12:23 “They shot paint” Hmm, if only there was some sort of semi automatic gun with the capability of shooting paint, maybe even in spherical form, directly instead of shooting a can of paint onto the ground.
I find it really weird that when they wanted to paint something for Natalie's baby nursery they could have just used paintball guns to make precise dot art, but they instead went, "What if we shot glasses of paint above blank canvases and pray that some of the debris falls on top of them?"
Paintball guns are liberal pussy shit invented by the democrats to make kids think real guns are lame and parents think theyre too dangerous. Its the soy milk of guns. (Or something, i dont know if righties still bitch about soy like they used to)
its the lies that the media tells you(now i dont think they are ''lies'' like the nra tells you, i just think its the media not understanding terms like ''machine gun'' or ''assault rifle'' and just not knowing laws about guns and buying them
I'm not having a go at you guys, but rather at the conservative establishment: I have to wonder if these guys have any fucking clue what Socialism is. Or Communism, for that matter! Maybe they believe that Socialism produces Gluten and that's why it's The Enemy!! It just seems like they use the word(s) completely out of place, using it as a catch-all for "bad thing that I don't like and that scares me!"
The best part about the TV sledgehammer thing is that the TV wasn't even plugged in, the stuff on the screen was added in post. So it amounts to some big guy with a sledgehammer looking pleased at himself for just breaking a random TV he owns that wasn't even showing any objectionable content at the time.
I like the guy who wants to make fun of the "socialist tears" but is so upset and offended by the first amendment he has to destroy things just to feel like a man again.
Basically people who think their right wing commenting on places Facebook, UA-cam, and the DailyWire's comment section. I also wonder if Kyle Kulinski or David Pakman were to speak at a conservative university if the students will protest them or try and get them barred from speaking...
Hey, next you are going to have a problem with Elivis, who was one of the first to bring the gun AND TV together. And is it weird? As apposed to random violence of groups like Antifa, who are admitted socialists, breaking whatever is near their protests that turns into a riot? I suggest I would prefer people break their own things vs. someone else things, and breaking the TV is kinda his first amendment statement, you could even call that art. Personally, I would prefer to give him a smaller TV I own and let him kill that while I take his..... But hell, if he enjoys it, I am sure some TV company will be happy to keep selling him TVs to destroy.
Giveme TheDaily BLM! ANTIFA! THE DEMOCRATS! PAY NO ATTENTION TO THE MASS SHOOTINGS AND NRA! WE HAVE OUR SCAPEGOATS! PAY NO ATTENTION TO THE NAZIS RUNNING PEOPLE OVER IN CARS LIKE ISIS! LALALALALA
I had to pause this a few times so I could laugh without missing anything. And I am a handgun owner. I am also a former card-carrying NRA member. While I do still own my gun, I tore up my NRA card about a year after receiving it (roughly 1988). Let me tell you that only when you become a member can you experience the full impact of how incredibly over-the-top this organization is. The literature I got from them in the mail would have been highly entertaining were it not for the unintended consequences brought about by NRA members who took everything they had to say as absolute gospel. To paraphrase: "Make sure that your children are armed when going to the theater, as they will be the only defense against any terrorist threat." And, "Turn shooting into a family outing." Or, "How to remain armed while travelling abroad." Anyway, this is possibly the funniest episode yet. From discovering that the NRA actually has their own version of HSN to that ominous narrator intoning: "...and her name is...Mary Jane." I have never even heard of NRA TV, but I may have to start watching it for laughs because John Oliver cannot produce content fast enough.
I once went through my dad’s NRA magazine with a pen. I pointed out incorrect information, fear mongering, and just general fuckery. Needless to say, my dad was annoyed
ALSO-RAN ! I definitely think the education system and mental health services need dire attention, as both a student and a person who has needed mental help before. I also think shooters names and faces, especially those with agendas such as the El Paso Shooter, names should not be on the news. I agree with you on those points. However, the NRA magazines are full of fear mongering, with statements such as people are coming for your guns, or you need guns to protect from immigrants coming across the border and things like that. I will admit that the left does fear monger about guns. But, like my dad always said, “guns don’t kill people, people kill people” but that doesn’t mean that everyone should have access to a gun. There needs to be reform so it’s difficult for people to get ahold of dangerous weapons no matter what their intended use is. Besides, even if killers had to turn to knives or something, it will take them twice as long meaning they won’t be able to hurt as many people.
@ALSO-RAN ! has it really been "part of your identity" for generations? Or was it just a nescesity back in the day and when that disapeared it was turned into "the countries identity" by institutions like the NRA to keep up sales? People generally do not tie their identity to objects by themselves, especially if it concerns deadly objects, public relations usually does that for them.... By that logic atomic bombs and patriot missiles are also part of "the national identity" for generations now, and should be given to any maniac that wants one.
@@baronvonlimbourgh1716 regardless of your politics or position on the gun lobby and increased regulations, it's necessary for Americans to have access to guns
That's all I can ever think when I see that clip. Watching that bag swing around at knee length, thinking: "WTF, did he never have to adjust a backpack in his life?"
@@spuriouslathos2518 it might have been that in the movie they had it at that length and we’re trying to be closer to the movie than actually being intelligent about robbing a bank
@@spuriouslathos2518 it appears he’s forgotten his entire time in the military. One of the first things you need to learn is how to carry a bag without it tripping you. Why is it one of the first things: because it’d be real humiliating for the US if a poor shmuck were to pull a Don Rassow and land at a terrorist’s feet wouldn’t it?
Physically unchanged for a hundred million years because it's the perfect killing machine: a half ton of coldblooded fury with the bite force of twenty-thousand newtons and a stomach acid so strong it can dissolve bones and hooves. You really should be armed in that state, it's only fair
I used to belong to the NRA back when it focused on gun safety and protecting kids. Eddie Eagle was the clever bird who taught kids to keep their hands off guns. Unfortunately, after the NRA's meeting in Cleveland, Ohio, they changed their focus to marketing guns. Eddie Eagle disappeared. Their revenue came from gun manufacturers rather than subscribers to their magazine. I never renewed my subscription.
Sawyer Northrop I despise the NRA for many reasons, but the biggest was when they held a pro-gun rally in Columbine, Colorado only about 2 weeks after the shooting
Honestly. They did so much character/worldbuilding in that 8 minute short released in 2015 that if they released a full length TV series of Eddie Eagle telling me to not touch guns that appear under suspicious circumstances, I’d watch it unironically. F in the chat for Eddie Eagle.
@@brodiekeown4494 Have you ever stopped and considered that if in your society owning a deadly firearm is a must for personal safety, then maybe, just maybe, your society is utterly fucked?
+Slash Sorry, maybe I'm confusing something here...must be because I'm Dutch... Are you suggesting they're teaching safety-with-guns? The NRA? Which is why they try to re-en-act "cool" movieshots? For safety? I'd say that life without guns is more safe. I live in the Netherlands, I haven't seen the refugee-rape-palooza's that people in America suggested. Or the no-go-zones or the politicians set on fire. I'm just sitting here, with my window open, eating my sprinkles-sammich. No one has a gun, so I don't have to worry about being shot. You should visit.
Widdekuu91 the NRA does in fact teach and advocate for gun safety. The reenactments show, I'm not sure if it shows him actually taking any shots or even if the gun is loaded. I would assume it wouldn't be. If it is, he's being stupid. I just find it odd that for all the things to nitpick the NRA about here, and there are quite a few, there's people choosing to try to mock them for... actually being safe and responsible with their gun use in that situation. As for visiting a different country, can't really afford it. And if I could, I'd instead save that money for moving to a different state than the one I live in, one that's a better environment for me. I don't really have much disposable income.
NRA TV is gone. In the distance, a distinct laugh that sounds like a bark can be heard...some say the Lake Dog himself caused the NRA's troubles when they didn't give him- his customary treat when one of their directors passed by the lake.
@Sma 556 just because it isn't currently on the news doesn't mean it's forgotten. The border detention centers are still being fought at the local level state wide. And calls for policy changes on the detainment conditions are still strong.
Sma 556 just because the vast majority of the stories are negative doesn’t mean it’s fake, if trump is advocating war crimes (like bombing in civilian areas, torturing families of soldiers and terrorists, as well as others), the stories about it will sound pretty negative and that would be truthful
@@TheNinthGeneration1 What we mean is that just because the news isn't talking about certain issues doesnt mean people aren't doing anything about them. Like my example we are fighting the horrible treatment of immigrants who try to escape poverty and corruption. And the media is critical of Trump not because they want to He simply doesn't stop causing massive damage to our institutions and relationships with one another.
"Death is evil, they believe, and so the purveyor of evil must also be evil." So the purveyor of death, right? We call those people murderers. And murderers are considered evil, so yeah.
Keep clinging on the well known Social-Darwinistic-Principe.... Seems like we got a fast growing population of severe insane beings all over the Planet. All of them got caught isolated in their own prison-matrix slowly loosing what’s left of their human empathy...
Don't you just love when the video you made is beautifully dated that the irony hits you in the face, first NRATV goes the way of Quibi, and now the NRA itself has filed for bankruptcy
in MY OPINION even Guns should get Guns.. so they could defend thereself against there user if he wants to abuse them and start a massshooting or rambo a school!!!
And what about THOSE guns? How can we ensure that the guns' guns would be safe from the guns? Or that the guns wouldn't just use their guns against other guns? #StopGunonGunViolence
"How stupid do you think we are?" Stupid, to a degree that can not be expressed by qualitative or quantitative measures, and one that can't properly be researched due to a government funding shortage caused by diverting funds to the military.
