In the beginning when he mentioned one of the worst gun massacres in US history I literally couldn’t tell you which incident he’s talking about because there’s too many
@Fuk UA-cam by banning guns in civilian hands. This isn't the 1800s, we don't need guns. Most of Planet Earth doesn't allow their citizens to personally own guns. They're crime rate is and casualty rate is lower then the US. The US is barbaric and antiquated with it's laws!! But I believe for the first time in a long time we have the right man and woman as our leaders and positive changes can finally be made!
@@Dmaster2k and the Wild West wasn't very polite because of people being afraid of trigger happy nutjobs that wanted to use their guns to intimidate people.
@TheMiddleman1 ~ Isn't this sort of logic part of the problem? If Pistorius had attacked her with his blades, he would need to be closer to her to harm her, and she could have used objects to fight for her life. I'm fairly certain that Pistorius' prosthetics could not have penetrated the door she hid behind which would have drastically affected the outcome.
@@macpro75 Are you ok? 😂🤣 I used the term prosthetic feet to see if anyone got the reference, you said it yourself in your reply. I was saying, did he need a gun when he had blades? 🤣 Let's be honest... What kind of large homicidal athlete guesses angles of bullet trajectory through a flimsy wooden door that you could just bust open with your shoulder? 🤔
For about 1 minute I thought there had been a new massacre in las Vegas, until I realised it was an old story. But worried me was I was not surprised to hear of a new massacre in America. It's just not a shock anymore, and that's so sad.
Australia has not had a violent gun massacre in 25 years. Nor the 95 years preceding it but that seems beside the point, BTW why are airsoft and gel blasters regulated like firearms? Did someone die from air propelled hydrogel!?
@@danieljob3184 Um.. Martin Bryant, April 28 1996, killed 35 people with a gun. That sounds like a violent gun massacre to me. Think it's just a freak case? How about this wikipedia page of mass killings in Australia: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_massacres_in_Australia Notice how many of them are "Spree shootings" between 1984 and 1996? And overall gun homicides are on a downward trend as well: www.rand.org/research/gun-policy/analysis/essays/1996-national-firearms-agreement.html And I had a look into the regulation of gel blasters you mentioned, and it appears that there was a ban on them due to them appearing very similar to regular guns, and that if fired at an individual that is not wearing protective gear they can still be injured, which is why even in the more lenient states like Queensland, they remain illegal to point and fire at an individual without their permission. The reasoning for the restriction on gel blasters is that if a police officer were to see an object that appeared similar to a real, dangerous weapon, they might overreact and potentially cause the death of an innocent individual. And did you know that assault and battery are also crimes? Injuring another individual with an airsoft or gel blaster could still induce criminal charges, and you can STILL get them if you have a license. Both "gel blasters" as you refer to them and airsoft guns, especially fully automatic ones like the ones that have been banned, can do genuine harm to another individual, and are not toys. You still should not be aiming or firing them at other individuals without consent, due to the risk of injury inherent to pieces of equipment like these. Notice how NERF guns aren't banned? Or any other kind of foam firing weapon? Almost like the danger is the problem..
@@jackwolowacz9382 that's the massacre he is talking about, martin Bryant's massacre was the massacre that changed the law , still how many children or school shootings in Australia last five years compared to America .
I remember working for the US air force in East Anglia. Every few months you had to partake in an active shooter drill, which meant basically hiding under your desk for the morning. Use to joke that they would have me practicing form filling for payment of medical bills next.
@@lacidawson Yes, but the news interview was not about him, it was about the shooting. No reason for him to bring himself into it. I don't think Biden was even elected when these clips were recorded.
@Jeffro Neemo LMAO! Nice essay! YES dude REALLY, BIDEN got WAY more votes!!!! How can you be so blind to reallity?!?! Trump was the only POTUS since popularity polls began to NEVER in his twice impeached only term to break 50%!!!!! Even Bill Barr, his own lackey knew Trump would lose! Now in answer to your personal attack on Biden, you really think that a known sexual assaulter, bigot, racist, lost his dad's millions after he cheated his family out of a fare share, who wears orange make up, dodged the draft, faked his qualifications, lies daily, thinks that windmills cause cancer, thinks he knows more about science than actual scientists, has settled out of court multiple times to avoid jail time, fakes being a christian and doesn't give a shit about god or jesus but wants those who do to vote for him, got his trophy brides parents in to America using a dodgy immigration scheme that he tried to remove once in office, is a hate monger and the most divisive POTUS ever is a better candidate than a boring old hack (Biden) that has been in politics all his life and even if you disagree with him is WAY more qualified than the biggest loser in POTUS history, then you my friend are about as clever as a fart in a jar!!!! PS when you say that Trump got more votes than any other candidate in history,,,,, guess what,,,, Biden beat him!!!! PPS Don't call me kid, I remember seeing Trump in the early 70's, he was aliar asshat then and has only increased his Stupidity since then. PPPS Don't be threatening any civil war buddy! You'll regret it and realise if you rise up against your own government that have been legally placed there, you are a TRAITOR!!!!!!! PPPPS NOT A MARTYR You jerk wad!
@@meafrenchie7143 1) It's not as big of a deal as several other issues in the US (and around the world) 2) democrats lie, and the news lies. that news clip at the start with Trump is obviously cut and edited. 3) It's not a gun issue, it's a people issue. I'm not going to give up my rights so you can have some imaginary sense of safety. 4) If you think gun owners or republicans don't care about innocent people being killed then you just don't get it. There is a reason why we carry guns.
