a lot of 2A advocates seem to miss. WE NEED TO ORGANIZE... and no, the NRA doesn't count...
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Now THIS is reporting and journalism. Not once did Tyler inject his own views or opinions into the video or onto the people he was talking to, nor is he looking to argue. He's asking questions and letting people speak and be heard. We need more of this and far, far less "news" hosts telling us what to think and how to feel.
@@NA-pl4vi It wasn't a gun expert, it was a gun enthusiast. But you're right, he should have spoken to a tyranny enthusiast to get the other side.
I agree. I honestly could not point out his true opinions about guns or politics the entire video.
Dude actually says, "armed with an Automatic Assault Rifle"... but that's not skewing opinions and exposing a narrative., including turning to nod and address the camera with every comment on blatantly banning guns... but no, he was completely neutral *bullsh!t*
@@jameshart3953 damn I guess I missed that, and Im pro guns and originally from Kennesaw lol
So would you agree that it should be a choice? If one wants to be responsible and own a firearm they can. If one chooses not to, they can choose not to.
But it is a constitutional right. So it can’t be taken away per the rights of the republic. As long as everyone agrees. I’m good with that. But the moment someone says, no you can’t do that even though it’s your right. Yea that’s not good.
Absolutely love how this was done. Not pushing an agenda or voicing your own opinion really at all. Just telling a story and letting the viewer come to their own decision on where they stand. Absolutely fantastic job!!!
How journalism use to be
@@cherrelleg8276and how it should be
@@unknowns8890OK Bro
@cherrelleg8276😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡
I’m a 5’4 127 pound woman who owns two AR15 rifles and i absolutely love them. I used to be an anti gunner until a family friend and his 88 year old mother were broken into and she was assaulted by the offender. I chose to be responsible for my own safety and never put my trust in someone else when seconds count and they are minutes away.
What caliber
I used to be anti gun. Met a guy that ended up being my best friend. He was a "gun nut". We had several debates over the issue. He eventually convinced me to go shoot with him. I got scolded so many times for poor gun etiquette. It was embarrassing & made me never want to go with him again. In time I realized that I only got scolded because I was being dangerous. I learned that gun owners typically respect guns & their dangers more than anyone else. My stance has now changed. There are so many things in this world that can kill. Guns are the great equalizer. I now recommend everyone to have at least one gun & carry it whenever possible. You never know when evil will attempt to harm you. The most important thing is to train with these tools. If you don't they can harm you.
Now that I live out in the country I feel bad for my previous stance. Bear & cougar roam near my land. I'd never harm anything unless I had to defend my family or animals, but I'm glad I have the ability to defend them. If someone came out here meaning to do harm, it would take at least 10 minutes for a police response. I need a gun for protection of my family in that case. Now I own several guns & see the necessity of being able to defend yourself. Without guns someone could come up here & put us thru hell. Even if I could get a call off to police, that response time means we could be dead & they'd be gone before help arrived.
Now I know my anti gun stance was based out of ignorance, which is a hard pill to swallow. I just wish more people would take the time to learn the importance of the 2nd ammendment.
My strongest opinion is to learn. Once you become a victim, you realize how important it is to own. Especially when law enforcement doesn't arrive for 15-45 minutes. The first time for me was the last. Also helps if you study your family tree and you descend from patriots. Compare your life and age to theirs and imagine how bad it was under British rule that they risked treason.
soz mate to offend uou buy i cba to read all of that😂🤣, much love tho❤🎉
in alot of cases now in the cities the response time is much greater and just going to leak out into the urban areas not to mention your dog most likely getting shot and you being made out to be the aggressor.
Lighting off fireworks on the 4th should also be a legal requirement. It's good for the soul.
@@notezz162 Sorry for your short attention span - take care
Mike did make a very valid point. Very few people know that AR just stands for Armalite.
NGL I always thought it meant Automatic Rifle
That's the name of the company who first started making them.
Thank you for clearing that up I hate when people just assume and never do any actual research
Actually it’s Armalite Rifle otherwise it would just be called an A:)
@@Guhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhpppffft😂😂😂
Not even legal in most cases 😂
I genuinely appreciate how willing Tyler is listen and learn something. This content is refreshing and unbiased.
It’s also possible he’s trying not to piss off the gun owner whose house he’s in.
Agree. When he said he never shot a gun before I was skeptical. There’s been so much bullshit fear mongering when it comes to guns.
Ok but I hope you realize that it is actually biased through the way its edited.
Sorry for everything
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I love this! Former resident of Kennesaw and former member of Gov's Gun Club. Like its said, no one inforces the law. But its a good law to follow considering some fairly dangerous areas nearby, and the fact that the crime branches out. A few months ago, there was, at a very nice golf course, very close to the areas he was in, a double homicide. This involved a cartel agent assisinating someone who was an issue one evening on the golf course. A worker happened to be near and investigated. This resulted in the worker then being killed as well.
mike is an example of what a RESPONSIBLE gun owner looks like
The shame is, the information is not spread for enough. Woman shot and killed by 2 year old son in the town next over because she didn't have the proper safety information.
problem is majority of people aren't equipped to be responsible gun owners
I´m from Brazil and the Americans doesn't understand how have a guns is important, when the robber now maybe you have a gun they will think twice before do something in Brazil Without legal guns 65.000 people died ever year because of Guns in Brazil, what it shows that if the good people doesn't have guns BAD people will buy illegal one, and de population will be sheep´s to robber and government. Brazil few years ago the guns was liberated and the crime was low after the government take out our rights the crime explode in Brazil! Don´t leave the government decide for you. IF you think is bad with the gun without will be worse! Believe
@@IWantToStayAtYourHouseyes what you said. and thats why laws should be stricter and worked on in the us
@@IWantToStayAtYourHouse Most people aren't responsible to drive a car. The world is going to shit with how easy it is to obtain instruments of death.
I love Mike he represents proper gun safety. The man love and respects his guns, keeps most dangerous ones stored, and also tells people if you have kids you must lock the guns off. He also clearly explains the assault weapons argument. In doing so he makes a very valid argument that an ar-15 and any other rifle or pistol is the same shit. I also respect how he says you can change or acquire a full auto but it's hard
Also the storage system at 2:27 is some James Bond type crap
less so loves his guns he respects them
@@rtgmax4334 very true I failed to mention that
The only part I'm not to sure about is that the Hideaway shelf is over a fireplace .
@@smaksymiv4950 I have a shelf directly above my fireplace and it's cool to the touch. I think if yours is hot, something is wrong, it shouldn't be.
Top tip: Never ask a gun owner/collector to just "show you a few of his guns"...
...they will underplay their interest at first, but little do you know once they have you you are there for a 2 hour tour of their collection, historical lessons on every possible era imaginable, you will hear lists and lists of random numbers and letters that have absolutely no meaning to you. You will look for ways to pivot the conversation to a different topic with no success. By the end of it you will be exhausted. Don't ask me how I know ;)
You must have seen the "B" role
This is so accurate! LOL
u shouldn't
say never because people are interested is that kind of stuff.
When he said, "if you don't show where I live" I knew bruh was in for the Grand Tour lol
@patrick-sith fr
As a 2A advocate, thank you for at least keeping an open mind involving this stuff! It goes a long way, even if I did have a good chuckle at your grip and stance while firing 🤭
I grew up in kennesaw and Marietta. That ordnance was passed in 1994 and was an answer to Clinton’s “aw” ban. The law was designed for home defense against break ins and it does work. That year break in and home intrusions dropped by 90%. Facts. It does not have to be enforced it is still up to the homeowner to make the decision to own a firearm. Best law ever written and does not enforce any banns. What is in the house stays in the house for lawful purpose.