I really, REALLY like guns. I'm a big gun fella. But that "light puff of happiness" scene severely nauseates me. That's some seriously pathological shit. Not good. Not ok.
Jordan Ross: it's not about how shooting at a range is fun and can make people happy, i'm somewhat gun-averse(it's mostly sensory, i hate sharp noises like that) and can see the fun in a shooting range! it's about how underplayed the possible dangers of the guns are. calling a gunshot a 'light poof of happiness' is like calling a tank a 'big fun go-kart'. it just seems so.. disconcerting. that thing can very easily kill people, man. don't refer to it like that. it's weird.
Becca Olson you used the worst example, tanks are awesome and i will now refer to them as "big fun go-karts". Oh so what, guns can kill people but they're still sweet. Just because something can do a lot of damage doesnt mean its evil or that we should be scared of it.
listen... i get what you're saying but i think you're not quite catching my drift. guns and tanks are cool! but speaking of them in such lighthearted, harmless terms is. Nicht Gut. it's not that we should be terrified of them, it's just that maybe we should speak of them in terms that acknowledge that huh! this thing can just about instantly kill a person! speaking about a gun, or anything dangerous, like... that... just gives off a sense of a complete disregard for the power the thing has. fuck, i got another one: imagine if everyone at a nuclear plant and the city surrounding it began to refer to an atom bomb as a 'party popper'. pretty fucking unnerving considering that if there was an accident most if not all of the people in that town could die. if language like that is used a lot, it could possibly lead to carelessness around guns, which could make possibly deadly accidents more frequent. words are powerful, dude. especially with exposure over time.
Don't worry. No one is ever killed by a gun, they mere use the "light puff of happiness" to guide them to that "happy place in the sky". See? Gun Deaths send everyone to THE MOST WONDERFUL DREAM!
yeah i can see the satisfaction one can get from building/shooting guns as a hobby, it's just that when she said "puff of happiness" i got the shivers. since i can just picture the same thing she said, coming out of a serial killer or murder's mouth and it would fit like a glove.
The idea of smashing a TV with a sledgehammer rather than, i dunno say TURNING IT OFF, is not only the most American thing I've ever seen, but ironically the best visual representation for the argument of owning a semi-automatic assault rifle to "defend" yourself
Ignoring for the moment that assault rifles by definition are selective fire rather than simply semi-automatic, I'm not aware of any "off switch" for criminals... with the closest thing being lethal force.
@@Nanofuture87 Lol it was just a joke my man (albeit not a very good one). Sorry I don't know a lot about guns, we don't use them in the UK. My comparison was in the idea of using an assault rifle to defend yourself, as opposed to a pistol, a knife, a bat etc. Now I'm sure you have stats to prove that assault rifles are less deadly than the aforementioned options, in which case, I apologise if I was wrong, it was not at all my intention to misinform or offend you.
@@jkotheprodigy89 just an FYI term you were looking for was "assualt weapon" one would reasonably intuit that an assualt rifle is an audit weapon but they're not
no one else noticed that the NRA man in the commercial didn't even use a gun to destroy that TV? I thought they loved using guns for everything lol. it's not the national sledgehammer association
yes but if you really think about it, interviews, speaches and news stories where on tv so he would have shot at images of actual people. imagine the legal clusterfuck of filming yourself shooting at a black politician or a journalist for example. too much trouble and the message was loud and clear using the hammer.
‘Because Death is an undeniable fuel of life.’ Sounds like a villain from a Poundland Fantasy Novel. It’s that ‘look at me, I’m profound’ language that anyone who has read an art student’s first novella will be used to.
I have to come back and watch old episodes at times. The ending monologues in certain episodes are hilarious-yet...convey a serious issue with such ferocity and clarity. John Oliver has become a master at his craft at this point. And it’s a powerful thing to see.
I've not heard one DEMOCRAT say anything about taking your guns away. They're wanting better background checks,raising the age limit and extending the waiting period. What the hell is wrong with that???
Exactly, personally I would LOVE if guns weren't allowed, though it's not exactly easy to get that passed. I'm not a democrat. I guess if you gave me only two options, I align more with the democratic party than the republican party, but politics are much more nuanced than that. Democrats aren't like the woke socialist vegan hippie I am, much less those that are actually politicians.
@@lightningqueen1145I know it would probably be better if guns weren’t around, but you should know that is never ever going to happen in America. Sorry to break it to you
@@lightningqueen1145 My democratic dad has a shotgun,he mainly uses it for hunting duck with my uncle when we visit. The only time I ever saw or heard him use it was to scare away some wild dogs that were terrorizing out kittens and ripping up our patio,it wasn't even loaded just a blank.
Technically they aren't lying. Democrats gun laws will take away the guns of every mentality unstable person. Many mentally unstable people just happen to be right wingers.
In my opinion, just because they'e a large consumer group. If you get a passionate group of people whose initials are AH and they're disturbingly excited about that, and you can convince a company that they'll get customers if you put them in your magazine, they can incentivize your readers and barter with you by giving you a discount which you will advertise on the "Our initials are AH" magazine. Products don't cost what they cost to make, there's revenue on top of that AND there's a safety net in case they don't sell. If I make 100k items, maybe 80k will sell, in which case 80k products should cost enough to cover the production cost of 100k. If I'm guaranteed that all 100k will sell, I can cut the premium on them. I don't know much about the NRAs, but as a secular Israeli I know that ultraorthodox supermarkets can be much cheaper because they're a captive audience and they have large families so they get discounts on products in bulk. Same principle, different (controversial) group.
Because the NRA is a heavy lobbyist, typically for conservative policies. These large companies like apple and amazon don't want to pay taxes, they also spend millions in lobbying. So they give members a discount to get in good with the NRA who in turn promotes conservatism and the Republican party, who keep them from having to actually pay their taxes, keep the wages low and the requirements for benefits low so that these companies can make more money at the expense of everyone else.
Seeing the whole gun accessories section made me yell "LOOK, I GET IT! YOU HAVE A GUN! DON'T MAKE IT MORE APPARENT THAN IT ALREADY IS!" Also, watching those NRA TV clips reminds me of Ammu-nation commercials from GTA
"Come to AmmuNation on MILITIA MONDAYS and exercise your 2nd amendment rights with a 10% discount on all ARMOUR PIERCING BULLETS. We're the only store that let's you try before you buy it. Need anti tank missiles? We got 'em!" I don't remember more :D But militia mondays always cracked me up.
Phil Lewis he was trying to achieve the same symbolism as the Apple Macintosh commercial. Trying to say that media is oppressive. But the message completely falls flat if the only person watching it is currently watching there shitty programming. The message worked for Apple because they had a theater of people watching the screen and the one person set them free with a sledge hammer. If anything this is just telling people to smash there TV if they don't like what there watching. The NRA is chock full of morons so I am not surprised that they don't understand symbolism.
KingOfMadCows Because not even the NRA is so stupid to actually believe that violence in movies makes anyone do violent stuff. They are just hypocrits and are using it as a scapegoat when they are under pressure.
if your in a manual labor job, the idea is that you're uneducated and not quite smart level. As such, they are targets for propaganda because their worldview is quite narrow. To the NRA, that is worth way more than a software programmer with a college degree that actually thinks and has traveled some. The evil behind this group knows no bounds, if a baby got shot through a wall by a stranger, they'd say the parents didn't protect him.
I know teachers who can get just as pissed off as any coal miner. And maybe it's a less dangerous job, but getting shanked with a freshly-sharped pencil, while not as life-threatening as developing black lung, is still rather low on my to-do list.
Tsjiha23 pssst.... This is the exact point they were making. The majority of the world is dependent on death to grow. The fact that you think that is weird shows how disconnected from nature you are.
Darcy Robbs lets close all hospital then. Just fuck it, we are gonna die anyway, the world needs it right? The Police? No more, bitches. Firefighters? Who cares. It's purge day everyday
Just because some death is unavoidable doesn't mean we have to cause further death for our own amusement or convenience. That's the point. Nobody said any different.
Darcy robbs But do we need to hunt down wild animals tho? There's already farms that industrialized death for us to be able to eat and grow. We are already doing enough damage to the biodiversity by destroying natural habitats and poluting. Why would we also need to go kill creatures that are part of an already damaged ecosystem? Don't get on your high horse and pretend you hunt for the sake of "fueling life". You do it because you like to kill stuff. You do it for your selfish little enjoyment. Nothing more. Don't pretend otherwise.
NRATV- “our greatest weapon is truth....unless you say something that we don’t like or hurts our feelings, then we will smash our own property to teach you a lesson!”.
Some people won't accept the truth so you have to shoot it, high velocity, directly into their faces. Any fortunate survivors will surely understand the imperative need to accept the truth!
“Because death is an undeniable fuel of life” sounds like something you’d hear from a Batman villain. I can hear the Joker voiced by Mark Hamill saying that.
It is a fact of life: Anything you eat.. vegetables and fruits included , is either dead or dying while you eat it . Simple reality . It seems like you liberals have an hard time confronting reality.
"dead stars" wtf? when were stars alive? and don't tell me that old lady with her house full of dead gazelles and other animals decorating the walls did all that to eat or fuel life. Don't mix hobbies with nature, only humans have hobbies, animals never kill for fun. And yes hunting is an ancient human instinct for survival but again our ancestors hunted solely for food and clothes and other shit, real necessities. This is a multibillion business endangered by logic and common sense, that is also simple reality that some people struggle so much to accept.
The denotative and connotative definitions of Death, Fuel and Life are over complicating things. What I understood from that statement, because shooters seemingly want to become infamous, was "Death makes you feel alive". The tone doesn't help either. Simply written it makes sense. Except to vegans I guess.