@@moappleseider1699 the fact you just stated that school shootings are not as big as other issues in the US is ridiculous. It is a gun issue as it is the guns that are used to shoot people. Your gun views are backward and outdated. Other countries seem to manage without guns, learn to let go of your stupid guns that add no value to your life. Also some democrats lie, some don't. But don't act as if republicans are any better than democrats because that's just delusional
@@moappleseider1699 1) it's one of the biggest issues in the US because it causes countless unnecessary deaths 2) ah yes, stick your head in the sand and put it down to lies, what a way to fix a problem 3) you don't need rights if those rights don't help make your country better or safer 4) you carry guns because other people do. If you get rid of their guns then you don't need to carry them. I swear you people are missing a few too many Brain cells
@@willdouglas9896 sadly there's normally not much point in arguing with people who are so deep into the idea of legal widespread, in some cases pretty much totally unmanaged gun ownership. Namely because logical thought tends to slide off, the occasional one can be turned around though
@Fuk UA-cam I'm just going to respond to all your comments here. First off if it's guns that are used to kill over 10,000 people every year in just the US, then it's a gun issue. Yes it's true that in the UK I'm never going toe to toe with a bear, maybe a rabid squirrel, but definitely not a bear. So yeah you may need protection from wildlife I'll give you that, but you don't need snipers, grenade launchers, or machine guns to protect yourself from the wildlife. Lastly I feel safe because I don't ever have to fear being attacked by a gun, if you need a gun just to make yourself feel safe in your own home and community, that means there is a serious issue. You need stricter gun laws, less machine guns, less at 15s, make it tougher to actually buy a gun (don't sell at Walmart) I swear you people have no clue
It also says "a well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state..." but pro-gun advocates always leave that part out. Even if you set aside that it's supposed to be for members of a recognized militia group ONLY, the second amendment itself has the words "WELL REGULATED" in it. Currently, it's not well regulated.
@@JokeCubed let alone the fact that by definition it is a change to the constitution so anyone whom claims you can't change the constitution to prevent gun control is just wrong and utterly forgets that what the NRA holds up is itself a change. If we wanted to make that point, we would have to say that none of the ammendments are valid, including the second, but that would get rid of the other great ones.
One small thing to mention here ! There are countrys like Swiss/Canada /Sweden /Norway or Finnland that also have a lot of guns , but only have a fraction of the problem! In the end it comes down to gun laws , because unlike the us those countrys have strict gun laws!
@@christianjunghanel6724 Well, Norway had the worst mass shoting ever. I think guns should be prohibited for everyone, don't care about the hunters, is an stupid and unnecessary sport. No guns= no shootings. Easy. (also every time I remember the nazi who did that and how the f* law is so f* up in Norway I feel sick, he has a better life in prision that the majority of free europeans)
I’m American and we had school shooter drills by the age of 7. My mom always told me to be nice to the kids with no friends so if they ever came and shot the school, they wouldn’t shoot me. That’s how I grew up and I didn’t know it was strange until a few years after moving to the UK and telling some friends who were quite disturbed.
The reality in the USA is that 7-year-old schoolchildren are being forced to take responsibility for their safety because 67-year-old politicians refuse to do so.
@@ethelberht985 Yeah, stabbings are a problem. The primary difference is that if someone brings a knife into school and starts stabbing/slashing people, ANYONE has a chance to stop them - the knife is a dangerous advantage in a confrontation yes, but it has a very limited range and it's effectiveness is largely limited by your skill at using it. Stuff like picking up a chair and using the seat as a shield while you use the legs to maintain distance is actually an effective countermeasure. A gun's range is more likely to reach it's limit at where your line of sight stops than anything else in a school (and if you fire it randomly at a wall, can still kill someone who happens to be stood behind it without you even seeing them) and the only skill it requires in this kind of situation is the ability to point it vaguely in the direction of someone and pull the trigger repeatedly/in the case of an automatic just hold it down. Much as I hate to admit it, the most effective counter to someone with a gun who is trying to hurt people is someone with a gun trying to protect them (this does NOT, in any way, shape or form, mean that I think the solution is to give more people/everyone guns - the solution is to make it extremely difficult for someone trying to hurt people to get hold of one). As for OP - the advice your mom gave you is great. I'm not a psychological expert on this but, from what I understand, once someone is in that kind of headspace they're not especially likely to differentiate between the people who were nice to them and those who weren't (even though they are likely to have people they explicitly want to hurt). Still, it certainly doesn't *hurt* your chances of not getting shot and, more importantly, a ray of hope and compassion in their life (because, when you're that isolated and miserable, basic kindness in the school corridor can be a HUGE boost) makes them less likely to end up shooting anyone.
@@ethelberht985 My point was that it's extremely difficult to use them in a way that allows you to slaughter dozens upon dozens of people without anyone stopping you, as well as being much harder to actually fatally injure someone with a knife than it is with a gun. I actually wouldn't agree that knives (or acid) are a 'major issue' for us - yes, they're used. Yes they're a common weapon choice for people looking to hurt others. But if you compare our rates of stabbings to the rates of shootings in countries which either have legal, easily accessible firearms or very little ability to enforce their laws against them, they're really not high enough that we need to be panicking - arseholes will always exist, will always find ways to make it easier for them to hurt others and the media will always make as big a drama as humanly possible out of it. Unless it's a school being shot up in the US, in which case the Media will downplay it as much as possible, bring on NRA advocates to explain why more guns are the solution and occasionally try to ban video games because the kid played Call of Duty or something similar (because obviously it's not the *gun's* fault, it's their game consoles).
When I was a kid I was told you avoid gays because they were dangerous. Can you believe we live in a. Society where gays are so dangerous? Oh wait, that just means people a certian opinion… not that they are actually dangerous. Please show me the school shootings you are referring too.
People who say that the UK should judge because we have knife crime make me laugh. Like you can kill 60+ people in ten mins with a knife. It's like saying "you can't judge our nuclear bomb problem because you are just as bad with your bows and arrows."
@@duncanmcocinner5939 America isn't the only country with mental health issue but ts basically the only first would country with mass shooting constantly
@@duncanmcocinner5939 so, the US has a higher rate of mental illness than every other country in the world? That's your argument? Are you sure that you want that as your position?
I’m American & I totally agree with everything Russell said. It’s absurd, embarrassing & most importantly horrifically saddening. It’s more important to many of my fellow citizens to own military riflery, which is only designed to take lives, then anyone else’s life. This coming from the people who are ardently pro-life, that is life until you leave the womb, cause the minute you’re born you better start learning your nursery rhymes about school shootings.
Many countries around the world allow their citizens to own AR-15s. Here in Austria with a simple licence you can. We have never had a mass shooting (with a legally held or once legally held weapon). Unfortunately the US has a metal health and health crisis. Taking away guns won't change that (they will just start making bombs and killing more).
In the USA, where it is normal to teach a five year old military survival tactics, but it's bad to teach actual history and science. Seems like a degenerate social system if you ask me.