Well, you can still go hunting or shoot at the range with it.
I was born in Marietta GA but I was raised in Kennesaw GA. Kennesaw is alot more better than Marietta. Kennesaw is still a peaceful place to live. Yes I've done both open and conceal carry. Currently I've been open carrying more. I barley get negitive junk. Sure I was asked to put away my gun a few times but I still enjoy my day.
@@nightmaretrooper5064PLEASE, PUT THAT WEAPON AWAY SIR!
*zips up trousers*
You got it ;)
i totally agree.they took that from our brothers and sisters in to many places .NYC used to have a 90 day mandatory minimum.those jails are rough my man.
Karen thinks that guns are disgusting 😂
I’m not a gun nut. I’ve shot guns before, but I’m not crazy about them. That being said I’m a massive second amendment supporter because I’d much rather have people around me who do know how to legally use guns safely and have the opportunity to protect me in case I can’t defend myself. Thank you Tyler for showing both sides of this issue.
No replies? Fix.
The second amendment is there to allow citizens to overthrow a tyrannical government should it become necessary. So if the government were ever to, oh, I dunno, violate women's bodily autonomy and ban essential medical care, you could prevent that! Wait...bad example.
Alpha males don't reply to beta male responses like this. Fix.
@@TylerDurden-FC99💀
Kennesaw GA is the epitome of what our founding framers intended for EVERYONE residing in the Union.
As a firearms enthusiast, I just wanted to thank you for covering these issues in an objective manner. Most journalists take the route of "it scares me so you shouldn't be able to own it". But unlike them, you actually put effort into this video.
Yeah, even though he knows nothing about firearms or how they work it’s good he did this.
As a firearms enthusiast, how many guns have you sold to a pawn shop or otherwise? Please be honest. I think enthusiasts who constantly sell and buy new guns are the reason they are so easy to get on the black market. Limits and tracking would go a long way, but gun manufacturers and enthusiasts will never make the sacrifice.
i think the reason the news says this is bc news is owned by the billionaires and the government and they want fear so that citizen are disarmed and the government and corporations have a monopoly on violence making the citizens powerless
@@Zero.0ne. Guns from a pawn shop still require a background check I believe.
@@Zero.0ne.With the black market already existing and 3D printing advancing makes a gun registry useless and just like weed people in the gun community are starting to ignore laws because of how arbitrary they are. You can’t stop criminals from being criminals so why limit your average gun owner. Bad people will always find a way to kill people. Full auto machine guns used to be available at hardware stores before 1986. We have to look into what changed in our society to solve this problem. I promise you I will always have guns.
Mike is a true responsible patriot. 🇺🇸
The issue is most aren't. For every 1 burgular killed, 35 people die of accidental shootings.
I'm from Brasil (07:46) and i can say we have really restrictive gun laws, being especially difficult and expensive for a law-abiding citizien buying a gun and almost impossible to have the permit to carry it. However it still doesn't stop criminals to acess all kinds of guns, so for me, seeing the reality, gun control laws only let the good people not able to defend themselves.
Typical gun lobbyist take. I wonder if Brazil would have the same issues if American gun manufacturers weren’t supplying their criminals with guns.
Brazil has a higher gun death rate than the US though
@@Nothinmuchbabyan you are really grasping on strings they aren’t supplying them. they aren’t using hunting rifles they are using old soviet era military equipment.
@@Nothinmuchbaby terrible troll, you should take trolling courses
@@NothinmuchbabyBrazil has a higher gun death rate than the US
Freaking love Tyler’s way of dealing with different view points. Shows complete unbiased views to allow others to talk and get their views out. Literally love it.
He seems pretty pro gun when he’s in that guys house but then proceeds to hum a completely different tune later…🤔
@@cinniboy4722In what way? He’s approaching people and allowing them to express *their* views, he simply affirms what they say so they can do exactly that. He didn’t express his own views on what he believes should be the rule.
@@lancerblitz100% I was pretty impressed with the way he stayed so neutral, I’m a massive 2A guy so my UA-cam refs reflect that and I was waiting for some gotcha questions at the end 😂
@@cinniboy4722I mean you can like gun and think their cool while also thinking they're unsafely regulated, not everyone who pro guns has 100 guns in their house and I'm sure theres many pro gun control people who own guns and like them
@@cinniboy4722 it’s a simple little tactic called “not being an asshole” and respectfully allowing someone to express their views.
He's right about the prescription drug problem. Those psychotropic drugs literally have on the label warnings of violent behavior as a side effect.
Right , combine the pharmaceuticals with mental health and shit gets wild
Drugs are one of the biggest roots of school shootings along with bullying, and people acting “hood”
If it weren't for my fluoxetine (prozac) i wouldnt be able to cope with life they never make me violent or anything at all
@@BoultonPaulDefiantI drink alcohol and it doesn’t make me violent or make me temper mental, Doesn’t mean it isn’t a side effect for other people.
@@BoultonPaulDefiantfam you don’t need no damn prozac or any antidepressants they change your behavior and personality in da long run
Thank you for this video. I needed that laugh today from the people you interviewed.
Tyler’s career will skyrocket because of his agendaless videos and his objectivity. The viewer doesn’t know his personal feelings and that’s what makes it so refreshing. Very informative.
I thought he came off as a bit clueless when I first started watching him, but I actually kinda like how he doesnt challenge anybody he interviews, he just asks their opinion and thats it. Gives space for the viewer to interpret what is being said. Its really refreshing when a lot of these street interview guys try to "gotcha" whoever theyre talking to. Its like he doesnt really have an ego about his stuff, its just "check out this interesting place," hes not trying to force anything really. I been really getting addicted to his videos haha
lol he literally jump cuts the shit out of his videos for added effect. like 7:48 where he abruptly cuts away from the guy that is pro gun saying he's from texas. it sounded like "see? of course the gun nut is from texas". he didn't ask anyone else in the video where they're from.
@@karimo7599there's definitely bias bahahaha
Exactly compared to channel with andrew callaghan
@@karimo7599 I dont think he really meant it that way lmao
Tyler is a real journalist, better than news channels! He’s amazing!
yes
Mainstream media just pushes their propaganda/agenda. That is how the world works.
Real journalism? Bro seemed so biased, just agreed and backed up basically everything the guy said, and was only asking questions he totally already new the answer to.
@@kobe1506how? if anything he wasn’t biased at all. He was simply gathering opinions and information without even mentioning what his opinion on it was. I don’t think you know the definition of bias as this was purely informational
@@TotallyNotDoggo google journalistic integrity
I'm from Brazil, and like you put in the video, we have the most gun deaths per year every year for a while now. As a Brazilian citizen, it is very hard to get a gun here (I'm talking about pistols, rifles it's almost impossible to get one), and still the criminals here have all types of weapons. Every now and then a .50bmg is seized in the favelas over here. Specially in Rio de Janeiro.
Didn't crime go down recently in Brazil after you guys were allowed guns like last year or something? I've heard a few things about it but not sure if it's true or not
@@dubjubs Yeah bro, you had a president that allowed us to buy guns, and crime in fact reduced. But now we have another president, from another party who has baned guns again
@italo1670It doesn't, since criminals import them
@italo1670 It's not that widespread of using legal guns in the drug trafficking trade, since they use guns with restricted calibers
@italo1670 since 2018 like you said, that's when we were allowed to have guns. Let's see from now you, after all guns just got banned again. And your theory about how criminals get guns doensn't really make any sense. If guns are banned now, how did more than 500 rifles were sezeid this year just in Rio de Janeiro?