Zetsubou Risuikun When were stars alive.. haha when the sun rises tomorrow look up and see one not yet dead. As for whatever point you believe that you’re making. There’s plenty of places in the United States where people still rely on hunting as their primary source of food.
Well, GTA5 is a game that parodies much of what America does, so the exaggeration maybe worrisome... but peanuts compared to the gun-fetishizing and fear inducing NRATV does.
EXACTLY. Using fear to push an anti-civil liberty campaign is ridiculous. These gun grabbers only peddle fear as a means to take away our Second Amendment Rights. Molon labe.
The fear the NRA tells their followers that the government will take away all of their guns? So yeah, people who support the NRA for this reason are "simpletons."
I find it ironic really. I when I argue against guns, I always go with the James Bond analogy (why he is always dealing with so many Shadow Organizations) But in our case, our Shadow Organization in america has no JB to keep it in check, and is out in the fucking Opening with its dick flapping in the wind. And I am just supposed to pretend like I don't see it.
My papa was a lifetime NRA member, he had a sign outside his house that said, "never mind the dog, beware of owner," and he meant it, he went hunting every chance he got and he had an animal head in every room. But he's also the one who taught me to respect firearms, always assume they're loaded, never point one at something you don't intend to shoot, etc. He was very comfortable with guns, but he viewed them as a tool, a way to get a job done, not as something you love. He loved his wife, his kids, his grandkids, beer and hunting, not necessarily in that order lol😋
@@josephschultz3301 If you use marijuana and own guns it's best to not talk about one or the other since even a responsible infrequent user is not technically supposed to own a firearm. I don't see the NRA fighting to change that though. In fact they eswentially said Philando Castille deserved to be shot because he was in possession of marijuana with the pistol he he had the proper authorization to carry.
@@CIARUNSITE That's neither here nor there. There's plenty of people out there that support groups and policies that still hold them, the supporters, in contempt in one sort of way or another. Regardless, it's irrelevant. Plenty of potheads are NRA supporters. They smoke pot, sure, but they love their guns. It's not a hard concept to wrap your head around.
KampKarl Granted, but the NRA wanted to create a military for their fascist state uprising, the propaganda shown on this show would be exactly what they would use. Fascism is always fueled by envy and fear of change.
Actually under fascism in Italy it was quite easy to bear arms. It was a militaristic regime and youth groups had a distinct paramilitary nature to them, so no... fascims and personal arms were on quite good terms. Cheers
It would be really helpful for that Love at First Shot painting segment if there already existed a non-lethal gun that fires small ball-like things that create multi-colored paint splotches when the plastic casing breaks open...
It's not showing people using or having guns that's the problem with this channel - it's the propaganda and fearmongering that makes it dangerous. "Buy a gun or the turrurists will gitcha"
I'm always surprised to hear that there are people who are dumb enough to buy that crap and believe the ideology. One sad thing about advanced weaponry is that is gives more power to stupid (read irresponsible) people than they naturally deserve to have. Building a world wonder or a good community is a long and difficult process, while blowing it up is now faster and easier than ever.
In the time it took you to write that comment, you should have realized the irony and deleted it. You wouldn't give two shits about the NRA if you weren't the victim of "fearmongering".
If NRATV was only the first stuff he mentioned, the guy obsessed with guns and the women's channel for it, I'd be completely fine. There are youtube channels for everything, and honestly, while I don't own and probably won't own a gun, I have a certain interest in tech like that. The fear-mongering just makes it unwatchable.
They're also accusing people who would like for innocent civilians (often children) to stop getting shot of trying to destroy fundamental parts of human nature for some political power, as though their identities are so frail that they require guns to maintain. Like, nobody's stopping you from hunting with just a knife if you're that big a fan of killing and it's about primal hunting instinct. In fact, pretty sure the cavemen didn't have guns.
As a sensible gun man, I just want to point out the woman at 9:51 is clearly not shooting a normal AR-15. The recoil of .223 is not substantial but is certainly more than shown. More likely she is shooting a .22 peashooter that looks like an AR-15 in an attempt to make the gun look light and fun or easy to handle for their female audience that would probably be turned off of a full powered rifle. Cleaver bastards the NRA, the show is a damned commercial.
Yeah for target shooting you dont need a full load or larger rounds hence why shooter love the .223 or 22lr. And not like a 308. Its a natural thing to start new shooters on 22lr.
My point is that they are using this to market the full powered, AR-15 to women as a much more manageable weapon than it is. If they were actually interested in getting women into shooting, they would have talked about starting at .22lr not "Were gonna start with rifles, go right into the AR-15 that scary thing from the news." Clearly an attempt to make the AR-15 seem less "scary" to women than to market an actual starter/target shooting gun like a .22lr.
Cody Miller but isn't irresponsibility the main issue here? The government is irresponsible with the gun laws and types of guns allowed to be sold, the state/stores are irresponsible for not requiring mental health exams prior to getting a gun and not having a mandatory waiting period before obtaining a gun, and the parents are irresponsible for not locking up the gun and/or teaching about gun safety to kids or other adults. Or getting their kids/adults getting themselves the mental health care they need, because the government is irresponsible with health care.
+Cody Miller Colourful pills and potions and washing-detergents have been changed to duller colours as well, so that children don't eat them and die. Pills used to be all kinds of colours, now they are just clearly marked on the bottle/strip and primarily white, grey and blue.
+Nick Ruocco Your wish is my command. This is the story the man wanted to tell (I think.) Lake Dog is a dog that lives in a lake. One day, a patriotic American labrador named 'Murry Mc.Kah, was eating a cheeseburger with extra beef, when a bunch of vets came running in. "That dog is obese!", they screamed. "He looks like he's been fed American cheeseburgers and has been drinking Coca Cola! And he's laying around loaded guns in his doggy bed. He needs help!" But the last thing that 'Murry needed was a large healthcare-bill, so he barked loudly, grabbed his guns, unleashed himself ánd his anger upon the vets and then fleed the crime scéne. They weren't going to take his tempature ór his guns. Stupid vets. He went over to a beach, where he gathered sticks. (as he'd always done, and his father before him, and his father before him, and his-) When there were enough sticks, he build a raft, got on it and decided he'd flee from the corrupt government, untill the NRA had taken over the White House. He prepared himself for a ruff time, but over the course of a couple of days, he found that many people came over to give him food. He'd use the weapons to paddle around the beaches and soon, he became so used to his new life, that whenever people tried petting him, he'd bark and aim a gun, afraid they'd take this new lifestyle away from him. Ofcourse it got lonely as well, at times. But then, Murry would lay down on his back (play 'dead' like the vets were still doing) and play a game he called 'Shooting stars." One day, a large wave brought him into a creek, and that water went into a lake. But Murry didn't mind. It was a silent lake...só silent that he could hear his own whispering breath, echo around right before he fell asleep at night. But that's how he liked it. Nobody around, nobody hostile. No vets and no people. Just some old raft and the occassional sound of his own gunfire. Although after a while, the silence and darkness got to him. The sound of the echo's of the gunfire gave him chills. It kept up the temporary illusion that there was anóther gun around. Sometimes, when the water made a wave or a fish moved underneath the raft, the dog would jump up and empty an entire automatic magazine, just to calm himself down again. Some legends say, the lake dog is still there, drifting around at night, checking évery stone, évery tree. Sniffing for even the lightest scent of another human or animal. And if he finds them, he does't stop untill the body isn't recognizable anymore. Only then, Lake Dog can bring himself to calm down again.
What's most concerning about those NRA TV advertisements is the glorification of aggressive and intimidating behaviors. For a community of people who preach their right to protect themselves; threatening, scowling, TV smashing spokespeople are really coming up short in being perceivable sane level-headed individuals.
Agreed. I can see the appeal of guns, and I have no problem with people shooting as a sport activity as long as they are mindful and respectful in handling their weapons. But these guys are fucking psychopaths who shouldn't even be trusted with a spoon.
They target weak personalities, people who easily feel threatened and have inferiority complexes. And those people respond well to showings of dominance, power and "easier times", stuff like that.
When you lie to people saying "no one is coming for your guns" them push AR15 bans, people who are confident about exercising their rights don't react well.
Except that the regressive left has been doing that kind of "aggressive intimidating behavior" towards anyone they disagree with on anything for the last nearly a decade.
I'd greatly appreciate it if some John Oliver fans who like late 70s soft rock/groove would check out my acoustic piano & vocal covers of SEPTEMBER by Earth Wind & Fire and HEART TO HEART by Kenny Loggins & Michael McDonald on my channel in tribute to the masters. Live acoustic with no autotune. Thanks and keep on grooving.
@@Vistresian1941 Except Nutella is far more successful in marketing with far lower cash consumption for adverts. Besides, there may have been far too many mass shootings in recent years, but no-one's ever heard of someone committing mass murder with a jar of Nutella.
"Death is an undeniable fuel of life" is honestly a metal-as-fuck phrase, but it's *definitely not* the kind of tone you should be setting if your goal is supposedly to defend yourself and keep others safe.
12:23
“They shot paint”
Hmm, if only there was some sort of semi automatic gun with the capability of shooting paint, maybe even in spherical form, directly instead of shooting a can of paint onto the ground.
yea... like a... paint gun? hmm...
Julian Bell Forbidden knowledge
Odin Lawson I think you are on to something there see if airsoft is willing to invent and sell this paint gun contraption.
Poor Ol' Paint! They took 'im out in that thar field an' shot him!
And nintendo could make a game off it. Maybe like paint squadron?
To the "Clenched Fist of Truth", I extend my "Upraised Middle Finger of Respect".
The fickle finger of fate?
The NRA can suck my *Solid Cock of Mating*
@@DarthDestructusTheSithLord somehow sounds like some stupid magical item for bards in dnd...