@@oscareguia3971 that your country's wealth was built on the murder and oppression of slaves, and that you whitewashed history to cover up massacres and serial murders. That vaccines work. That evolution is real. That women have a right to choose what happens to their bodies. Outside of the USA they don't try to cover it up.
@@godamid4889 I mean the first part you're not wrong, but they don't try to cover stuff up in other countries? They all think vaccines work? Eh, you might wanna stop fixating on the stupid people here in the US and take a look around. I mean, Canada. For a start.
@@iizshowtime8368 All these got dayum libtards and their got dayum leftist commie shoe regulations, making us all wear got dayum feet covers in public got dayum it!
@@microwave4928 Yeah cause if they unlawfully shot someone, they’re no longer a law abiding gun owner...also gun control might not stop criminals from getting guns but without gun control it’s a hell of a lot easier. Also, notice how it’s not “get rid of guns entirely,” but “gun control.” Self defense is ok but nobody needs a mass murder weapon to defend themselves and it’s imperative that restrictions and checks are there so guns don’t fall into the wrong hands.
@@mothwizard3095 The main reason for it is for a tyrannical government or for invasions by other countries Who’s going to invade a country where every eligible citizen has access to an ar15? Most shootings and gun crime are done with pistols
@@jamesbaker2092 I hope that s a joke. Shreddies are literally the worst. Not even old people eat that sh*t. It's made up of all the stuff no-one else wants.
@@albertvaldez214 It's a show about the weekly news. If you don't like him making points about firearms, pregaps Americans should stop treating schools like shooting ranges.
@@pewpew295 What do you mean? Yes it is, this gun law one, what women have to go through, sexism in kids toys, the problem with social media and how it affects our mental health and so much more. Tell me how a lot of the stuff he talked about isn’t still relevant?
@@str4yk1dsw0rldd0minati0n gun law not relevant or factual, woman are not victims, kids play with the toys they want, social media only cripples the weak minded.... If you look for things to be offended by you will always be offended and in your case I would say you haven't stopped being offended on other people's behalf since 1992
@@pewpew295 mate gun law are relevant when over 1000s die every year from guns in one country alone, women are victims when you look at how many have been SA and you see what they have to go through to just get to their car or house, never said they couldn’t but if you look at boy stuff and girl stuff it can get pretty sexist, social media is a huge cause of anorexia and stuff cause celebrities are doing the most to look like a cartoon character cause that’s apparently the perfect body
Dear Russell, I’m so very grateful that you’re are using your platform to educate the masses. I truly hope that your message is being heard by those whom need to hear it. You’re a gift to humanity and truly a blessing. I know this is cheesy AF but I couldn’t be more honest.
+Paddy Anybody can criticize anything, I mean you don't have to listen but you can't just tell us to shut up because you don't like what we're saying. (Like don't you guys harp on about freedom of speech or whatever).
@@kellycowley3535 when did I say anything about him not being able to speak his opinion or tell anyone to shut up… oh yeah it never happened! (You guys making up narratives again to express an objection to something that wasn’t even said)
@@reubenmiller5765 "ye it is "A" re upload, c'mon man learn your grammar" You might wanna check your own spelling and punctuation if you're gonna be a grammar *nzi! 😆
@@davedavids57 It was an unfortunately chosen video, but the point still stands that with an AR-15 I could kill what, 15 people or more in a crowd in the time it takes to reload a musket rifle.
@@auberginemanproductions1608 It's surprising how few actually die in that situation as people run away. Once someone gets over 10 metres away (which if someone is running fast takes a matter of seconds) you would have to aim and most likely miss. Most mass shootings are the gun man moving around killing either trapped or hiding people. That's why mass shootings with shot guns and simple 22lr rifles often have similar numbers to semi auto full bore. Look at the 2010 Cumbria shootings. He killed 12 people with a 22lr in a very very similar way to the Hungerford shootings with an AK/Shot gun.
The UK hasn’t had a mass shooting since the Dunblane massacre in the 90s because our gun laws stop people owning guns unless they are the military, the police, farmers and pest controllers (who are very limited on what they can own). Only a few people own firearms otherwise, mainly .22 small calibre weapons for target shooting. I’m not anti gun as I used to shoot at a range in the 80s but if it’s a choice between my owning a gun or stopping a repeat of Dunblane with our strict gun laws I have to accept I can’t own a gun. Most Brits also support our gun laws which is what counts in a democracy, not the desire of a few to own a gun.
Yeah, and even those that can takes ages for checks to be done. My friend who was in the army mentioned it took the better part of a year for his checks when he wanted a gun to use for hunting.
@@Prince__Teclis yep besides the paperwork you have to fill in you have to be assessed and have security at home, a good secure gun cabinet/safe etc there is a lot involved. If you don’t know about Dunblane or Hungerford there are documentaries on UA-cam and articles. Some people could be trusted with owning a gun but a lot of people I wouldn’t trust with owning one in a million years as they lack common sense or they may have medical issues such as PTSD. If you look at the US a lot of ex servicemen commit suicide with their guns sadly in the UK although suicide is an issue for ex servicemen the fact that they don’t have an easy option like a gun does help reduce the options to commit suicide. We don’t help ex service personnel anywhere near enough in either country sadly
There was a shooting spree in Cumbria on 2 June 2010 when taxi driver Derrick Bird killed twelve people and injured eleven others before committing suicide. He used a .22 calibre rifle and a shotgun, both legally owned.
@@JM-jc4up But it happened a little over 14 years apart. Dunblane Massacre in 1996, Cumbria shootings in 2010. There is no perfect system, the cumbria shootings prove that, someone will eventually slip through the cracks. But i think that if there is a gap of 14 years between a shooting incident then that is better than daily gun crime you see in the US. I'm not going to claim the UK if perfect because it certainly isn't but I think its the fact that from an outsider perspective it looks as if nothing is being done by congress or the government to tackle the gun related issues America faces. Maybe I'm wrong but that just my thoughts on the topic.
From March 2019 to March 2020 there was 46000 knife attacks reported in the uk. The period in the US there was less than 1500 knife attacks and 6500 gun related incidents and I just found that information on the uk parliamentary website. So before you go casting aspersions on another country's social problems I'd suggest taking a look at what a nasty dangerous corrupt shit hole the uk is? Btw I'm English.