The ordinance was passed in 1982: "(a) In order to provide for the emergency management of the city, and further in order to provide for and protect the safety, security and general welfare of the city and its inhabitants, every head of household residing in the city limits is required to maintain a firearm, together with ammunition therefore. (b) Exempt from the effect of this section are those heads of households who suffer a physical or mental disability which would prohibit them from using such a firearm. Further exempt from the effect of this section are those heads of households who are paupers or who conscientiously oppose maintaining firearms as a result of beliefs or religious doctrine, or persons convicted of a felony."
For the dude who shot up Buffalo, if memory serves me right, he specifically chose that area because he knew no one would be armed due to the large number of gun restrictions in New York. Most mass shootings happen in areas where people won't be armed, one dude walked into a church in texas to shoot it up and he was dead in 2 seconds, he killed 2 people but was dead in under 2 seconds.
Exactly. Most of these mass shootings are in states with the strictest gun laws. You don't hear about mass shootings in Maine, New Hampshire, Wyoming, etc. Somebody better have immense skill and God on their side if their willing to commit a mass shooting in those states.😂
@@walter9243 what about that school in Texas
@@mochalo4912Guns aren’t allowed around schools.
Mass shooters often choose “gun free zones” due to the inability of anyone to fight back with the same firepower. Gun free zones and gun control laws don’t work obviously, as criminals don’t care about laws.
@@walter9243 that's statistically not true (with exception to Cali) most mass shootings are in red states specifically the south my gun restrictive state has less gun violence and severely less mass shootings than the rest of the country.
Unlike how legalizing drugs has made the drug scene much worse in Vancouver, BC, the gun law in Kennesaw doesn't seem to have turned it into a danger zone, except maybe to criminals.
I don't think legalizing drugs in Kennesaw would cause a problem either.
There isn't a predictable formula There are so many variables. . It's too bad . What works somewhere doesn't. always work somewhere else. What isn't working in Vancouver worked very well in Portugal . Comparing guns to drugs , many people believe there are parallels, that if you limit exposure you limit use. If there are no accessible drugs no one will use. If you cant get a gun, it's harder to shoot someone. Proponents of gun laws compare The UK to the US. Guns aren't readily available compared to US .. Shootings are relatively much lower . The other argument you hear is that the only time guns have been used for their political purpose , to represent the average Joes opinion and preserve democracy in the US, was January 6th . I'm not weighing in on the 2nd , way too polarized a topic .
@@pal6636there were 0 guns at the January 6th thing 🙄
I went to high school in this town I lived in Acworth. When Kennesaw passed this ordinance Acworth passed one requiring every house to have a rake rofl
@@pal6636that’s partly because North America legalised all drugs but didn’t have any proper treatment programs or any of the help they issue in say Switzerland or Portugal. America half arsed it
I'd be interested to see a comparison between the crime rates in Kennesaw, and those of comparably sized towns in Illinois, New York, New Jersey, and California.
I don't have and stats.. I can say having lived in Kennesaw from 2000-2016.. and I lived in downtown Los Angeles from 2016-2021.. Los Angeles waaay more sketchy than Kennesaw.. Kennesaw kinda small town with huge mall (town center mall) decent college (KSU) and is right along major highway but still kinda small, spread out.. more illegal street racing than any other crime due to college kids
You would have to compare that to a town of a similar size
@@minotaur3092 that's what I said. I'd be very interested in a comparison between comparably sized towns. I'm not interested in LA, NYC, or any of those other shitbag cities.
@@icarusdoe6209Sad that Town Center is kinda dying out. Went there a few weeks ago and it was empty as hell.
@@engmed4400 mb
Best description I've ever seen about "Gun Free" zones. They really ought to be called "Defenseless Victims" zones.
Target rich environments
YES GUN FREE=EASY TARGETS FOR THE PEOPLE THAT DONT CARE THAT ITS A GUN FREE ZONE LIKE AS IF CRIMINALS WILL CARE THAT ITS AGAINST THE LAW
None USA zone
😳 It blows my mind how misguided the modern left have become on SO MANY issues. On one hand, they whine about gun violence, all the while they support so-called "restorative justice", which means either refusing to arrest (non-white)criminals for committing crime, or giving them slap on the wrist sentences for violent crime, including illegally possessing guns in the commission of crime! Yet, they desperately want to disarm LAW ABIDING citizens, and they want to criminalize self defense! In other words, they look the other way when violent felons carry guns, but they want _us_ non-criminals to be disarmed, helpless, and prohibited from harming their beloved felons in self defense!
Compare gun violence to areas in USA to UK per capita and overall UK would have 3-4 gun deaths a year, USA would have over a 1000
Legit, unbiased news, with multiple perspectives. Love it!
The store owner nailed it. THE LACK OF PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY
Yeah, and how are you going to regulate that?
Two parent families, mental health issue avoidance programs (most mental health issues aren’t a problem if there aren’t aggravating factors) and a happy and stable country. A lot of these people are unhappy because of the government not assuring its’ people that things are being done, and that is what gives them fear and hate. My great grampas friend brought a .22 to school so he could shoot ‘rabbits and such’ on the walk home. The teacher took it, and beat his ass. He then went home, got his ass beat by his mom and then his dad came by the next day and took it back home. And his friend was able to shoot his first deer that same year because he learned his lesson and moved on No one even cared to take note. It’s our society of fear and hopelessness that’s the issue.
I see what you did there.
Its also the fact we fetishize guns and have more guns than people. Its not just "personal responsibility" he only says that because hes obsessed with hoarding guns and doesn't want anyone to criticize his hobby.
@@drhexagonapus the store owner was a lady
As a man born into a family of gun collectors, the problem is real. Back in the day, I could buy 50 guns down south, travel up north, and sell them for double. Especially in bigger cities. I could buy 2 dozen Makarovs for 125-160 and sell them for 275 back in the day. No checks, nothing. I get both sides of each argument. I never did it, but I knew people you could buy anything from, no checks, nothing. In retrospect, the bluer the county, the more you could get for the gun. The "redder" the county the cheaper and more easily purchased.
That lady at the antique store hit the nail on the head “lack of personal responsibility” I wish the host had hi-lighted they more.
Definitely. You put guns down people are still going to kill people and most likely are gonna do it with a gun that they aren’t supposed to have. Plus not to mention half of Americans are not giving up there guns for shit anyway. People put to much confidence in police. They aren’t aware that majority of the time police come after a crime has already been committed.
Yeah but you just ignore the white history year and the confederate flag?
@@awoogagoogaloo2889e're not ignoring it, it's an antiques shop in Georgia, in a very heavily conservative town.
Your reaction is like walking into an antiques store in Russia and being shocked to find hammer and sickle flags everywhere
that antique store is actually a nazi memorabilia store
At one time, it was legal for a 12 year old student to bring a .22 rifle to school so long as it was unloaded and kept under the desk. When I was in school, pocketknives were allowed so long as the blade was under 4". Now, students are arrested if they draw a picture of a gun or knife and shootings are worse now. I don't think bans are having the effect people are hoping for.
If we keep going this way, they'll be removing kids' thumbnails!