@@mortuos557 this just made my day (night)
@@DarthDestructusTheSithLord you're welcome 😜
“I think that guy just slut shamed marijuana.”
Best quote I’ve heard all week.
I find it really weird that when they wanted to paint something for Natalie's baby nursery they could have just used paintball guns to make precise dot art, but they instead went, "What if we shot glasses of paint above blank canvases and pray that some of the debris falls on top of them?"
That's what I was thinking too. But the only guns they like are the ones that can murder anyone or anything.
Paintball guns are liberal pussy shit invented by the democrats to make kids think real guns are lame and parents think theyre too dangerous. Its the soy milk of guns.
(Or something, i dont know if righties still bitch about soy like they used to)
I find it indicative of their level of thinking
Exactly. And they don't care that the "painting" is bad. There's barely any paint on it
"Death is an unavoidable fuel for life" sounds like a quote a necromancer says before unleashing a bunch of flesh golems at a DnD party.
Nerd level = Boss!
*Me) stands begins slow clap
*wipes happy tear
Are we sure fucking Sauron didn't say that 😂
I feel like at least one final fantasy villian has said this before. was it gaius? i think it was gaius.
it's true though
Dexterity check, you step on a young beholders tenticle whilst it slumbers.
If the NRA is going to destroy a TV and not use a gun then I don't understand what I'm supposed to sign up for.
its the lies that the media tells you(now i dont think they are ''lies'' like the nra tells you, i just think its the media not understanding terms like ''machine gun'' or ''assault rifle'' and just not knowing laws about guns and buying them
C'mon, everybody knows that a machine gun is a self targeting gun. What do you think "fully automatic" means?
SERiously. Miss opportunities much?
WTF are you babbling on about?
This is the best UA-cam comment out there.
Roku stock just went up 10% after this episode.
IT'S HAPPENING!
Yup!
Harry, we finally got a mention
Wow really? Good for Roku I actually have one of their TVs.
TheBraveZombies nerd
The NRA filed for bankruptcy, and it's not just the moral kind, either.
You know the NRA is evil when even the Batman who Laughs is against them
In good news the BS NY lawsuit to shut them down was struck down and the NRA will continue to live on.
When even the Batman Who Laughs points out how evil you are, you have to know you fucked up 😂😂
Thank the New York state Attorney General Leticia James.
Brutal lmao
4:05 Wow. And here I am, turning off my TV with a remote. Like a dirty, dirty socialist.
FOR SHAME! a real American would use a sledgehammer, you commie
@@Goryllo (Blyat, they have found me out!)
CRY you socialist!
(Sarcasm)
I'm not having a go at you guys, but rather at the conservative establishment:
I have to wonder if these guys have any fucking clue what Socialism is. Or Communism, for that matter! Maybe they believe that Socialism produces Gluten and that's why it's The Enemy!! It just seems like they use the word(s) completely out of place, using it as a catch-all for "bad thing that I don't like and that scares me!"
The sorcery! Remote controls are a liberal sham!
"That's the America I know, and trust me, you're gonna be confused by it."
Ain't that the truth.
As someone who will later be watching this on Roku, I am loving that joke.
Are you perhaps one of the three employees at roku who use roku?
PuddyCat unfortunately, no. Lol
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@@puddycat2325 Roku has almost half of the device share among OTT streaming devices.
The best part about the TV sledgehammer thing is that the TV wasn't even plugged in, the stuff on the screen was added in post. So it amounts to some big guy with a sledgehammer looking pleased at himself for just breaking a random TV he owns that wasn't even showing any objectionable content at the time.
I didn't notice that
Was that Agent Caulson with the sledge hammer?
Wearing safety glasses.hahaha
I like the guy who wants to make fun of the "socialist tears" but is so upset and offended by the first amendment he has to destroy things just to feel like a man again.
did you make fun of BLM when they destroyed their own neighborhoods? did you call out Antifa? hypocrite.
Did it say "Tears"? I thought it said "Socialist Fear"? I'll go back and look again, but either way, I'm still more confused by it than anything.
Basically people who think their right wing commenting on places Facebook, UA-cam, and the DailyWire's comment section. I also wonder if Kyle Kulinski or David Pakman were to speak at a conservative university if the students will protest them or try and get them barred from speaking...
Hey, next you are going to have a problem with Elivis, who was one of the first to bring the gun AND TV together. And is it weird? As apposed to random violence of groups like Antifa, who are admitted socialists, breaking whatever is near their protests that turns into a riot? I suggest I would prefer people break their own things vs. someone else things, and breaking the TV is kinda his first amendment statement, you could even call that art. Personally, I would prefer to give him a smaller TV I own and let him kill that while I take his..... But hell, if he enjoys it, I am sure some TV company will be happy to keep selling him TVs to destroy.
Giveme TheDaily BLM! ANTIFA! THE DEMOCRATS! PAY NO ATTENTION TO THE MASS SHOOTINGS AND NRA! WE HAVE OUR SCAPEGOATS! PAY NO ATTENTION TO THE NAZIS RUNNING PEOPLE OVER IN CARS LIKE ISIS! LALALALALA
"Girl you don't even need a gun cause people are gonna die when they see that bag!"
My favorite line 😂
She almost sounded proud
It is a pretty hideous bag, tbh.
"Girl, you don't even need a gun because people are going to DIE when they see that bag."
eddiemackalicious *z-snaps*
That bag was ugly anyways
I'd die of shock too, that thing was hideous.
@@starcherry6814 The color varieties were boring, too. Yuck lol.
THE SHADE.
Throwback to the time I accidentally bought a concealed carry vest. I still have it, but instead of a gun I carry a portable CD player
Sweet
*Tactically reloads CD player*
I had flask on my office desk filled with mouthwash. Subvert expectations, keep them guessing.
@DNK Or worse... Soy sauce.
@@btat16 How is that worse? Now, he'll be ready just in case he gets gifted a bowl of rice.
I had to pause this a few times so I could laugh without missing anything. And I am a handgun owner. I am also a former card-carrying NRA member. While I do still own my gun, I tore up my NRA card about a year after receiving it (roughly 1988). Let me tell you that only when you become a member can you experience the full impact of how incredibly over-the-top this organization is. The literature I got from them in the mail would have been highly entertaining were it not for the unintended consequences brought about by NRA members who took everything they had to say as absolute gospel. To paraphrase: "Make sure that your children are armed when going to the theater, as they will be the only defense against any terrorist threat." And, "Turn shooting into a family outing." Or, "How to remain armed while travelling abroad."
Anyway, this is possibly the funniest episode yet. From discovering that the NRA actually has their own version of HSN to that ominous narrator intoning: "...and her name is...Mary Jane." I have never even heard of NRA TV, but I may have to start watching it for laughs because John Oliver cannot produce content fast enough.
Seems it stopped broadcasing a while back.
I once went through my dad’s NRA magazine with a pen. I pointed out incorrect information, fear mongering, and just general fuckery. Needless to say, my dad was annoyed
ALSO-RAN ! I definitely think the education system and mental health services need dire attention, as both a student and a person who has needed mental help before. I also think shooters names and faces, especially those with agendas such as the El Paso Shooter, names should not be on the news. I agree with you on those points.
However, the NRA magazines are full of fear mongering, with statements such as people are coming for your guns, or you need guns to protect from immigrants coming across the border and things like that. I will admit that the left does fear monger about guns. But, like my dad always said, “guns don’t kill people, people kill people” but that doesn’t mean that everyone should have access to a gun. There needs to be reform so it’s difficult for people to get ahold of dangerous weapons no matter what their intended use is. Besides, even if killers had to turn to knives or something, it will take them twice as long meaning they won’t be able to hurt as many people.
@ALSO-RAN ! has it really been "part of your identity" for generations?
Or was it just a nescesity back in the day and when that disapeared it was turned into "the countries identity" by institutions like the NRA to keep up sales?
People generally do not tie their identity to objects by themselves, especially if it concerns deadly objects, public relations usually does that for them....
By that logic atomic bombs and patriot missiles are also part of "the national identity" for generations now, and should be given to any maniac that wants one.
@@baronvonlimbourgh1716 regardless of your politics or position on the gun lobby and increased regulations, it's necessary for Americans to have access to guns
I love watching this on my Roku. It just adds a whole other level of enjoyment.
You did it Harry!
All the times I've watched this, and still no one has told that poor Navy Seal that carrying bag technology allows for strap length adjustment.
That's all I can ever think when I see that clip. Watching that bag swing around at knee length, thinking: "WTF, did he never have to adjust a backpack in his life?"
@@spuriouslathos2518 it might have been that in the movie they had it at that length and we’re trying to be closer to the movie than actually being intelligent about robbing a bank
@@lolafendetti970 how am I giving them credit for seeing if they could do it with the specific bag and weight and movements
@@spuriouslathos2518 it appears he’s forgotten his entire time in the military. One of the first things you need to learn is how to carry a bag without it tripping you. Why is it one of the first things: because it’d be real humiliating for the US if a poor shmuck were to pull a Don Rassow and land at a terrorist’s feet wouldn’t it?
It just makes me feel like he's late for the bus 😅
"The world is scary and dangerous. Therefore the idea of people selling bags meant to hide guns in them makes me happy and excited."
Terrific logic.
"It's an AR-15. You may have heard about them on the news."
Indeed.
And it was a .22. Not even the regular caliber.
LOL :D
I mean are they for real? That is such a fucking sick thing to say
Philo o we must make AR-15s less comfortable to shoot!
Yeah, Philo o, if one bullet is a little puff of happiness, then 30 bullets fired must be sheer ecstasy!