It amazes me how many Americans argue that they have the right to carry and the amendment can't be changed.......the clue is in the name "Amend-ment"..
They don't want it changed. Come up with a good way to first remove all the guns the criminals have, it's like banning drugs and alcohol, sure worked out so great. Why don't you try that again? Many more people die because of that than guns. I bet a lot of people die of alcohol in your shit country and you don't vote to forbid alcohol, why is that?
@@mcmarkmarkson7115 I'm not arguing that alcohol doesn't kill many becuae it does in most western countries but alcohol also isn't used to kill kids en masse or at las Vegas food festivals etc. It's relatively simple to fix. Outlaw guns unless you specifically need them (farmers etc), the police carry guns until the amount of gun ownership is at an acceptable level. Introduce new less lethal methods like tasers etc. If you really want change, you'll find a way.....here in the UK, the last school shooting was 1996....in total 18 dead from shootings from that point. ....you can get rid of guns if you really wanted to but it is the whole "it's my right" when in reality they amendment was bought in due to civil war
@@utilitarian that is all interpretation. My interpretation is different than yours rtd. And I believe people have the right to keep idts like u from trying to guns away from ppl
British licenced firearms owner here.... A lot of UK gun owners want an American style system with guns. But I think what we have works. At least as far as background checks, medicals, referencing etc. And especially safe storage.... even my daughters Nerf gun is locked away in the gun safe. We haven't had a shooting involving a licenced owner in nearly quarter of a century which is something to be proud of. The way us licenced owners are treated with respect to what we can own and under what circumstances is way over the top though.
@@danellis-jones1591 very few people need cars! And yet when several terrorist attacks a few years ago involved a car being driven into crowds of people and killing a lot of them, we didn't start talking about banning them. Using a ranges gun is a non starter. Guns need setting up to an individual. The zero on the sights, the length of pull, the cast, the cant. Look at a picture of the butt plate on a modern smallbore target rifle. They take weeks to set up to an individual correctly. You cannot shoot that discipline by sharing a rifle. Just about the only discipline where that is possible is pistols. And yet the law on pistols forbids clubs from sharing them. You can only shoot pistols in this country if you own it.
@@ThePippin89 You can keep your gun at a range. Not too difficult. As for cars, I agree they're dangerous and probably kill more people worldwide than anything else. But just because something is more dangerous doesn't mean guns are somehow less dangerous.
@@danellis-jones1591 so instead of keeping them in one building you want to keep them in another building? How does that solve any problem whatsoever? In fact a lot of ranges are only open a few days a week. So you want to keep them in a building that is empty a lot of the time and in much larger quantities..... And a building where people know guns are stored? You've basically just made them easier to steal!... Perfect target for gun thieves really. They know when the building will be empty and that there will be several hundred guns there!
@@ThePippin89 - the purpose of cars is to transport people from one place to another. The purpose of guns is to fire lethal projectiles. There is a big difference between misusing a car and using a gun for it's designed purpose.
So in the States kinder eggs, brie and sex toys in Alabama are illegal. I've also recently learned that blackberry's aren't allowed either and the reason their eggs are shite is cuz they wash off the natural protective layer, hence the need for their eggs to be kept in the fridge. It truly is bonkers!
@@arson_ruby2403 my bad I meant to write blackcurrant, but yeah they banned them in 1911. It seems like they might not be banned in every state anymore, but it's not really a thing over there. I read somewhere that something like 0.01% of Americans will have tried blackcurrant. Also they have kinder eggs, but they don't have toys in them... Is that really a kinder egg though?
@@arson_ruby2403 Yeah it's interesting. It's a very popular flavour over here in the UK, we have Ribena which predominantly makes blackcurrant flavoured drinks. We also have blackcurrant squash (it's a concentrate you add to water to make a drink) and we have blackcurrant jam. If you ever get the chance to try it I'd recommended it! I'd say if you like blackberries you'd most likely like blackcurrant.
@@chilli-iceolive-abode2447 holy shit they don't have blackcurrent in the US? Ribena was like my life as a kid. A nice glass of ribena while watching Horrible Histories or Raven. I wasn't too into kinder eggs, although the few occasions I had them they were fun.
@Josh Chambers that’s asinine. If there were bullet on a table, no with gun in sight, the bullet would not kill. I agree with your obvious conclusion: regulate bullets, how much you buy.
I was looking for video reviews on a laptop bag I liked. The reviewer showed each of the pockets off, including a concealed carry pocket containing a handgun and replacement magazines. He opened the main compartment, showing the contents with words along the line of "there's room in the main compartment for my Bible, because I'm a Pastor"...
I was in Vegas the week before this happened, I have a lot of friends who were there, and a relative who was shot but survived, my sister had a couple of friends who didn't. The worst part was almost exactly a year later my friends who were there had their kids shot at when my neighbor went to our old high-school, shot and killed himself and 2 other kids.
@@notme2day great. You're armed and you can type this so you aren't blind. Also if you are blind, that means you have someone to help you. That person can have the gun.
I live in the US, the South to be slightly specific, and I live in a house with 6 guns and a step dad who makes bullets. I hate it, I feel more unsafe with them in the house than I would if they weren't here. It's also upsetting because I had a friend who was shot and killed in high school.
@@vortigan9068 Well mostly because money, housing, and a job to support myself aren't in Cali. Also, Cali isn't a magical state free from guns or gun violence. I'd rather move out of the US all together.
The reason trump doesn't want to discuss it, is because his fans in the south of america will get upset if he mentions anything about taking their guns away. They're seriously that deluded about government control its so ball aching
uhm you know that crazy people don’t care right? and loons maybe shouldn’t be able to buy guns, which they are as of now. numbers speak a clear language, US has the most guns and a higher death rate than much of the world.
@@fannypliers3716 Yeah, I agree with you. I'm just curious bc I always see people going, "you know I carry right?" like you know you can't shoot someone just because they inconvenienced you, right?
Yes, but that does beg the question... are there tons of people who get a licence to carry a gun they have NO INTENTION OF EVER USING then? Does that make it... a decorative gun? A fashion accessory? (In which case, why not just get a fake one?)
@@arson_ruby2403 I also agree with that. It's really a horrible idea for people to have any kind of automatic or semi-automatic weapon, if any kind of weapon at all. People who hunt can do it with much less than what we have toda, so there's no justified reason for it.