When I was in Jr. High in the early 80's there was a Rifle Club. Students kept their guns in their lockers during class. There was never a problem. I really don't see the big deal. To this day we still see plenty of 12+ year old kids walking our road carrying deer rifles on the 1st day of Buck Season. I can remember at the time my dad wouldn't let me leave the house without a lighter and a Swiss Army Knife. "You never know when you might need those" is what he said. Still carry them to this day.
FWIW Kids with a shouldered rifle dressed in blaze orange (ie: hunters) is still a very popular Halloween costume around here.
"ON THE BUSS!" and the senior's at high school had gun racks in their trucks! In CALIFORNIA!!
exactly my school had a shooting club. Every pickup had a gun rack with a few shotguns. Never once did anyone use a gun for a fight or violence.
Don't forget the time the kids bit a pop-tart into the shape of a gun and was expelled.
I love how nearly every gun owner he interviewed had actual logic and facts to back up their beliefs while the people he interviewed in DC didn’t like guns because they “kill people” and they’re “scary”
It’s kinda surprising how ignorant some of the people are. They don’t know jack shit about guns and yet they act like experts.
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Emotional manipulation.
@@Redditor6079 exactly that. also i love your pfp favorite biden quote
Some of them did make sense tho, better gun control is the answer, you shouldn't be able to get your hands on a gun if you're not fit for it but this starts at a social level, people need to report other people having mental issues for this to work and I don't think you can trust people to do this, it's very hard to detect mental issues until it's to late
AR stands for Armalite Rifle. Armalite is the company that makes it. It's like HK doesn't stand for hunter killer. It stands for Heckler Koch, the company that makes it. Most mass shootings are committed with pistols, not AR 15s.
"The lack of personal responsibility is the problem, not guns"
YES MA'AM
Amen
Sure thing. But "lack of personal responsibility" is something you can not take away from people. Guns are. So the reasoning is not valid. "If they dont use a gun, they will use something else" is also a false statement. Data shows that you are less likely to smash someones head in with a hammer than you are to kill someone with a gun at a distance. It takes more to shiv someone than to shoot someone. That being said, I am PRO guns and a gun owner myself. The problem is not weather you are allowed to own guns or not, but the ease of how you get them. In some places there are background checks. Elsewhere there are not.
I am sad that I can't own a .50 BMG Machine Gun, but I am pretty effin' happy that my neighbour can't either.
so the murder rate in the USA is 4x higher than the UK because you guys are 4x less responsible? good to know it's not the guns
she also compared a thumbnail to a gun in terms of danger, which sounds like a joke
@@dannymoralyUnless you learn the technique to use yout thumb in handtohand combat, its quite terrifying
I've been living in Kennesaw Georgia all my life ever sience I was 3 years old. It's still a peaceful place and yes I'm a gun rights advocates. Thanks to my late older brother, combat veterans, law enforcement, armed citizens, and our founding fathers.
That’s what I was going to to ask. If everyone is armed that would make less crazy people, less people stepping out of line, less chances of robberies, or theft… I assume it would be more peaceful than an unarmed town
@@Stayhard481 yes it's absolutly true. Everytime we have a disarmed nation? More people ended up getting slaughter. Like DeKalb county.
glad he was able to keep a open mind to others opinions and see and look things up himself we need more of that tbh
look at the home invasion rate in that town compared to Chicago where guns are banned lol its not the guns that is the problem it is the people that have them.
Good show! I'm glad SOME people show common sense
As a non American, but a gun owner, this is a really fascinating look into things in the US.
Banning guns isn't the right move, and sets a really dangerous precedent. At the same time, I had to prove I was trained and sane to get a firearm license, and I can't imagine guns being sold to people who can't prove they're both.
That guy's hidden compartments were some of the coolest things I've ever seen, but I also can't fathom feeling a need to keep guns hidden around my house.
All that said, I've lived somewhere exceptionally safe my whole life, I know that my own firearms could be used in home defense, but the thought of ever needing to is so far from my reality that I can't judge people who live in different circumstances.
non american here. the more i look in to 3d printing, the more im coming to understand that 3d printing has made the gun control and gun ban debate obsolete. we live in the era of 3d printed full auto rifles and 3d printed ordinance. These firearms are here to stay and we're going to have to live with them
As a Candian, I was baffled to find out there wasnt mandated training prior to purchase in the US. Particularly for something like handguns, that are multitudes easier for someone to negligently hurt themself with than a long barrel gun.
As an American who owns a firearm and has in keen interest in them and the law surrounding them I am curious, if you don't mind me asking, how did they make you prove you were trained and sane? Also you had to prove you were trained prior, how did you receive your training and what was it actually made up of?
@@Dash62g I am an American, who was raised around firearms, I can definitely see your point. However the reason it's not federally mandated is it could be argued as a violation of the 2nd amendment. Also some states, like mine, require training before receiving your concealed carry permit. While I do full heartedly agree any firearm owner must get some form of training in, be it commercially available or just you going to the range and figuring it out (preferably commercially available), I am hesitant to make it a government mandated thing at the same time because they tend to fuck up everything they touch. Also if it's a government mandated training from a government facility they can set the price and can easily make it high and force people to not attend due to not being able to afford the training. They can then also argue that everyone has the ability own a firearm so it's not a violation of the 2nd amendment but is a "soft" ban at the same time.
@@aaronh.1315 for sanity part they check your police and medical records to make sure you don't have any history of violent crime, or health conditions that could pose a safety risk (psychological disorders or things like seizures/narcolepsy). You also need to prove you have a safe or locker to store your firearms in when not in use, or else that you're keeping them at a range.
The training course is done in person, they walk you through like ... care, storage, responsible use different ammo types and compatibility. Basic operation like how a lever action works, where a safety is and what it does, how to handle a jammed bolt safely, that sort of thing. The whole thing takes about 8 hours, and then there's a written and practical test. None of it is particularly difficult or intense, the biggest purpose I've found is to weed out the people who want to buy a gun on a whim, or who aren't responsible or patient enough to actually sign up for and do the course.
That, and people say moving to the country for the first time at 50, never handled a gun, and decide to go hunting. It's just valuable for them to get instruction from someone who knows what they're doing. Before the training mandates were in place you'd get at least one story a year of some idiot blowing his head off because he didn't know better than to stare down the barrel trying to figure out what to do with a jam.
In Great Britain, they are down to banning knives... The control of objects just goes on and on when you don't hold people responsible for violent crime.
Shouldn’t they just ban Somalians?
@@Louzahsol shouldn't we just ban you while we're at it?
Still? Good luck with that better bann sticks and chef cutlery literal weapons!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Or kifles are just tools too matters the person and context like alot of things is that a car? with a gas tank? isn't that a bomb!!!!
thats the whole points we're trying to make in america lol. If someone wants to kill someone, if they don't have a gun they'll just get the next easiest thing from a knife to bare hands. banning guns won't do shit about violence it would just mean the government has guns and the people don't
Knives are not banned in the UK. Actually the total opposite, you can get a frikin sword here if you want it with no licence or anything.
5:13 "I went to gun range to lose gun virginity"
What a historic moment in Tyler's story arc, absolute mad lad, I respect the dedication
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Lol bro is limp wristing the M9
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I think people really need to understand the purpose of the 2nd Amendment and the importance of it even today.
The Founding Fathers never expected our society would decay this bad and people kill each other with guns.
Kennesaw is actually the friendliest and most peaceful town I've ever lived in. No place is without its issues, but looking back, I felt safer and happier there than anywhere else I've lived.
What state is this in?