Makes me so angry that they didn't shoot the TV. No, they hit it with sledgehammer?
I r o n i c
the name of the sledgehammer is "truth", their strongest weapon.
It's an homage to an old Apple Macintosh commercial from 1984.
Lorien 77 doesn’t matter. Who the hell cares about a 36 year old apple commercial. Shooting the tv would have been way better.
Morgan: Elvis Presly used to shoot his TVs when he saw something on them he did not like. Good enough for the king should be good enough for the NRA.
As someone who lives in Cajun country, we are as afraid of alligators as ANYONE else. Because you know they are alligators
Tyler Keith Avery As an alligator, we are just as afraid of Cajuns.
Physically unchanged for a hundred million years because it's the perfect killing machine: a half ton of coldblooded fury with the bite force of twenty-thousand newtons and a stomach acid so strong it can dissolve bones and hooves. You really should be armed in that state, it's only fair
@@Meshakhad And so the cycle of violence continues...
And they know what you are.
Food
They know you're food
Is 'swamp people' the preferred term?
rewatching this 6 years later is such a nice light puff of happiness.
it truly is.
“Love at first shot”
Sounds like a Brazzers title
Or like euphenism for premature ejaculation.
@@Mortred99 that would be "love lost at first shot"
@Quentin Shock a hole new meaning to strapping one on
Sia Ahmadi “love at first shot” the title for a brazzars vid which envolves someone fucking a heroine junky 😂
Or a murder comedy.
I used to belong to the NRA back when it focused on gun safety and protecting kids. Eddie Eagle was the clever bird who taught kids to keep their hands off guns. Unfortunately, after the NRA's meeting in Cleveland, Ohio, they changed their focus to marketing guns. Eddie Eagle disappeared. Their revenue came from gun manufacturers rather than subscribers to their magazine. I never renewed my subscription.
If you're a responsible gun owner you should also despise the NRA
Sawyer Northrop I despise the NRA for many reasons, but the biggest was when they held a pro-gun rally in Columbine, Colorado only about 2 weeks after the shooting
@@RyanKhieu yup they did that
@@alezarde211 holy fucking shit! Did they not think that would be a bit tone deaf?!
Honestly. They did so much character/worldbuilding in that 8 minute short released in 2015 that if they released a full length TV series of Eddie Eagle telling me to not touch guns that appear under suspicious circumstances, I’d watch it unironically. F in the chat for Eddie Eagle.
You'd think they'd destroy the tv with a gun...
I literally thought the EXACT same thing!
I'm not sure they're allowed. Likely violates FCC rules. Like how you see beer in commercials but never anybody drinking it.
mahoraner niall or they'd just turn it off 😂 poor tv
LoL
missed opportunity
It's amazing to me how they demonize a plant while at the same time promoting lethal weapons
I got a note in the mail from the NRA that read in all caps “ THEY’RE COMING TO TAKE AWAY YOUR GUNS!’.
I wrote back to them “Uh, I don’t own a gun.”
Oh no! How am I supposed to cut my bread without my machine gun on full auto?
Moritz Nesbigall lol
@@saecculum4795 I'd like to see the bread afterwards 😂🍞
good......you will be easy pickings when we purge the cancer of Marxism from our society......
@@brodiekeown4494 Have you ever stopped and considered that if in your society owning a deadly firearm is a must for personal safety, then maybe, just maybe, your society is utterly fucked?
"Are you tired of getting 9/11-ed?"
What a quote.
9/11 is a verb
Verbing weirds language.
First time I've heard it as a verb.
15:41 , You're welcome
And inmediately the crowd reacts scared and changes 'haha' to 'ohh!'.
11:47 - why can't the pregnant Natalie go out to the gun range? Are guns dangerous, or something?
They couldn't figure out a way to get earplugs in that wasn't sexual harassment.
Tfw you take the piss out on someone for using the kind of safety their organisation teaches
+Slash
Sorry, maybe I'm confusing something here...must be because I'm Dutch...
Are you suggesting they're teaching safety-with-guns? The NRA?
Which is why they try to re-en-act "cool" movieshots? For safety?
I'd say that life without guns is more safe. I live in the Netherlands, I haven't seen the refugee-rape-palooza's that people in America suggested. Or the no-go-zones or the politicians set on fire.
I'm just sitting here, with my window open, eating my sprinkles-sammich. No one has a gun, so I don't have to worry about being shot.
You should visit.
That. Was a beautiful statement you just made.
Widdekuu91 the NRA does in fact teach and advocate for gun safety. The reenactments show, I'm not sure if it shows him actually taking any shots or even if the gun is loaded. I would assume it wouldn't be. If it is, he's being stupid. I just find it odd that for all the things to nitpick the NRA about here, and there are quite a few, there's people choosing to try to mock them for... actually being safe and responsible with their gun use in that situation.
As for visiting a different country, can't really afford it. And if I could, I'd instead save that money for moving to a different state than the one I live in, one that's a better environment for me. I don't really have much disposable income.
It's 2021 and the NRA has declared bankruptcy, is going to stop operated in NY and will restructure in Texas (from what I have understood).
Fortunately the New York state Attorney General has stopped the NRA from trying to flee to Texas and reestablish themselves.
NRA TV is gone. In the distance, a distinct laugh that sounds like a bark can be heard...some say the Lake Dog himself caused the NRA's troubles when they didn't give him- his customary treat when one of their directors passed by the lake.
It's true we all worship the lake dog, he is a benevolent God, but his anger is hellish.
@@elizabethsmith7224 What drugs made you so "high" and about what God of the lake in dog form talk about ?
@@motanelustelistu The lake dog in this episode of course.
I'm disappointed to hear the Antique's Roadshow knockoffs won't be able to entertain us with their displays of ammosexuality.
"we are the press that is under attack"
*literally attacks the tv 10 seconds later*
@Sma 556 just because it isn't currently on the news doesn't mean it's forgotten. The border detention centers are still being fought at the local level state wide. And calls for policy changes on the detainment conditions are still strong.
Sma 556 just because the vast majority of the stories are negative doesn’t mean it’s fake, if trump is advocating war crimes (like bombing in civilian areas, torturing families of soldiers and terrorists, as well as others), the stories about it will sound pretty negative and that would be truthful
@Sma 556 Illinois
Sma 556 I never stated that positive = true or negative = false, I was arguing against that position
@@TheNinthGeneration1 What we mean is that just because the news isn't talking about certain issues doesnt mean people aren't doing anything about them. Like my example we are fighting the horrible treatment of immigrants who try to escape poverty and corruption. And the media is critical of Trump not because they want to He simply doesn't stop causing massive damage to our institutions and relationships with one another.
"Death is evil, they believe, and so the purveyor of evil must also be evil."
So the purveyor of death, right? We call those people murderers. And murderers are considered evil, so yeah.
Keep clinging on the well known
Social-Darwinistic-Principe....
Seems like we got a fast growing population of severe insane beings all over the Planet.
All of them got caught isolated in their own prison-matrix slowly loosing what’s left of their human empathy...
@@Somedude-e3i "Not rectangles but squares" I read that as.
Henry Fuller yeah hunting isn’t bad as long as it’s regulated
"The purveyors of death must also be evil"
Damn it, and here I was trying to make a Lawful Good Necromancer in my latest campaign...wait...
@@kyleguajardo
A necromancer is just a late healer.
Don't you just love when the video you made is beautifully dated that the irony hits you in the face, first NRATV goes the way of Quibi, and now the NRA itself has filed for bankruptcy
And probably will be blocked from fleeing to Texas by the New York AG
"Girl, you don't even need a gun, because people are going to die when they see that bag!"
Well........it’s kinda true if the person beats them to death with the bag. That’s the only way.
I think that might be the funniest line he's delivered on the whole show.
@@colbymathews5173 ca
4:13
A guy with a “Socialist tears” shirt getting really angry at the free marketplace of journalism
He might be a facist
"Journalism"
Mick Peterson Are you dumb?
@@s.v.o.579 Aren't you?
Froggmeningreen haHahAhA
in MY OPINION even Guns should get Guns.. so they could defend thereself against there user if he wants to abuse them and start a massshooting or rambo a school!!!
R3M1ND
Please be sarcasm
Please be sarcasm
Please be sarcasm
#gunsarepeopletoo #secondamendment
Don't give them ideas
And what about THOSE guns? How can we ensure that the guns' guns would be safe from the guns? Or that the guns wouldn't just use their guns against other guns? #StopGunonGunViolence
#ToolLivesMatter
"How stupid do you think we are?" Stupid, to a degree that can not be expressed by qualitative or quantitative measures, and one that can't properly be researched due to a government funding shortage caused by diverting funds to the military.
I really, REALLY like guns. I'm a big gun fella. But that "light puff of happiness" scene severely nauseates me. That's some seriously pathological shit. Not good. Not ok.
Sgt Baker i disagree, shooting at the range truely makes me happy
Jordan Ross: it's not about how shooting at a range is fun and can make people happy, i'm somewhat gun-averse(it's mostly sensory, i hate sharp noises like that) and can see the fun in a shooting range! it's about how underplayed the possible dangers of the guns are. calling a gunshot a 'light poof of happiness' is like calling a tank a 'big fun go-kart'. it just seems so.. disconcerting. that thing can very easily kill people, man. don't refer to it like that. it's weird.