@@ethelberht985 Stabbings are an issue - however, it's not an either/or problem. The US for example has a higher knife homicide rate than the UK in addition to it's much higher gun crime rate.
@@vv-ri2tx oorrrr... Hear me out. The guy has put a lot of backward pro gun comments on this video leading me to speculate his reasoning for no longer liking Russel is due to his anti gun stance not other reasons. If people don't like a certain comedy, that's fine, it's the fact he clearly no longer likes him due to how he spoke about guns which doesn't impact his comedy
@@joemorton9200 You should had opened up with that homie. @Stop Sniffing Me Joe you are an idiot if you really think the public carrying guns is making America safer
This is what happens when a third world country has first world money. I’ve always maintained that America is like one of those dirt poor chavs who ends up winning the lottery.
That's what I have been saying for a long time now. A third world country that just because it has a lot of influence and money, is considered a first world country
“People say feet are as deadly as guns”... ok but u can’t tell me that if u where going into a fight and had the choice of a gun or ur foot u would choose ur foot
@C K REALLY. You up for a depressingly long list of mass shootings (many school related) with nothing in retort but ‘hopes and preyers’? Put all you guns up your 2nd Amendment Arse and prove to ME you guys care more about your kids than your pew pew toys.
Quite interesting- seems either my idiotically misguided facist or youtube removed all the ridiculous retorts. Have some hope for social media after all.
“More gun stores than McDonald’s Starbucks and grocery stores combined” That’s BS !!!! I live in the south in a medium sized city and I couldn’t tell you where one gun store is but I can tell you where are 3 Starbucks , 5 McDonald’s and 8 grocery stores are .
I'm Australian, they took our guns, now we are afraid of the police if they just look at us.I have never been in trouble with the police in my life but I try to avoid them. it's not a racial thing I'm not black, they are like that to all of us.
THE NRA NEEDS TO BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE BOTH FINANCIALLY & LEGALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL GUN CRIME NOT JUST DEATH BUT FOR INJURIES ON PEOPLE STILL ALIVE BUT WITH INJURIES BOTH PERMANENT & NON PERMANENT FROM GUNS - THEN & ONLY THEN WHEN NOBODY WANTS THE FINANCIAL BURDEN OF CULPABILITY RESPONSIBILITY WILL THERE BE A CHANCE FOR RESPONSIBILITY. IT'S AMAZING HOW WHEN MONEY IS INVOLVED SITTUATIONS CHANGE. 🤑🤑🤑🤑
I've been saying since the Iraq War thing that it is not clear to me that any Americans are aware how weird their country looks, even the so called "progressives" there (now there's a self-congratulatory term).
Plus it's a machine gun, already very very difficult (and expensive to source in the US, and illegal in most states). Any post 1986 ones would be illegal in the whole of the US for civilians as well.
@@ljt3084 you can bump fire a semi automatic but Hickok45 is obviously firing a full auto. There is a BIG deference between bump firing and full auto. I have fired full autos and semi auto ARs quite often (I don't live in the US anymore so my laws aren't as strict) bump firing is about as accurate as a mountain at 20 feet. Full auto you can just about control three round busts on a person sized target and a mag on a car sized object.
For someone from across the pond can someone help me understand why as entirely bewildering as the gun laws and ideas are the thing that always gets me is when they say ‘you can’t amend the constitution’ when the ‘right to bear arms’ is the second AMENDMENT!!!! So you only have that right BECAUSE the constitution was funnily enough amended!!!!
If you would like to have a rational, civil discussion about guns, with a gun owner I'm here. But understand that I don't care about the second amendment. My right to live, to be able to protect and defend myself, my family, and innocent people, trumps anyone else's right to some sort of imaginary sense of safety.
Before the Constitution was approved by the various states, it turned out there were several issues that people around the new country were adamant that it should include before they would allow their state legislatures to accept it. Instead of rewriting the whole thing, ten clauses covering those issues were placed at the end. They're more like explicit assurances than amendments in that they don't change or reverse something in the original text. Anyhow, they're called the Bill of Rights, and because they have been part of the Constitution from the beginning of its adoption, they're considered basically sacrosanct. For most Americans, changing the Bill of Rights would mean a severe loss as well as a direct contravention of the will of not only the Founding Fathers, but of the founding citizens. There have been other amendments since, but they are not held in the same high regard as these first ten. Edit: Sorry, the amendments became law a couple years after the main Constitution. State legislatures sent their objections, reservations, and lists of suggested amendments along with their ratification documents. Most ratified only with the understanding that guarantees of individual liberties would be included ASAP.
The issue is how easily that can happen--the requirements for an amendment altering the 2nd amendment require unity that we do not have right now. There has to be an overwhelming consensus, and we can't agree on anything.
5:35: Nope, wrong. The 2nd Amendment does not say that. It's two sentences, not just the one read out. It clearly says that as a part of a well regulated militia being essential for a free state the right to bear arms shall not be infringed. The two sentences are NOT seperate. Therefore the 2nd Amendment means that citizens must be a part of a militia to own a gun. It's very clear.
The issue is not only the number of guns it is that they rarely have safety regulations on it. Gun license like a drivers license (only a few states). Regulations about safe storage (only a few states). Universal backgroundchecks across federal and states data base (only in a few states)
I know they give out driving licences without much evidence of driving ability or basic knowledge of the roads. It must be harder to get a gun than a driving license over there right?
We get sarcasm. We are a very sarcastic people. The idea that we don't is just typical British prejudice. We also, contrary to typical British belief, get irony. Like when an English guy is saying we should be disarmed.
If a bad thing keeps happening, we fix it. But when the fix doesn't work, like stricter gun control hasn't worked in parts of america where it's been tried, we look for another solution. This is rich from the guy who's country has its head so far in the sand that they've started trying to regulate cooking utensils because people used them in place of guns.
We can all have guns in the UK. Talk about head in the sand. We banned handguns and machine guns and haven't had a single school shooting in over a quarter of a century. We can all own shotguns and rifles to this day, we don't need them, because we aren't cowards.
@@fatherofdragons4880 woah mate. Don't let that bloke's jabs at your country get ya thinking it's true. He's just an uneducated one. I'm American. And I know the gun laws over there and here. Not all Americans do though, most have no common sense or the idea to research something
The reason gun control does not work in sections of the US as you claim, is because it is done in sections. When a person can cross a city or state border to skirt a law, they will and do.