@@johnmichaelroberts4126GA. Kennesaw native ❤
The people in the video did seem friendly, laid back, respectful, and polite
@@Tom-yo7zf If you live surrounded by armed people you should be polite and respectfull.
@@wiktorwektor123 An armed society is likely to also be a polite and respectful society.
just goes to show how bold people are to voice there opinions on things they know nothing about.
Better to stay silent and be thought a fool then to speak out and remove all doubt. -Lincoln
I'll be fair, there is a lot of false claims and a bunch of propaganda surrounding guns.
There is no such thing as a "assault weapon." The closest thing to that would be automatic versions of weapons like the AK-47, or the M16A1, which can fire automatic or semi-automatically.
If anything, the current reason the AR-15 is considered a "assault weapon" is because it's scary, nearly fully black exterior.
An Armed society is a polite society.....because all the criminals are to afraid to try anything.
@@angryfoxzd5233execpt it isint.
The US still has one of the biggest crime rates in developed society.
You americans are messed up
Like the gun range dude talking pharmaceuticals.
This dude is an amazing reporter, he respects other’s opinions and is very willing to learn. Most reporters have some sort of agenda, but this seems completely unbiased. Good on this man for being an amazing reporter!
6:55 a woman named Karen that hates guns…. The jokes just write themselves! Hahaha
tbh i just love that you can really tell that Tyler is a nice person by the fact that he says "Oh my god im so sorry" when simply dropping a magazine by accident and genuinely sounds sorry. like other people would probably just be like "whoopsie teehee"
ye ive had people drop my guns and not apologize for it
@@jackmemphis777 😲😲
thats the goofiest conclusion ever. "He say sorry therefore he good lol"
@@Peepeepoopooman6 yeah like wth
I bet Texas, you need to open carrie not conceal it.
The day the second amendment gets taken away is the day all hell breaks loose, a large majority of the people that are for gun control are just following the crowd and have no clue what they're even talking about. That being said, I love how unbiased this video is, and I do see the points of both sides
I mean it’s impossible for them to even take are guns because the US government is already more shit then it has already been
“All hell” is a funny way of spelling “civil war”. Gun owners in America are too radical, heavily armed, and anti-government for there to be any other outcome.
The big corporations are salivating at gun control. Best way to have slaves is to make sure their disarmed adequately.
Agreed
Well get ready bc one day it will. People can't comprehend the magnitude of everything going on within the world & how it is connected to everything about to be implemented here soon.
They are all part of the NWO!!
Elites - playing God (depopulation)
WEF - think-tanks (plans)
WHO - implements the WEF plans (action)
Untied Nations - one world government here soon (control)
Do the extensive in-depth long-term research on everything. It is all there
Just an add-on tidbit regarding the AR (Armalite Rifle); it was originally designed in 1959 and intended for civilians use. Wasn't until Colt bought the patent that it got turned into a military rifle in the form of the M16. The more you know
Common misconception.
AR are actually just the two first letters in Armalite.
You do know, that they also made Handguns, right.
Apart from this, the rest checks out, as far as I know.
If you go on Armalite's website, as well as a plethora of other sources, you'll see that this is not accurate. Armalite originally designed the AR-10 with the help of military specialists to use the 7.62 cartridge, intended for military trials. They entered the trials late, weren't selected, but were encouraged by the military to make a smaller caliber lighter gun that could hold more ammunition for infantrymen. That rifle eventually became known as the AR-15, which was once again entered in military trials, but once again failed to the m14. Armalite did end up selling a small quantity on the civillian market after their rejection but was ultimately picked up by the military. However, Armalite lacked the production scale to manufacture the guns for the US military and as a result sold the design to colt, who ended up renaming it the m16. So the AR-15 was never, at any point, designed with civilians in mind. I don't say this to make a political statement regarding gun control, merely to encourage you to properly research before asserting false statements online.
Every society is different. Brazil will have to solve Brazil's problems Brazil's way. But one thing is certain, and it's proven everywhere: if firearms are outlawed, the law abiding will not have firearms but criminals will still have them. There are ways to counteract this, by very severely punishing the criminal use of firearms, but if this is done then there's little reason to disarm the law abiding.
They were Mattel toys before
@@reedpratt1985😂😂😂😂 you so funny
I'm from Canada and we had the ban on hand guns and gun crime has increased banning guns don't stop criminals
If politicians can have armed security for self defense then its only natural for citizens to have that same right
I get where you are coming from but this argument, but it wouldn't stand up in an actual debate considering politicians are hated by half of the country no matter what side you are on so they need protection from assassination's. Your average joe doesn't get thousands of death threats a day.
Factual
I didn't know citizens were regularly the targets of assassination plots.
?????
we strip the politicians then take the guns
Mike: "I have a couple guns."
Also Mike: *Shows Tyler all 200,000 of his guns*
TBF, once you get into the hobby you tend to accumulate at least one gun a year, plus your father's guns when he passes. So that guy is about 60 years old and he's had 40 years to acquire them. So it's really not that shocking.
Asking how many guns you have is a very personal question. Hearing it can set off red flags in your head along the lines of, “why is this question being asked?” “Is this a fed trying to entrap me?”, and is this someone casing me for nefarious reasons?” Answering in a vague or non commital manner is the safest response.
@hismagnificence7078
Honestly, whenever I'm asked, I'll just say "a few" and list like, my vector, my handgun, and 2 of my .22s even though I have 10 other guns, cause even neutral people get weirded out of you say too many
Easily the best interview series/doc on this channel yet. You made a fun video that could be very informative for people, and nobody in the video was made to feel bullied because of their opinions. Respect
This law has been on our books in Kennesaw since the 80's. I love being from Kennesaw and I love my guns!
Protect yourself against the criminals, police or the government. Well said
Only in America...
@@yasininn76 really? which authoritarian shithole did you crawl out of?
@@yasininn76really? Look at Israel, ukraine, Palestine, all giving guns to their citizens actively, yet only in America 😂
What do u think will happen if u fight the police ? And by killing a criminal, u become yourself a criminal ! Man, u yanks r fucking obsessed with your second amendment.
2A was not ratified to take out the government...your government, but it was insisted upon by the People and the States before they would ratify the US Constitution. Notice it is not in the Constitution...but added....so the original George Washington convention didn't think it was necessary.
2A is worded as a chicken and egg proposition. The Militia is needed to defend The Republic (and all parts of the Republic such as your nation, state, county, town, home or person) so...The People must be able to own and bear their own arms....to be able to act as a proper militia in times of need.
The Declaration of Independence is the document that talks about the legal obligation to be able to take up arms against the sitting government if that government is counter to the well being of The People...such as they claimed the Royal Governors national guards and UK Regulars were in 1776.
So my advice to 2A proponents is to not lead off your debate with possibly shooting the government. That only makes your anti gun audience even more dead set against you. Start off with the positives of such arms in peace or in times of foreign or terrorist attack. Bring up the people of Israel last month or of Ukraine in 21...those unarmed with only an ability to run or be killed...vs....those ready to slow down Putin or Hamas on day 1.
As a gun owner (Yes my pfp gives it away) I'm pleasantly suprised you didn't demonize us, many people seem to make us seem like gun-toting far cry 3 villians when in reality all 393 million of us just wanna defend our family.