Becca Olson you used the worst example, tanks are awesome and i will now refer to them as "big fun go-karts". Oh so what, guns can kill people but they're still sweet. Just because something can do a lot of damage doesnt mean its evil or that we should be scared of it.
listen... i get what you're saying but i think you're not quite catching my drift. guns and tanks are cool! but speaking of them in such lighthearted, harmless terms is. Nicht Gut. it's not that we should be terrified of them, it's just that maybe we should speak of them in terms that acknowledge that huh! this thing can just about instantly kill a person!
speaking about a gun, or anything dangerous, like... that... just gives off a sense of a complete disregard for the power the thing has.
fuck, i got another one: imagine if everyone at a nuclear plant and the city surrounding it began to refer to an atom bomb as a 'party popper'. pretty fucking unnerving considering that if there was an accident most if not all of the people in that town could die.
if language like that is used a lot, it could possibly lead to carelessness around guns, which could make possibly deadly accidents more frequent.
words are powerful, dude. especially with exposure over time.
Becca Olson Exactly, lol. Imagine if we started referring to poisonous gas as "happy smoke" I'd be a bit unnerved too.
"a light puff of happiness" holy shit!
Ramza Beoulve I think shooting guns can be satisfying, so I get that whole bit, but I will say they seem a little obsessive
Don't worry. No one is ever killed by a gun, they mere use the "light puff of happiness" to guide them to that "happy place in the sky".
See? Gun Deaths send everyone to THE MOST WONDERFUL DREAM!
NRA - bringing light puffs of happiness to a school near you. 🦄✨🌈🎉
Komninos Maraslidis Those, and their victims!
SO happy!!! 😃👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
yeah i can see the satisfaction one can get from building/shooting guns as a hobby, it's just that when she said "puff of happiness" i got the shivers. since i can just picture the same thing she said, coming out of a serial killer or murder's mouth and it would fit like a glove.
The idea of smashing a TV with a sledgehammer rather than, i dunno say TURNING IT OFF, is not only the most American thing I've ever seen, but ironically the best visual representation for the argument of owning a semi-automatic assault rifle to "defend" yourself
Ignoring for the moment that assault rifles by definition are selective fire rather than simply semi-automatic, I'm not aware of any "off switch" for criminals... with the closest thing being lethal force.
@@Nanofuture87 Lol it was just a joke my man (albeit not a very good one). Sorry I don't know a lot about guns, we don't use them in the UK. My comparison was in the idea of using an assault rifle to defend yourself, as opposed to a pistol, a knife, a bat etc. Now I'm sure you have stats to prove that assault rifles are less deadly than the aforementioned options, in which case, I apologise if I was wrong, it was not at all my intention to misinform or offend you.
If a fat guy in a dirty t-shirt destroyed the TV in the midst of a domestic dispute, that would be as American as it gets, and realistic.
@@jkotheprodigy89 just an FYI term you were looking for was "assualt weapon" one would reasonably intuit that an assualt rifle is an audit weapon but they're not
@@Fuctmentality
The main problem with "assault riffles" is that there is no such thing.
Why did it take me two years to realise that paintball guns exist?
Why didn't the people who make gun tv shows realise that for their baby art?
Because you were to busy playing video games
Because paintball gun doesn't use pew pew powder
Because Smith and Wesson doesn't make paintball guns
Because paintball guns can't kill people.
@@jordananderson2728 not with that attitude
Now, as of June 26th, 2019, NRA TV is officially dead.
Thoughts and prayers
Glad to hear!
@@TheRayner2814 bwahahahaaa, nailed it ;?D
it went in "a nice poof of happiness"
After all, death is the undeniable fuel of life
no one else noticed that the NRA man in the commercial didn't even use a gun to destroy that
TV? I thought they loved using guns for everything lol. it's not the national sledgehammer association
Cowards...
yes but if you really think about it, interviews, speaches and news stories where on tv so he would have shot at images of actual people. imagine the legal clusterfuck of filming yourself shooting at a black politician or a journalist for example. too much trouble and the message was loud and clear using the hammer.
Could of used the gun as a club
@@dansea6686 Going by the same logic, even hitting a journalist or a black politician with a sledgehammer isn't the soundest thing to do
Sledgehammer was a funny show where he played a Dirty Parry parodying cop who did use his gun for everything.
Just an update on this: NRA TV is reportedly being shut down.
It is confirmed. NRA TV no longer exists.
Love it
That's the whole reason I came back to check this video again. Ah, historical documentation.
That bitch Dana Loesch has been fired - it was on the news yesterday (June 28, 2019) - There is a God!
@@francesca5387 That's not proof of a god. But it is great news.
‘Because Death is an undeniable fuel of life.’ Sounds like a villain from a Poundland Fantasy Novel. It’s that ‘look at me, I’m profound’ language that anyone who has read an art student’s first novella will be used to.
John Oliver is like if a little kid on a sugar rush learned curse words, and I love it.
I have to come back and watch old episodes at times. The ending monologues in certain episodes are hilarious-yet...convey a serious issue with such ferocity and clarity. John Oliver has become a master at his craft at this point. And it’s a powerful thing to see.
At least we now know where Avatar Roku went when the world need him most. He started a streaming service.
Obi-Wan Kenobi dafaq 😂
Omg this comment!!! I love you Obi-Wan Kenobi!! 😂😂
Obi-Wan? WRONG FRANCHISE!
Big ups for the Dave Filoni love!
Omg, that reference!!!
I've not heard one DEMOCRAT say anything about taking your guns away. They're wanting better background checks,raising the age limit and extending the waiting period. What the hell is wrong with that???
Exactly, personally I would LOVE if guns weren't allowed, though it's not exactly easy to get that passed. I'm not a democrat. I guess if you gave me only two options, I align more with the democratic party than the republican party, but politics are much more nuanced than that. Democrats aren't like the woke socialist vegan hippie I am, much less those that are actually politicians.
@@lightningqueen1145I know it would probably be better if guns weren’t around, but you should know that is never ever going to happen in America. Sorry to break it to you
Whats funny
Trump IS the only one who explicitly said gun should be confiscated until proven innocent
@@lightningqueen1145 My democratic dad has a shotgun,he mainly uses it for hunting duck with my uncle when we visit. The only time I ever saw or heard him use it was to scare away some wild dogs that were terrorizing out kittens and ripping up our patio,it wasn't even loaded just a blank.
Technically they aren't lying. Democrats gun laws will take away the guns of every mentality unstable person. Many mentally unstable people just happen to be right wingers.
"Death is an undeniable fuel of life." sounds like something the Zodiac killer would say.
You mean Bob Murray?
Ted Cruz?
He/She/It/Them wrote things like:
I'm collecting their souls to reign over them in hell.
Or any character from Warhammer 40k.
Just sounds like a 90s edgelord quote.
The edgelord even apawn would tell to chill out.
“Love at first shot” is the name of a documentary on serial killers who are also into necrophilia.
If that is true, then that is thrice as disturbing as the show of the same name.
I thought the name of that documentary was "Bowling for Columbine".
Issei Sagawa's favorite documentary I guess
I would definately watch that.
Or, conversely, a reality show about heroin addicts trying to find true love.
why do NRA members get any discounts on anything other than guns and gun accessories?
I’m Hank Hill, and I sell gun and gun accessories. Eyup.
Propane and propane accessories as well.
In my opinion, just because they'e a large consumer group. If you get a passionate group of people whose initials are AH and they're disturbingly excited about that, and you can convince a company that they'll get customers if you put them in your magazine, they can incentivize your readers and barter with you by giving you a discount which you will advertise on the "Our initials are AH" magazine.
Products don't cost what they cost to make, there's revenue on top of that AND there's a safety net in case they don't sell. If I make 100k items, maybe 80k will sell, in which case 80k products should cost enough to cover the production cost of 100k. If I'm guaranteed that all 100k will sell, I can cut the premium on them.
I don't know much about the NRAs, but as a secular Israeli I know that ultraorthodox supermarkets can be much cheaper because they're a captive audience and they have large families so they get discounts on products in bulk. Same principle, different (controversial) group.
Because those business want to attract the dollars of NRA members.
Because the NRA is a heavy lobbyist, typically for conservative policies. These large companies like apple and amazon don't want to pay taxes, they also spend millions in lobbying. So they give members a discount to get in good with the NRA who in turn promotes conservatism and the Republican party, who keep them from having to actually pay their taxes, keep the wages low and the requirements for benefits low so that these companies can make more money at the expense of everyone else.
This is obscene. To a European, those commercials look like an episode of black mirror.
"You get the woman you get the family" sounds like shooting/hunting advice.
dayum, thats darker then expected 😳
Gold
The way she said it was creepy af
Seeing the whole gun accessories section made me yell "LOOK, I GET IT! YOU HAVE A GUN! DON'T MAKE IT MORE APPARENT THAN IT ALREADY IS!"
Also, watching those NRA TV clips reminds me of Ammu-nation commercials from GTA
"Come to AmmuNation on MILITIA MONDAYS and exercise your 2nd amendment rights with a 10% discount on all ARMOUR PIERCING BULLETS. We're the only store that let's you try before you buy it. Need anti tank missiles? We got 'em!" I don't remember more :D But militia mondays always cracked me up.
But the question is, have you been whooping Liberal pinkos since 1978?
Did you literally shake?
Sometimes I wonder if real life is the video game and GTA is reality
The reaction John had to it too was funny. Like a small girl getting excited about her favourite barbies or to go shopping.
*At this point the US has become but a Meme to the rest of us looking from outside. Rooting for Y'all lol*
When were we not a meme?
Even to us on the inside.
Yeah, well, everyone else has their problems too. It's just fashionable to air our dirty laundry right now. What can you do.
This meme has kicked every other countries ass
Billy Bob it's not gonna be kicking any ass but it's own people's unless we do something about these guns
“Do you have ISIS sympathizers in those hard to reach places? Are you tired of getting 9/11’ed?” 😂😂😂
Don't you just wanna go ape-s**t
Why did he break the TV with a mallet and not a gun? Missed opportunity there.