@James Butcher I've seen that claim. It only works if you use a very specific 5 yr period, and a very selective definition of 'mass shooting'. Try again :)
@@renatotuveri-ellis2276 Lots, Norway, Serbia, France, Macedonia, Albania, Slovakia, Finland, Switzerland, Belgium, and the Czech Republic. And that's just European nations...
@James Butcher I remember when ratboi use to cry two years ago that the mass shootings per capita doesn't even exist. It's funny to see him now use a different cope.
Russell, as someone who's uncle is so animate on guns, I can say you do accurate representation of the people who are crazy about their guns. I'm not a gun nut in anyway, I actually think that guns are a problem. Anyway, good job as always Russell, I love your genius ways of covering topics and poking fun at them! Also little fact, in Detroit, there are more guns then people.
Why do people shoot other people? They get angry, mental health problems, gang affiliations, passion crimes etc. There isn't a cause because a gun exists it is the intent behind the weapon always.
The truly sad part of this video is that the part about pulling a gun because you held the door for someone and didn't get thanked just happened in Connecticut.
I want some of these people to walk into a place that sells firearms and ask for a 'machine gun' or an ' assault rifle' and see how long they actually have to wait before it's in their hands. There are a LOT of steps that have to take place before you are even allowed to PAY for it. It's not like you can get them out of a vending machine and walk away with it in less than a week. I tried to buy a pistol once and didn't realize my driver's license was expired ( by a day(. I got red flagged and was on that list for over a year. Even after my state issued picture ID ( driver's license ) was valid it took hours before i was allowed to even PAY for it. We have robust laws in place. If you were to hold the actual laws and regulations in your hands it would look like the Gutenberg bible. I have no criminal record and i was flagged for trying to buy a firearm without a valid ID. The laws are there but in some shady places they are not properly followed. Now, to even be allowed to PAY for the fully automatic fire arm you have to apply for a tax stamp, then THAT gets reviewed over a many months long process and it may or may not be rejected.
When I was a kid, we had tornado and fire drills. Now kids have those and active shooter drills. It's insanity. The worst thing is that the people who really want guns will always find them. That's why most Americans don't want a gun ban of any kind. We live in a constant state of paranoia, and that's understandable given the crime rate in just my small city alone.
I suppose now there's so many guns there that like you say even if they banned them, the people who you wouldn't want to have them would get their grubby mits on them. 🤷♂️
@@chilli-iceolive-abode2447 That's what you anti gun people don't get. WE CAN MAKE GUNS. Look what happened when we banned liquor? Organized crime took over and the killings, death and destruction went way up. It's 2021, it's not that hard to make guns or ammo.
@@moappleseider1699 you've got a load of really bad comments on here that aren't good defenses. The fact you can make them doesn't mean you should have them. You enjoy shooting them, that's why you like them
@@moappleseider1699 okay I'm not particularly passionate either way. My comment was just basically reaffirming what the original comment said. Okay that's great then you can buy then legally, illegally or make them whatever you can afford I guess. ✌️
I agree 100%. I an American and I find it appaling nothing changes in regards to gun control. U should not be able to have an assault rifle as an ordinary citizen. The USA needs strong gun control laws. I am disgusted with the "thoughts and prayers". If the 20 children who were executed in Sandy Hook did not move people to adopt stronger gun control laws nothing will.
Assault rifle = selective fire, by the legitimate definition, which types of firearms have been banned for quite sometime now. I’m curious as to what gun specifically you would prefer not be sold commercially?
@James Butcher "Na, gun control always ends bad. US got the best laws." EVERY other 1st world country has tighter gun laws, and EVERY other 1st world country has a FRACTION the US homicide rate. Several of them outrank the US in EVERY freedom index too :)
@@ratofvengence How racist, suggesting we can only compare the US to 1st world countries, when you mean white countries, and then being wrong because Brazil and Mexico both have higher rates. xD
@@ratofvengence You don't know the US has more undeveloped land and no police than plenty of other nations? lmfao What's your point? You're saying Brazil and Mexico aren't developed nations? How ignorant and racist.
In the beginning when he mentioned one of the worst gun massacres in US history I literally couldn’t tell you which incident he’s talking about because there’s too many
Omg I agree, I thought he was referencing a more recent one. We need the gun law to be changed massively!!
There's not
@Fuk UA-cam by banning guns in civilian hands. This isn't the 1800s, we don't need guns. Most of Planet Earth doesn't allow their citizens to personally own guns. They're crime rate is and casualty rate is lower then the US. The US is barbaric and antiquated with it's laws!! But I believe for the first time in a long time we have the right man and woman as our leaders and positive changes can finally be made!
@@Kitty-Marks That can't happen without a Constitutional amendment, which requires much more unity than we currently have.
@Fuk UA-cam Not if you buy it from someone else and not a gun store.
"jack and Jill went up the hill to get a better vantage point" 😂😂😂😂
Jack fell down and burst his crown whilst jill emptied the cartridge 😂🤣
The delivery was amazing
8:58
8:57
Jill popped a cap
In Jack's ass
Now she's wanted for murder
"GUNS aren't the problem, PEOPLE are the problem!"
Then why in THE FUCK would you make it easier for the problem to get a gun???
Arguing logic with Americans? you're going to be disappointed.
An armed society is a polite society. Have you noticed that the places with the strictest gun laws are the places that have the most shootings?
@@Dmaster2k LOL quite the opposite my guy.
@@Dmaster2k have you noticed that where there are more guns, there are more shootings?
@@Dmaster2k and the Wild West wasn't very polite because of people being afraid of trigger happy nutjobs that wanted to use their guns to intimidate people.
"If I've had curry, I don't go trampoline" 😂😂
The Oscar Pistorius joke made me snort coffee.. and it was friggin' hot.. well played, Russ.
To be fair though, Oscar could've easily ended her with his prosthetic feet, did he need a gun?
@TheMiddleman1 ~ Isn't this sort of logic part of the problem? If Pistorius had attacked her with his blades, he would need to be closer to her to harm her, and she could have used objects to fight for her life.
I'm fairly certain that Pistorius' prosthetics could not have penetrated the door she hid behind which would have drastically affected the outcome.