Exactly, people think that everyone is normal. They don’t see the lunatics.
its crazy these liberal npc literally believe that people shouldn't own guns, so what happens when the government starts acting up whose gonna keep them in check? if your homes being robbed who is going to sit there while the intruder hurts their family? they dont realize ar15 and handguns are just as dangerous as each other
That is facts
Say it louder, please
Facts
Really thought this was going to be an anti-gun video in the first minute or two but once you met the guy in the gun store, it seemed like you really had an open mind and were willing to learn something. I think this was great reporting.
Agreed. When he asked the rural folks with their low crime rates with everyone armed they loved their guns, but when go to where all the lawyers and politicians hang out and all the gun crime is at they make them difficult to get.
He also hikes down a volcanic crater to collect lava with professionals, and went into homeless areas that no one would think to go into because of how sketchy they are. He really does dabble with death and not expect anyone to care about his opinion and I commend him for that.
@TylerOliveira I just want to say thanks, from the bottom of my heart, for approaching guns with an open mind and a willingness to learn, especially on AR-15s. Congratulations on shooting your first gun and keep up the amazing work!
Mike may have a lot of guns around his house, but he is surprisingly very educated on them, he is the type of gun owner I'd like to be one day.
Amazing work, this is surprising an actually good form of journalism in my opinion. You don’t portray your own political views and allow people from both sides to give their perspectives. Props to you
No good stance or grip though
@@alhamdulilahforislam true brother 🤣 he's got those chicken arms
This dude is trying to change the world and I love that he’s one of the UA-camrs who is recording what’s really happening in these areas of the world he’s doing better then some news channels
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Tyler: How many guns do you have?
Mike: A couple
Also Mike: **Has his own armory**
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@Gaydolf Shitler eh average gun count in the midwest
I have more guns than him
Well, he probably thought if he said ‘a lot’ he would get yelled at or smth. And honestly, many people (well, not many in the grand scheme of things) have more guns than him. A UA-camr (Brandon Herrera[he makes some pretty good content]) has rooms and rooms of them and even builds his own.
A similar law was passed in 2000 in the city of Virgin, Utah, making it the second city in the United States to require residents to own guns. Nelson, Nucla, Colorado, and Gun Barrel City, Texas also followed suit.
Tyler- Watching you made me nostalgic for real reporting. Now a days the media is shoving an opinion down your throat. Thank you for reporting facts. Thank you for finding people who represent each side intelligently.
Great report! New sub!
NYTimes been doing that for a while. I completely agree I want a report about what’s objective not what’s subjective
I admit I was always puzzled over why someone would actually want all types of guns unless they were a collector. But as he is going through the different purposes for each gun, he begins to sound like someone in a workshop going through the half a dozen drills and hammers that they have, "This is a ball-peen hammer, you use it for ... and this is a mallet, it is rubber because ... and this is a sledge hammer ... etc"
They're tools. Each gun serves a different purpose. Different calibers will be effective at different ranges, and different guns will perform better in certain scenarios.
@@greedo9543 "Scenarios you will never be in."
Why do you get insurance if you're never going to need it?
@@greedo9543 And guns are a form of insurance.
@@greedo9543 "They insure you and your family have a much higher chance of dying statistically"
Even though I know you pulled this steaming pile of shit right from the source, what evidence supports this claim? What publication proved this? Where was this claim made, and was it made by a reputable source or by an actual scientific study?
Too bad it wasn't until after I was attacked that I learned to be "insured".
Probably one of the best bits of amateur journalism regarding guns I've seen from someone who isn't a 2A supporter. While obviously biased, things were looked at with an open mind and some objectivity. The gun enthusiasts weren't outright portrayed to be complete lunatics. And best of all, the piece was much more about looking at and learning about the issue and sharing the journey, leaving people to use that information how they will. 😊
In Australia, there are a lot of youth carrying weapons. But because of our laws, they carry knives. Not guns. And that scares me enough. So glad we have the laws we do.
I love how the people who say "it's too easy to get a gun" have almost invariably never tried to get a gun.
but it is easy. When i bought my 1st gun last year it was a Glock 45 i went into a farm store that sells a rang of guns and in 10 mins i walked out with one. Then i bought a bullpup shotgun with 2 5 round mags. same thing walked in and in 10min walked out. I live in Texas so that might be the reason.
I agree. I literally have no issues with people having guns. Any guns. But why are states so against more screenings, waiting periods, maybe even mandatory training. You can have all that and still honour the second amendment. As the gun guy in this video, Mike said a lot of the gun violence has to do with mental illness and pharmaceutical drugs, which I agree, but then why not make a law that people who are on these drugs can’t own guns? I also don’t think the whole “ if people can’t buy guns legally they’ll just do it illegally” is not a good enough argument since most mass shooters are not carrying out their shootings with illegal weapons. People are lazy and the harder you make it to own a gun the easier it is for them to give up and not have one. I personally don’t think that mentally ill shooters have the patience to wait for a gun or take training or even try to get a gun illegally since many of these types are shy and without connections. If you think I’m wrong, let me know. I’m all about learning and taking in different perspectives.
@@zingzing9848 Simple, you are legal and the system to run backgrounds checks is quite efficient. There is not reason the process should not be quick for someone who is legal.
@@andrewdishman335 Rights don't work that way. You don't add a bunch of conditions for rights otherwise they are not a right.
@@NickFrom1228 , again how are making conditions around those rights take away the rights? It’s like before the constitution there were no cars but when vehicles were invented there were rules implemented around owning and driving one nobody piped up and said the these rules around keeping people safe go against our constitutional rights.
First off, i love that you never injected your personal feelings on the matter into the segment, it's something you never see in journalism anymore and it's a breath of fresh air.
Second, as far as what i think of guns, i feel that the 1792 militia act should be remade with modernized language and be made into law once again with the addition of required firearms training for all fighting age adults to whom the government would have to provide arms and ammunition.
Exactly. No one will force them to use trier guns outside of training them how to use them correctly if they are ever found using them incorrectly. Same as a vehicle, you screw up, you get fines and required training or rehabilitation classes.
@@kjnoah oh i mean as soon as you turn 18 having 6 months to acquire a rifle comparable to what's used in the infantry and a minimum of 300 rounds of ammunition or such being issued to you. And upon receipt of the same, mandatory week of weapons training every year until you turn 45 or something happens that renders you ineligible for service. And at the end of this term, if you're issued the weapon, you are given the opportunity to purchase it for yourself if you so choose.
Regarding punishments, yes i agree with punishments depending on the severity of misuse. And add in a requirement for any political official using an instance of misuse to try to punish the population as a whole to be stripped of their office, pension, and benefits.
Coming from France :
We are currently under a very tense situation. We have very poor access to gun as normal citizens, and criminals have all the fucking access that they want. God bless America, never lose your rights 🇺🇲
@DarkIsToNight
Couldn't agree more with you. Promoting our culture and stopping immigration must be done as soon as possible. I would add that, unfortunately, there's a huge number of people in Europe that don't belong to it because of their ethnic and cultural origin - it's not enough to stop immigration, we also have to make a lot of those non-assimilated people depart from our nations.
Thanks a lot for your support. It really means a lot to me. Længe leve Kongeriget Danmark!
Funny, every westener who cries about lacking guns is also extremely racist, who'd have thunk!
In Canada, it is the same. Criminals have the guns as well as the police but not the common citizens.
@@spartacusyoya Right ? That's nonsense. A free nation can't be required by law to let themselves be killed by criminals (and especially non-citizens or strangers), that's so absurd.
@@carloselfrancos7205 A lot of those criminals with the guns are citizens of the country.
i love tyler’s shorts because he takes the video shows the good parts which really makes you wanna watch it
Citizens should be able to own the same small arms as the military including automatics, they are who we will have to fight at the point of tyranny
Learn to 3d print man.