Phil Lewis so true. NRAtv suck at marketing.
:D
Phil Lewis Not enough budget
Perhaps they are bringing a new arms platform to market. The Glock 85 Sledge Hammer. With internal safeties.
Phil Lewis he was trying to achieve the same symbolism as the Apple Macintosh commercial. Trying to say that media is oppressive. But the message completely falls flat if the only person watching it is currently watching there shitty programming. The message worked for Apple because they had a theater of people watching the screen and the one person set them free with a sledge hammer. If anything this is just telling people to smash there TV if they don't like what there watching. The NRA is chock full of morons so I am not surprised that they don't understand symbolism.
Why does NRA TV have a show reenacting movies when they constantly blame gun violence on movies?
KingOfMadCows how dare you point out that out! MERICA!
KingOfMadCows Because not even the NRA is so stupid to actually believe that violence in movies makes anyone do violent stuff. They are just hypocrits and are using it as a scapegoat when they are under pressure.
Because they are as stupid as any gun toting republican
You see, gun violence isn't bad so long as it's a good guy with a gun. Then it's actually a good thing!
Because they’re stupid.
I like how these people believe that if you don't perform a manual labor job your contributions to the country are somehow less.
I like how these people believe that if you do perform a manual labor job your contributions to the country are somehow less
Matt K No one thinks that.
Both of your strawmen Dbags.
if your in a manual labor job, the idea is that you're uneducated and not quite smart level. As such, they are targets for propaganda because their worldview is quite narrow. To the NRA, that is worth way more than a software programmer with a college degree that actually thinks and has traveled some. The evil behind this group knows no bounds, if a baby got shot through a wall by a stranger, they'd say the parents didn't protect him.
I know teachers who can get just as pissed off as any coal miner.
And maybe it's a less dangerous job, but getting shanked with a freshly-sharped pencil, while not as life-threatening as developing black lung, is still rather low on my to-do list.
This is honestly my favorite John Oliver episode
“Death is the undeniable fuel of life.” The Fk did I just hear? The villain in some new Marvel film???
Tsjiha23 pssst.... This is the exact point they were making.
The majority of the world is dependent on death to grow. The fact that you think that is weird shows how disconnected from nature you are.
Darcy Robbs lets close all hospital then. Just fuck it, we are gonna die anyway, the world needs it right? The Police? No more, bitches. Firefighters? Who cares. It's purge day everyday
Tsjiha23 just watch The Lion King again. Maybe you’ll understand
Just because some death is unavoidable doesn't mean we have to cause further death for our own amusement or convenience.
That's the point. Nobody said any different.
Darcy robbs But do we need to hunt down wild animals tho? There's already farms that industrialized death for us to be able to eat and grow. We are already doing enough damage to the biodiversity by destroying natural habitats and poluting. Why would we also need to go kill creatures that are part of an already damaged ecosystem?
Don't get on your high horse and pretend you hunt for the sake of "fueling life". You do it because you like to kill stuff. You do it for your selfish little enjoyment. Nothing more. Don't pretend otherwise.
"Are you tired of getting nine elevened?"
Best line ever.
I prefer to be seven elevened.
:D
NNT Flow p
NRATV- “our greatest weapon is truth....unless you say something that we don’t like or hurts our feelings, then we will smash our own property to teach you a lesson!”.
I only know one political group that would do that - The leftists.
David H That's because you're too stubborn to get to know the Alt-Right.
ZonalJump I have been a leftists just 2 years ago. Not only do i know the Alt-Right i would consider myself a supporter.
David H
Time to get a job, kid!
David H it’s almost as if both sides have retarted people in it🤔
3:04 John Oliver doing a southern accent is fucking hilarious
If your greatest weapon is truth, then why do you need an assault rifle.
The greatest weapon is truth because assault rifles have been banned for decades and it is the best thing out there
People can't handle the truth and will try everything to make sure the truth won't spread.
Some people won't accept the truth so you have to shoot it, high velocity, directly into their faces. Any fortunate survivors will surely understand the imperative need to accept the truth!
Because my RIGHTS Trump your scared feelings sweetheart
How many future school shooters are mouthing off in the comments here.
“Because death is an undeniable fuel of life” sounds like something you’d hear from a Batman villain. I can hear the Joker voiced by Mark Hamill saying that.
It is a fact of life:
Anything you eat.. vegetables and fruits included , is either dead or dying while you eat it .
Simple reality .
It seems like you liberals have an hard time confronting reality.
^^ triggered
"dead stars" wtf? when were stars alive? and don't tell me that old lady with her house full of dead gazelles and other animals decorating the walls did all that to eat or fuel life. Don't mix hobbies with nature, only humans have hobbies, animals never kill for fun. And yes hunting is an ancient human instinct for survival but again our ancestors hunted solely for food and clothes and other shit, real necessities. This is a multibillion business endangered by logic and common sense, that is also simple reality that some people struggle so much to accept.
The denotative and connotative definitions of Death, Fuel and Life are over complicating things. What I understood from that statement, because shooters seemingly want to become infamous, was "Death makes you feel alive". The tone doesn't help either. Simply written it makes sense. Except to vegans I guess.
Zetsubou Risuikun When were stars alive.. haha when the sun rises tomorrow look up and see one not yet dead. As for whatever point you believe that you’re making. There’s plenty of places in the United States where people still rely on hunting as their primary source of food.
Ok, I thought the TV channels in GTA5 were exaggerated, they seem sedated next to NRATV.
Exactly
Axel Pingol I know that, it's just that America is so much crazier in real life than anyone trying to satirize it.
Well, GTA5 is a game that parodies much of what America does, so the exaggeration maybe worrisome... but peanuts compared to the gun-fetishizing and fear inducing NRATV does.
Jack Howitzer is Jack Howitzer in Jack Howitzer
Spiderous bro, now that you say it, it does look early similar
"A nice light puff of happiness."
*sound of a body dropping
You can take away my guns, but you can never take away my chocolate chip muffins.
TheRaazberry I stand with the chocolate chip muffins!
That isn't a joke, it's just a weird attempt at being cute.
Spoken like fat person who has no guns.
Nah fuck cookies I'll keep the guns
They'll take whatever they want after they take your gun
Fear sells, and is especially effective when targeted at simpletons.
Youri Khan lmao which side is that pointed at?? You could be talking about both pro and anti 2a.
EXACTLY.
Using fear to push an anti-civil liberty campaign is ridiculous.
These gun grabbers only peddle fear as a means to take away our Second Amendment Rights.
Molon labe.
The fear the NRA tells their followers that the government will take away all of their guns? So yeah, people who support the NRA for this reason are "simpletons."
Which is exactly why this show has gained steam
"more than 100 gun control proposals in Congress since 2011", ya, about that
John you've gone too damn far this time. Beets are delicious and the health benefits are incredible. How dare you.
Yeah but 2 at a time is just enough.
ManOnThe Mun 😂😂😂
Are you related to Kelly Kapoor?
Beets, they'll make you pee red!
an NRA member who smashes a tv with a hammer is like a car seller who goes to work by bike
Honestly just Fox News just on a lower budget
Aniruddh Lodha
Fox is for cucks tbh.
We watch the Adam 'the alt right is too light' warski
5:48 The way he said “cock” makes me feel really uncomfortable... 😟
C O C K ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
...wouldn’t shock me if he was one of those conservatives VERY deep in the closet. I had the same thoughts of you in fact
Freud would have incredible fun analyzing the NRA
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That was John's intention, Kelly.
My jaw was actually wide open almost the entire time. Holy shit, I can't believe that was real
Bob Builder Not too hard to believe
Only in America. And I thank God that my country doesn't have anything even remotely like the NRA. But then again my culture isn't obsessed with guns.
I find it ironic really.
I when I argue against guns, I always go with the James Bond analogy (why he is always dealing with so many Shadow Organizations)
But in our case, our Shadow Organization in america has no JB to keep it in check, and is out in the fucking Opening with its dick flapping in the wind.
And I am just supposed to pretend like I don't see it.
Some people require propaganda that's direct. Nuance goes over their heads.
Same. Holy shit. Glad I'm not an American.
My papa was a lifetime NRA member, he had a sign outside his house that said, "never mind the dog, beware of owner," and he meant it, he went hunting every chance he got and he had an animal head in every room. But he's also the one who taught me to respect firearms, always assume they're loaded, never point one at something you don't intend to shoot, etc. He was very comfortable with guns, but he viewed them as a tool, a way to get a job done, not as something you love. He loved his wife, his kids, his grandkids, beer and hunting, not necessarily in that order lol😋
NRATV is how I imagined American Television looks like, when I was a kid.
E Marci it’s like how American tv would be in, in like tropic thunder and you’d laugh
It's not too far off.
NRATV has better trigger and muzzle control than the rest of American TV.
NRATV actually reminds me of the in-game radio when playing GTA..
See? Caricatures CAN sometimes be real!
"And her name is marijuana. "
NRA TV, reminding every pothead watching to hit the bong again. 😂
Hit the bong like I hit my wife 😎😎😎
I think they're legitimately unaware that a lot of gun enthusiasts are potheads. It's breathtaking in how absolutely oblivious it is.
@@josephschultz3301 If you use marijuana and own guns it's best to not talk about one or the other since even a responsible infrequent user is not technically supposed to own a firearm. I don't see the NRA fighting to change that though. In fact they eswentially said Philando Castille deserved to be shot because he was in possession of marijuana with the pistol he he had the proper authorization to carry.
Bong Hits For The NRA
@@CIARUNSITE That's neither here nor there. There's plenty of people out there that support groups and policies that still hold them, the supporters, in contempt in one sort of way or another.