@@macpro75 Are you ok? 😂🤣 I used the term prosthetic feet to see if anyone got the reference, you said it yourself in your reply. I was saying, did he need a gun when he had blades? 🤣 Let's be honest... What kind of large homicidal athlete guesses angles of bullet trajectory through a flimsy wooden door that you could just bust open with your shoulder? 🤔
Lies again? Get Laid
Epic!
For about 1 minute I thought there had been a new massacre in las Vegas, until I realised it was an old story. But worried me was I was not surprised to hear of a new massacre in America. It's just not a shock anymore, and that's so sad.
Australia has not had a violent gun massacre in 25 years.
Nor the 95 years preceding it but that seems beside the point, BTW why are airsoft and gel blasters regulated like firearms? Did someone die from air propelled hydrogel!?
Yeah the media doesn't show you that shit lol
@@danieljob3184 Um.. Martin Bryant, April 28 1996, killed 35 people with a gun. That sounds like a violent gun massacre to me. Think it's just a freak case? How about this wikipedia page of mass killings in Australia:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_massacres_in_Australia
Notice how many of them are "Spree shootings" between 1984 and 1996?
And overall gun homicides are on a downward trend as well:
www.rand.org/research/gun-policy/analysis/essays/1996-national-firearms-agreement.html
And I had a look into the regulation of gel blasters you mentioned, and it appears that there was a ban on them due to them appearing very similar to regular guns, and that if fired at an individual that is not wearing protective gear they can still be injured, which is why even in the more lenient states like Queensland, they remain illegal to point and fire at an individual without their permission. The reasoning for the restriction on gel blasters is that if a police officer were to see an object that appeared similar to a real, dangerous weapon, they might overreact and potentially cause the death of an innocent individual.
And did you know that assault and battery are also crimes? Injuring another individual with an airsoft or gel blaster could still induce criminal charges, and you can STILL get them if you have a license. Both "gel blasters" as you refer to them and airsoft guns, especially fully automatic ones like the ones that have been banned, can do genuine harm to another individual, and are not toys. You still should not be aiming or firing them at other individuals without consent, due to the risk of injury inherent to pieces of equipment like these.
Notice how NERF guns aren't banned? Or any other kind of foam firing weapon? Almost like the danger is the problem..
@@jackwolowacz9382 that's the massacre he is talking about, martin Bryant's massacre was the massacre that changed the law , still how many children or school shootings in Australia last five years compared to America .
@@phantomwolf3300 Well, that's kinda beside the point
I remember working for the US air force in East Anglia. Every few months you had to partake in an active shooter drill, which meant basically hiding under your desk for the morning. Use to joke that they would have me practicing form filling for payment of medical bills next.
"It's not about you you piece of shit!" Perfect!
and yet this video IS about him..............Can we focus on today's President's comments?
@@lacidawson Yes, but the news interview was not about him, it was about the shooting. No reason for him to bring himself into it.
I don't think Biden was even elected when these clips were recorded.
And don’t forget that Obama was in tears about how he couldn’t limit gun crime by the end of his presidency
@Jeffro Neemo Biden didn't win by a few votes buddy, it was a landslide!!!!!
Are you on crack?
@Jeffro Neemo LMAO!
Nice essay!
YES dude REALLY, BIDEN got WAY more votes!!!!
How can you be so blind to reallity?!?!
Trump was the only POTUS since popularity polls began to NEVER in his twice impeached only term to break 50%!!!!!
Even Bill Barr, his own lackey knew Trump would lose!
Now in answer to your personal attack on Biden, you really think that a known sexual assaulter, bigot, racist, lost his dad's millions after he cheated his family out of a fare share, who wears orange make up, dodged the draft, faked his qualifications, lies daily, thinks that windmills cause cancer, thinks he knows more about science than actual scientists, has settled out of court multiple times to avoid jail time, fakes being a christian and doesn't give a shit about god or jesus but wants those who do to vote for him, got his trophy brides parents in to America using a dodgy immigration scheme that he tried to remove once in office, is a hate monger and the most divisive POTUS ever is a better candidate than a boring old hack (Biden) that has been in politics all his life and even if you disagree with him is WAY more qualified than the biggest loser in POTUS history, then you my friend are about as clever as a fart in a jar!!!!
PS when you say that Trump got more votes than any other candidate in history,,,,, guess what,,,,
Biden beat him!!!!
PPS Don't call me kid, I remember seeing Trump in the early 70's, he was aliar asshat then and has only increased his Stupidity since then.
PPPS Don't be threatening any civil war buddy! You'll regret it and realise if you rise up against your own government that have been legally placed there, you are a TRAITOR!!!!!!!
PPPPS NOT A MARTYR You jerk wad!
This is actually an old segment but sadly it hasn’t lost its relevance one bit. Sort it out USA and keep going Russel
@@meafrenchie7143 1) It's not as big of a deal as several other issues in the US (and around the world)
2) democrats lie, and the news lies. that news clip at the start with Trump is obviously cut and edited.
3) It's not a gun issue, it's a people issue. I'm not going to give up my rights so you can have some imaginary sense of safety.
4) If you think gun owners or republicans don't care about innocent people being killed then you just don't get it. There is a reason why we carry guns.
@@moappleseider1699 the fact you just stated that school shootings are not as big as other issues in the US is ridiculous. It is a gun issue as it is the guns that are used to shoot people. Your gun views are backward and outdated. Other countries seem to manage without guns, learn to let go of your stupid guns that add no value to your life. Also some democrats lie, some don't. But don't act as if republicans are any better than democrats because that's just delusional
@@moappleseider1699 1) it's one of the biggest issues in the US because it causes countless unnecessary deaths
2) ah yes, stick your head in the sand and put it down to lies, what a way to fix a problem
3) you don't need rights if those rights don't help make your country better or safer
4) you carry guns because other people do. If you get rid of their guns then you don't need to carry them.