A citizen can't fight tyranny most people can't own a home without a subsidized first time home buyer mortgage......... Let alone take on an army , guns are just dildos for Americans who seen too many action movies
I highly doubt that We the People will be forced to fight Our military on any large scale. Because Our military is made up of We the People. The only ones We might be forced to fight in such a situation would be those willing to follow the orders of scared shit for brains officers.
@@GreatLakesLogger I'd love to see more full DIY builds. It's pretty difficult to get your hands on parts for anything more than an FGC-9 outside of the US
citizens do not need automatics or any military-grade weapons
all these mass shootings have been use with assault rifles and military style vests and mods
Mike stated it just as well. I used to feel the AR was dangerous until I educated myself on guns and understand safety rules etc.
pistols are waaaaaaaaaay more dangerous.
Awesome for doing your research. I used to think the same exact thing because I never dug deeper than reading the headlines, and didn’t want to understand it more. Go out and buy one if you can!
yea its the same with drugs the government will tell you they are dangerous but once you educate your self they are all safe except fentynol
AR15 stands for armalite 15, thats the company 15 the model number. it does not stand for assault rifle or for automatic rifle.
The Term Assaultrifle is also missleading. It doesnt mean its extra special dangerous. It was invented by the Germans along with a very propagandistic name.
it was a new type of gun of SMALLER caliber than other infatry weapons. the idea was using a less powerfull and lighter round allows soldiers to carry more ammo.
the idea behind this was more ammo means more able to lay down supression fire (only roughly aimed) to allow retreat or assault (you shoot enemy takes cover you can move type of deal) ofc full auto ability is nessesary for that.
however in terms of killing things full auto isnt even really useful in most situations. the military usually only fires in semi automatic. only in very close combat they might use full auto for actual target shot. any distance over 25m is usually just supression fire in full auto. recoil is simply to much to be of any use to be more "deadly" and you chew trough way to much ammo. a 30 round mag is gone in about 3 seconds. so if anything your friendly masshooter might even get less victims with a full auto gun because he runs out of ammo real fast
only on mounted guns full auto becomes a real thing
It was painful to see how he was holding the pistol and rifles. I had assumed that someone in the range would have shown him a shooting stance or how to hold them.
They were being held by someone afraid of the tools he was holding.
Yea, i recently came back from America left from London and went to Mississippi and Louisiana, did a few gun ranges indoors and out, both times there was always someone that would tell me how to hold the pistol properly and how to stand with the rifle and take breaks from shooting while still holding it. ended up shooting a few glocks, Canik, Ars and bolt actions. Great fun will deff own a gun if i ever lived there.
@@psdaengr911at least he didn't cry lol
I was thinking the same thing
I mean it was his first time so give him a break 💀
I’m moving to Kennesaw. Enlightened, freedom loving people. Strong sense of personal responsibility.
I’ll say outright I favor on the gun nut side of the fence but I have to say I really appreciate the unbiased attitude going into this and I’m happy you let the range owner say his piece. ❤
You honestly didn’t shoot pistol that bad for a first timer.
Kudos to you.
Those cops wanted to bust out laughing but kept it professional.
His posture was absolutely terrible though. That kinda hurt to watch. I was taught by my brother, a US Army Sergeant, about how to handle and fire a firearm. That was one of the best days of my life.
@@directorjames1855especially with the rifle, his arm was sticking so far out it was comical to me.
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@@directorjames1855The chick lean + chicken wing combo 😂
The one guy who did not like the required gun law - it is good to hear from everybody
I think its scary that so many have such a strong opinion on the topic without actually knowing much about it. Just like mike said the people in washington proved his point
Yeah. You cannot own a fully auto weapon unless you are a very special person or a super criminal. In public shootings, a fully auto gun is almost never used. And the “AR” in AR15 stands for Armalite Rifle, the og maker of it. Not Assault rifle. And you do have to get a background check for a gun, but it is true some places don’t. We should have guns, but we need to find a way to stop all of the mass shootings.
This. These noobs think an AR means automatic rifle ffs.
I kinda agree with karen
@@SadCatStudio.what made you think that way I’m curious
I don't know what your viewpoint on guns are and that's what I love. You don't put any spin or try to demonize either side. This is my first time watching your channel and I'm exceedingly impressed.
What I will say is if you are to shoot again I'd highly recommend talking to a trainer as your handling was a little scary but acceptable for your first time. Again incredible work.
The way he held the rifles was just painful to see, bro maxxed the recoil pain
@@GS-md1ex exactly. At least he was respectful and didn't act like it was killing him like some journalists do. He just didn't know what he was doing. He shot like he was afraid and yet remained neutral on the topic and that's incredible.
aint you supposed to try to sorta brace yourself by leaning forward or something like that?
@@thearmoredchimp129your supposed to stand square but he was way to tense and was really jerking the trigger, he also was holding it to high iirc
he definitely didn't have his grip high enough on the handguns that's for sure.
As a Brazilian, gun violance is really common, like really normal to see and even to be a victim, and It's mostly, like 90% by ilegal owners. The access to a firearm if you're not a cop is mostly restricted to tha shooting range, if you got the license to own (not to carry) a gun. We usually can't own, and we definitly can't carry it (unless in the case od a cop or military) and still we face so much gun violance by the hands of ilegal owners (criminals).
Do nto forget.. JUDGES are exempt from gun control laws. So they forbid us from defending ourselves, but they all can and do carry guns usually.
It's the SAME in my country. It's EXTREMELY difficult to acquire a legal firearm & when you're almost close to getting it, if the Commisioner of Police REFUSES to sign the sheet & you refuse to pay police officers $40,000 TTD = ($5300 USD) BRIBE, your chance of getting it is almost impossible.....We also have the issue with criminals running rampant. They are literally running around with AR-15 & other high powered firearms when it's delivered by the shiploads here. Coast Guard services are corrupt so anything can pass through our boarders with ease.
Pray y'all overthrow your tyrant.
It would be interesting to see what the demographics of the people who are shot and killed the most in Brazil is like
Yea that’s like Chicago here. Living in the city they made is so difficult to get a gun yet everyone and their mom owns a gun illegally 😂. Gotta love those “tough gun laws” that do nothing for the publics safety.
These people freaking out saying that ar-15 are assault rifles when they don’t even know the name. How about you research guns and learn that everything is a weapon and that once they ban guns they will have to ban rocks and knives.
Great video! Though it's staggering how misinformed most people are about firearms. When I served in Iraq I would tell my guys "It's better to have it and not need it, Than to need it and not have it" I truly believe that holds true on every level of life.
@@CraigScottFrostA lot didn't. In fact, there was a lot more carnage back then (proportionately).
The Romans conquered much of Europe without a single firearm..🤣
@@CraigScottFrost grouping with the strongest (sometimes largest) entity. Also blunt force weapons, bows and slicing weapons (knives, swords etc...)
@@CraigScottFrost Or unadvance depending on how you want to look at history before the 1300s.