Regardless, it's irrelevant. Plenty of potheads are NRA supporters. They smoke pot, sure, but they love their guns. It's not a hard concept to wrap your head around.
NRA "We only have enough money in the budget to smash a 32" TV. Make it count."
Anyone else outside of the US feeling like they're watching something coming from an alien civilization?!
For sure.
Those of us inside the U.S do to I assure you
John Oliver is my undeniable fuel of life.
Claire Alayne Then you need to read a book. This is pure leftist propaganda.
@@albertcovington9942 Like Ben Shapiro or Steven Crowder is any better.
@@albertcovington9942
Leftist propaganda?
It's tv entertainment ffs
Honestly most of the things that the NRA says I can picture fascists saying the same thing.
KampKarl Granted, but the NRA wanted to create a military for their fascist state uprising, the propaganda shown on this show would be exactly what they would use. Fascism is always fueled by envy and fear of change.
Actually under fascism in Italy it was quite easy to bear arms. It was a militaristic regime and youth groups had a distinct paramilitary nature to them, so no... fascims and personal arms were on quite good terms.
Cheers
It would be really helpful for that Love at First Shot painting segment if there already existed a non-lethal gun that fires small ball-like things that create multi-colored paint splotches when the plastic casing breaks open...
But where would we find such a thing? Its like they don't know what a paint ball is right?
Only thing that stops a bad guy with a sledgehammer is a good guy with a sledgehammer.
You say that as if it isn't true
It's not showing people using or having guns that's the problem with this channel - it's the propaganda and fearmongering that makes it dangerous. "Buy a gun or the turrurists will gitcha"
I'm always surprised to hear that there are people who are dumb enough to buy that crap and believe the ideology. One sad thing about advanced weaponry is that is gives more power to stupid (read irresponsible) people than they naturally deserve to have. Building a world wonder or a good community is a long and difficult process, while blowing it up is now faster and easier than ever.
In the time it took you to write that comment, you should have realized the irony and deleted it. You wouldn't give two shits about the NRA if you weren't the victim of "fearmongering".
bhec7715 "your fear of fearmongering stems from fearmongering" is pretty ironic in its own unique way
If NRATV was only the first stuff he mentioned, the guy obsessed with guns and the women's channel for it, I'd be completely fine. There are youtube channels for everything, and honestly, while I don't own and probably won't own a gun, I have a certain interest in tech like that. The fear-mongering just makes it unwatchable.
They're also accusing people who would like for innocent civilians (often children) to stop getting shot of trying to destroy fundamental parts of human nature for some political power, as though their identities are so frail that they require guns to maintain. Like, nobody's stopping you from hunting with just a knife if you're that big a fan of killing and it's about primal hunting instinct. In fact, pretty sure the cavemen didn't have guns.
As a sensible gun man, I just want to point out the woman at 9:51 is clearly not shooting a normal AR-15. The recoil of .223 is not substantial but is certainly more than shown. More likely she is shooting a .22 peashooter that looks like an AR-15 in an attempt to make the gun look light and fun or easy to handle for their female audience that would probably be turned off of a full powered rifle. Cleaver bastards the NRA, the show is a damned commercial.
Connor Hamilton
The ejected casing sure looks like a 22lr instead of a necked-down rifle round
Well sensible gun man, you’ve never seen an ar22?
I'm not a gun guy, but it definitely doesn't sound like an actual firearm.
Yeah for target shooting you dont need a full load or larger rounds hence why shooter love the .223 or 22lr. And not like a 308. Its a natural thing to start new shooters on 22lr.
My point is that they are using this to market the full powered, AR-15 to women as a much more manageable weapon than it is. If they were actually interested in getting women into shooting, they would have talked about starting at .22lr not "Were gonna start with rifles, go right into the AR-15 that scary thing from the news." Clearly an attempt to make the AR-15 seem less "scary" to women than to market an actual starter/target shooting gun like a .22lr.
I don't feel like painting a gun and making it look like a colorful toy is a good idea...
Mommy, I found this in the basement! Is it a--
*BANG*
Cody Miller I would say that making the gun such a bright color would add to the irresponsibility no?
Cody Miller but isn't irresponsibility the main issue here? The government is irresponsible with the gun laws and types of guns allowed to be sold, the state/stores are irresponsible for not requiring mental health exams prior to getting a gun and not having a mandatory waiting period before obtaining a gun, and the parents are irresponsible for not locking up the gun and/or teaching about gun safety to kids or other adults. Or getting their kids/adults getting themselves the mental health care they need, because the government is irresponsible with health care.
No shit Sherlock.
+Cody Miller
Colourful pills and potions and washing-detergents have been changed to duller colours as well, so that children don't eat them and die.
Pills used to be all kinds of colours, now they are just clearly marked on the bottle/strip and primarily white, grey and blue.
The editors deciding to end the episode with the sledgehammer scene was excellent
Did I just hallucinate for twenty minutes?
JAY EM i dont know, did you have to turn down your purple to hear your sandwich sing opera?
Sominboy27 can you slow down, I'm trying to subtract.
Guys, please turn your wavy fonts off I'm getting seasick
And 1 second
I need to know lake dog’s backstory.
+Nick Ruocco
Your wish is my command. This is the story the man wanted to tell (I think.)
Lake Dog is a dog that lives in a lake.
One day, a patriotic American labrador named 'Murry Mc.Kah, was eating a cheeseburger with extra beef, when a bunch of vets came running in.
"That dog is obese!", they screamed. "He looks like he's been fed American cheeseburgers and has been drinking Coca Cola! And he's laying around loaded guns in his doggy bed. He needs help!"
But the last thing that 'Murry needed was a large healthcare-bill, so he barked loudly, grabbed his guns, unleashed himself ánd his anger upon the vets and then fleed the crime scéne. They weren't going to take his tempature ór his guns. Stupid vets.
He went over to a beach, where he gathered sticks. (as he'd always done, and his father before him, and his father before him, and his-)
When there were enough sticks, he build a raft, got on it and decided he'd flee from the corrupt government, untill the NRA had taken over the White House.
He prepared himself for a ruff time, but over the course of a couple of days, he found that many people came over to give him food. He'd use the weapons to paddle around the beaches and soon, he became so used to his new life, that whenever people tried petting him, he'd bark and aim a gun, afraid they'd take this new lifestyle away from him.
Ofcourse it got lonely as well, at times. But then, Murry would lay down on his back (play 'dead' like the vets were still doing) and play a game he called 'Shooting stars."
One day, a large wave brought him into a creek, and that water went into a lake. But Murry didn't mind. It was a silent lake...só silent that he could hear his own whispering breath, echo around right before he fell asleep at night.
But that's how he liked it. Nobody around, nobody hostile. No vets and no people. Just some old raft and the occassional sound of his own gunfire.
Although after a while, the silence and darkness got to him.
The sound of the echo's of the gunfire gave him chills. It kept up the temporary illusion that there was anóther gun around.
Sometimes, when the water made a wave or a fish moved underneath the raft, the dog would jump up and empty an entire automatic magazine, just to calm himself down again.
Some legends say, the lake dog is still there, drifting around at night, checking évery stone, évery tree. Sniffing for even the lightest scent of another human or animal. And if he finds them, he does't stop untill the body isn't recognizable anymore. Only then, Lake Dog can bring himself to calm down again.
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Edit: I was Terribly wrong
Widdekuu91 you made my day
+Devon Carreira
And your comment made my day. :-)
Good to know we both had a day today.
@@Widdekuu91 wow
What did I just watch? Not just the segment, but all the NRA TV bits. I didn't even know something like that existed until now.
I still can't believe those weren't comedy.
10:58 is the best moment of this show and I will hear no arguments against it.
What's most concerning about those NRA TV advertisements is the glorification of aggressive and intimidating behaviors. For a community of people who preach their right to protect themselves; threatening, scowling, TV smashing spokespeople are really coming up short in being perceivable sane level-headed individuals.
Agreed. I can see the appeal of guns, and I have no problem with people shooting as a sport activity as long as they are mindful and respectful in handling their weapons.
But these guys are fucking psychopaths who shouldn't even be trusted with a spoon.
They target weak personalities, people who easily feel threatened and have inferiority complexes. And those people respond well to showings of dominance, power and "easier times", stuff like that.
When you lie to people saying "no one is coming for your guns" them push AR15 bans, people who are confident about exercising their rights don't react well.
Their target audience are people who are naturally fearful people. The kind of people who think about a solar flair knocking out the power forever.
Except that the regressive left has been doing that kind of "aggressive intimidating behavior" towards anyone they disagree with on anything for the last nearly a decade.
John's face every time he says "HOLY SHIT!" XD
I'd greatly appreciate it if some John Oliver fans who like late 70s soft rock/groove would check out my acoustic piano & vocal covers of SEPTEMBER by Earth Wind & Fire and HEART TO HEART by Kenny Loggins & Michael McDonald on my channel in tribute to the masters. Live acoustic with no autotune. Thanks and keep on grooving.
*successfully compares nutella to the NRA*
Except not all of us like Nutella..?
@@Vistresian1941
Except Nutella is far more successful in marketing with far lower cash consumption for adverts.
Besides, there may have been far too many mass shootings in recent years, but no-one's ever heard of someone committing mass murder with a jar of Nutella.
jack simpson Jason Bourne could probably do that
@@Vistresian1941 yeah and there's a little debate of the AR vs the AK
@@jacksimpson8529 i know people that still think nutella is healthy
"Death is an undeniable fuel of life" is honestly a metal-as-fuck phrase, but it's *definitely not* the kind of tone you should be setting if your goal is supposedly to defend yourself and keep others safe.