Sorry, my Country Canada has strict licencing, handgun registration, storage/transportation laws. Canadian gangs/criminals still get any gun and shoot them. Police say its so bad, criminals can rent a gun if they want, law abiding follow laws yet City of Toronto had the most illegal shootings this year?
I am totally against gun violence, however I own guns and don't like the idea of restrictions/bans on certain guns or my ability to protect myself. I also feel like red flag/gun violence protection laws may unfairly target people without due progress and stand your ground laws can be useful if you are put in a life threatening situation where using your firearm would prevent death or serious injury. Do you have a solution that doesn't infringe of a law abiding citizens rights but can also effect change because I would be 100% behind that and would actively participate as a gun owner
Where the hell did you get your statistics? In what world are young teens more likely to die from guns than a car accident? Where do you have any evidence that open carry laws contribute to more gun violence? Pretty sure those wishing to commit violence don't care if it's legal to open carry or not. This video should be titled: "how to get involved in gun violence prevention when you have no idea what you're talking about" Why don't we turn to people who actually know about guns and how they work to help with gun prevention? Adding more restrictive laws usually helps to hurt law abiding citizens and does nothing to stop criminals. You have to add laws that actually make sense to help prevent gun crime
Do explain how Open Carry even begins to be a contributing factor in gun violence. You obviously don't know what Open Carry is. I couldn't continue to watch after this, as it's clearly a misrepresentation of facts.
The United States national highway administration reported a total of 36560 total deaths in 2018. A query in the USNHSA Fatality Reporting System (FARS) revealed in 2018 fatalities for the age range of 13 to 29 to be 10,091. The FBI uniform crime report for 2018 reported a total homicides from all weapons for age range 13 thru 16 - 319, 17 thru 19 - 1107, 20 Thru 24 - 2199, 25 thru 29 - 2239, this gives a total of 5864 homicides for age range 13 to 29. There for persons in this age group are more likely to die in a automobile accident then to homicide with any weapon. This video does not provide sorces and clearly does not look for accurate information
It's not an "open carry law" open carry exists when the law doesn't restrict your right to carry a gun openly.
James Johnson Never thought about it that way, good point.
"Shall not be infringed " we're way past that point. I for one will not comply.
Sorry, my Country Canada has strict licencing, handgun registration, storage/transportation laws. Canadian gangs/criminals still get any gun and shoot them. Police say its so bad, criminals can rent a gun if they want, law abiding follow laws yet City of Toronto had the most illegal shootings this year?
I am totally against gun violence, however I own guns and don't like the idea of restrictions/bans on certain guns or my ability to protect myself. I also feel like red flag/gun violence protection laws may unfairly target people without due progress and stand your ground laws can be useful if you are put in a life threatening situation where using your firearm would prevent death or serious injury. Do you have a solution that doesn't infringe of a law abiding citizens rights but can also effect change because I would be 100% behind that and would actively participate as a gun owner
Where the hell did you get your statistics? In what world are young teens more likely to die from guns than a car accident?
Where do you have any evidence that open carry laws contribute to more gun violence? Pretty sure those wishing to commit violence don't care if it's legal to open carry or not.
This video should be titled: "how to get involved in gun violence prevention when you have no idea what you're talking about"
Why don't we turn to people who actually know about guns and how they work to help with gun prevention? Adding more restrictive laws usually helps to hurt law abiding citizens and does nothing to stop criminals. You have to add laws that actually make sense to help prevent gun crime
Do explain how Open Carry even begins to be a contributing factor in gun violence. You obviously don't know what Open Carry is. I couldn't continue to watch after this, as it's clearly a misrepresentation of facts.
Just wondering the sources from which the statistics were taken.
Still no sorces given so I can give some sorces.
The United States national highway administration reported a total of 36560 total deaths in 2018. A query in the USNHSA Fatality Reporting System (FARS) revealed in 2018 fatalities for the age range of 13 to 29 to be 10,091. The FBI uniform crime report for 2018 reported a total homicides from all weapons for age range 13 thru 16 - 319, 17 thru 19 - 1107, 20 Thru 24 - 2199, 25 thru 29 - 2239, this gives a total of 5864 homicides for age range 13 to 29. There for persons in this age group are more likely to die in a automobile accident then to homicide with any weapon. This video does not provide sorces and clearly does not look for accurate information