@@CraigScottFrost i think you miss that they survived while using what was considered the best weapon at the time - be it spears, bows, swords. i have no real stance on guns as a canadian (i have very little to speak of) but this argument seems to disregard that the gun is essentially the modern spear- and may inevitably be replaced by some more innovative human weapon
@@CraigScottFrost regardless, any period of human history will very easily indicate to you that the human race, like any other predatory animal (especially primates), has always had a theme of violence. it's not really that the weapons involved "enabled us to advance the human race" but what they most certainly aided was the outcome of the given battles and conflicts- it's almost a non-relevant issue in terms of evolution but rather in the occurrence and execution of human tendencies
Amazing video. I'm glad defending the 2nd amendment isn't being so demonized by younger people these days. Before I moved out and realized how vulnerable I am in my own home, I never realized the importance of self defense
only in the usa
@@mcmystix not exactly, but alr
@@mcmystixlol no
Move somewhere safer. The obvious answer in this scenario isn't "buy a gun".
@@mcmystix *cough cough*, czech republic
7:51 “yeah sure 😊” “im from texas” shi had me dying 😂
Same bro
Same
What a legend
Same bro 😂
Lmao checks out 😂
Kennesaw GA is great! Wonderful town and their chicken and waffles are fire
Even with everything bad going on in your life recently you still provide us with the top notch content.
What a legend
He really is a legend
Wait what happened??
What happened
@@ExpertAssass1n he got like rlly sick from the india slums I think. He hzd 3 types of salmonnele
@@Turtle125 oh my word!, is he doing any better?
Such an amazing reporter I actually got my baby boomer parents to start watching UA-cam practically because of your reporting! Thank you Tyler for reminding old people what real need is supposed to be, they’ve watched all your episodes and I’ll be sure to point them over to this one as well!
I love it that you show both sides and every other opinion without judgement! It's a very nice change.
yes! independent journalism is going to be great for the future of humanity.
I wouldn't say it's a fair comparison considering a big portion of the video is an interview of someone who is very enthusiastic about gun ownership. Meanwhile the opposite side is just random people walking past
I agree. Not much middle ground in our politics anymore. Left and right are just awful when it comes to being open minded
@gaydolfshitler739 sure, they should've gotten someone anti gun who's actually invested into the topic, rather than random people on the street
@gaydolfshitler739 really? anti gun people are the ones controlled by fear? when it's the people with the guns constantly yelling that they need to protect themselves from all the murderes and burglars and other criminals and the tyrannical government LMAO
We have a stupid Prime Minister here in Canada who just banned the sale and transfer of firearms of good law abiding citizens. Yet, here in BC, gun crime still happens. 3 shootings in the last 2 weeks in Coquitlam (suburb of Vancouver).
It's scary how fast a 4000+lb death machine can accidentally end the lives of multiple people including the operator in a split second. I fear 4000+lb death machines flying outta nowhere at me more than I fear stray bullets.
Crazy that people walk in front of those 4000+ lb machines and have more trust than their neighbors owning guns.
It’s just like a gun: you need to be responsible and operate it safely.
Private flying has a lower rate of accidents than cars, and actually a much lower rate of fatality.
Unlike driving though there’s a lot of ways to minimize accidents: going through your checklist, making sure your plane is properly maintained, only flying when it’s safe, and monitoring weather.
Unfortunately, it’s often people who get into unsafe habits that get into trouble. Or treat flying too cavalier and start to become lax in their safety checks. When you do operate in a safety mindset (eg: don’t fly if there’s something wrong), it’s extremely rare to have an accident. The big jets that airlines fly are FAR more complex and prone to failure than a tiny plane, and yet they are incredibly safe because of all the money in maintenance and safety training.
Most accidents are also much safer to handle than people think. So long as you got a runway within your vicinity and control of your aircraft, you will walk away unharmed. It’s very rare with safety mindset to have a situation that’s even close to dangerous. Even if you lose an engine.
Those planes are built incredibly well. Even Cessnas that are 60 years old are very safe when maintained.
Also single engine pistons actually weight less than 4000lbs…more like 1700. The Cessnas I fly can’t even get lift with much weight.
@@jonathanpusar5931 Yup, the biggest cause of accidents is familiarity and complacency... We drive so much, we damn near do it subconsciously while occupying our brains with unrelated tasks.
Trust me you dont know what I can do with a plane
@@CraigScottFrost ... You can move out of the city. It depends on where you're at. Out in the sticks, gun violence really isn't a thing... Guns literally everywhere, but no violence. Randomass vehicles crashing is always a thing everywhere. At the end of the day, violence is a culture issue, not an implement issue.
I wish I lived in a city that encouraged gun ownership that hard. I wish Tyler did research into crime in the area. How much before this law came into being, how much now, how much crime compared to neighboring cities and towns and what were the numbers in those surrounding areas before the law as well. Maybe Tyler can do a sequel/follow-up on that. I would be fascinated to know the stats.
You can do the research bro, you got the internet
@@crimsonbt3059 the internet isn’t magic.
@@dianaklien1560how do you think Tyler would get the information… 🤦🏻♂️
@@joewiniecki3282 smarter than me, of course.
Kennesaw itself is pretty safe but Cobb county in general (where Kennesaw is) has some seedy parts. I've been in and around Kennesaw my entire life and never felt threatened. Never lived there though. Too many people for my liking. Anecdotal evidence and not hard data, just how I feel there.
They should make this the law in New York City. I'm 100 percent confident it will change things to the better.
As long as you dump the DA
🤫 … THE NYPD Entity needs to keep their relevance which = funding. Just google their budget. Capitalism 🇺🇸🫡
No, but only because people in NYC are stupid.
ok if they do it in Nyc. the first year or two . would be bad then after all the criminals and idiots are dead then NYC would be the safest city in the world.
Too zogged for that to happen
Him turning himself in was it for me😂
This video is pretty badass.
You have given the world a public service announcement they didn't know they needed...
Although Karen didn't seem to think so
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@@apriltheemu Exactly. People like the dude at 0:48 don’t seem to understand that law abiding citizens are the only ones who would abide by any new gun laws and it only gets rid of good guys with guns, not bad guys with guns. It baffles me honestly.
@@4.5yearscleana gun is neither a good thing nor a bad thing. A gun in the hands of a criminal is never a good thing but a gun in the hands of a law abiding citizen is a threat to no one except the criminals.
@@chaseviking5096 You said the same thing I did lol
What a great unbiased video. Thank you for keeping the dead art of journalism alive. I will be sure to explore your channel! Protect the 2nd amendment!!!
the second amendment is whats killing so many people daily.
Can confirm. Live in Texas, born and raised around military gun nuts. First time I shot a gun I couldn't do Algebra. Killed my first deer at 11. Most of us with guns don't own AR-15's and such though I believe it is a right to own them. It is hard to believe from most of the world that we own guns peacefully, but it is true. The only places that have gun violence problems are gangs in run down parts of large cities. We own guns to protect what we have from varmints, governments and invaders. It's our only insurance against tyranny and defense against criminals. Some of us live out in the woods, or alone with a child. We have a right to feel safe on our land and in our homes.
Many countries allow you to own a gun. It's just that European countries make sure the owner of the gun uses it for self-defense, they're not easily obtained. USA lets almost everybody use a gun
@@leader4555 Wrong. Most European countries don't allow you to use firearms for self defense. Most countries in general don't. Its never been about safety, its about control.
Yup. Shall not be infringed.
Okay so I totally understand your point and I get you think people can live peacefully with them, however to my understanding one would own a gun to protect yourself from another gun and at what cost is keeping guns, if fully eliminated you don’t have to keep the gun to protect yourself and you will be able to keep your counties children
@@tovethecathow can you eliminate all the guns? Will you take them away from the government too? If we give up our guns we will be at the mercy of those who didnt.
Tip for pistols, you will feel leess recoil when grapping much higher on the pistol grip.