I swear you people are missing a few too many Brain cells
@@willdouglas9896 sadly there's normally not much point in arguing with people who are so deep into the idea of legal widespread, in some cases pretty much totally unmanaged gun ownership. Namely because logical thought tends to slide off, the occasional one can be turned around though
@Fuk UA-cam I'm just going to respond to all your comments here. First off if it's guns that are used to kill over 10,000 people every year in just the US, then it's a gun issue. Yes it's true that in the UK I'm never going toe to toe with a bear, maybe a rabid squirrel, but definitely not a bear. So yeah you may need protection from wildlife I'll give you that, but you don't need snipers, grenade launchers, or machine guns to protect yourself from the wildlife. Lastly I feel safe because I don't ever have to fear being attacked by a gun, if you need a gun just to make yourself feel safe in your own home and community, that means there is a serious issue. You need stricter gun laws, less machine guns, less at 15s, make it tougher to actually buy a gun (don't sell at Walmart)
I swear you people have no clue
How a little misinterpretation of an old text can cause so much trouble, it says bear arms. We’re talking front paws of a large mammal here.
Hehehe
From Family Guy
It also says "a well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state..." but pro-gun advocates always leave that part out. Even if you set aside that it's supposed to be for members of a recognized militia group ONLY, the second amendment itself has the words "WELL REGULATED" in it. Currently, it's not well regulated.
@@JokeCubed let alone the fact that by definition it is a change to the constitution so anyone whom claims you can't change the constitution to prevent gun control is just wrong and utterly forgets that what the NRA holds up is itself a change. If we wanted to make that point, we would have to say that none of the ammendments are valid, including the second, but that would get rid of the other great ones.
@@psoma_brufd you don't like the facts so you just speak shit to suit your own purpose 😂😂😂😂
One small thing to mention here ! There are countrys like Swiss/Canada /Sweden /Norway or Finnland that also have a lot of guns , but only have a fraction of the problem! In the end it comes down to gun laws , because unlike the us those countrys have strict gun laws!
Exactly
No, gun laws do nothing to stop the problem
@@oscareguia3971 And why is that in your opinion?
@@christianjunghanel6724 Well, Norway had the worst mass shoting ever. I think guns should be prohibited for everyone, don't care about the hunters, is an stupid and unnecessary sport. No guns= no shootings. Easy. (also every time I remember the nazi who did that and how the f* law is so f* up in Norway I feel sick, he has a better life in prision that the majority of free europeans)
No as many problems unrelated to firearms heavily contributed to violent crime.
"Your not a fuckin' Jedi!" Yeah it's like that.
I’m American and we had school shooter drills by the age of 7. My mom always told me to be nice to the kids with no friends so if they ever came and shot the school, they wouldn’t shoot me.
That’s how I grew up and I didn’t know it was strange until a few years after moving to the UK and telling some friends who were quite disturbed.
The reality in the USA is that 7-year-old schoolchildren are being forced to take responsibility for their safety because 67-year-old politicians refuse to do so.
Your mom is a very wise lady.
@@ethelberht985 Yeah, stabbings are a problem. The primary difference is that if someone brings a knife into school and starts stabbing/slashing people, ANYONE has a chance to stop them - the knife is a dangerous advantage in a confrontation yes, but it has a very limited range and it's effectiveness is largely limited by your skill at using it. Stuff like picking up a chair and using the seat as a shield while you use the legs to maintain distance is actually an effective countermeasure.
A gun's range is more likely to reach it's limit at where your line of sight stops than anything else in a school (and if you fire it randomly at a wall, can still kill someone who happens to be stood behind it without you even seeing them) and the only skill it requires in this kind of situation is the ability to point it vaguely in the direction of someone and pull the trigger repeatedly/in the case of an automatic just hold it down. Much as I hate to admit it, the most effective counter to someone with a gun who is trying to hurt people is someone with a gun trying to protect them (this does NOT, in any way, shape or form, mean that I think the solution is to give more people/everyone guns - the solution is to make it extremely difficult for someone trying to hurt people to get hold of one).
As for OP - the advice your mom gave you is great. I'm not a psychological expert on this but, from what I understand, once someone is in that kind of headspace they're not especially likely to differentiate between the people who were nice to them and those who weren't (even though they are likely to have people they explicitly want to hurt). Still, it certainly doesn't *hurt* your chances of not getting shot and, more importantly, a ray of hope and compassion in their life (because, when you're that isolated and miserable, basic kindness in the school corridor can be a HUGE boost) makes them less likely to end up shooting anyone.
@@ethelberht985 My point was that it's extremely difficult to use them in a way that allows you to slaughter dozens upon dozens of people without anyone stopping you, as well as being much harder to actually fatally injure someone with a knife than it is with a gun.
I actually wouldn't agree that knives (or acid) are a 'major issue' for us - yes, they're used. Yes they're a common weapon choice for people looking to hurt others. But if you compare our rates of stabbings to the rates of shootings in countries which either have legal, easily accessible firearms or very little ability to enforce their laws against them, they're really not high enough that we need to be panicking - arseholes will always exist, will always find ways to make it easier for them to hurt others and the media will always make as big a drama as humanly possible out of it. Unless it's a school being shot up in the US, in which case the Media will downplay it as much as possible, bring on NRA advocates to explain why more guns are the solution and occasionally try to ban video games because the kid played Call of Duty or something similar (because obviously it's not the *gun's* fault, it's their game consoles).
When I was a kid I was told you avoid gays because they were dangerous. Can you believe we live in a. Society where gays are so dangerous? Oh wait, that just means people a certian opinion… not that they are actually dangerous. Please show me the school shootings you are referring too.
Americans - “You're English, you don’t know how to defend yourself”
UK - “Yeah we do”
Also UK - **SHOWS MUGGER PUTTING THE MILK IN FIRST**
Fucking hilarious
oh wait no it’s not
Hahahahahah shut up
I’ll never forgive him for putting the milk in first, I’m fine with everything else
*you're
*Shows someone closing the door on someone else and running away.*
“...1791. Here’s the type of guns they had” cuts to ad for the latest sniper game.
@@jasonlee9163 puckle gun isn't the greatest argument as only a few were ever made and never saw large scale service
People who say that the UK should judge because we have knife crime make me laugh. Like you can kill 60+ people in ten mins with a knife.
It's like saying "you can't judge our nuclear bomb problem because you are just as bad with your bows and arrows."
Not to mention, knife crime is much more prevalent in the US.
@@dianeshelton9592 Its almost like its a mental health issue, not a gun issue.....
@@duncanmcocinner5939 America isn't the only country with mental health issue but ts basically the only first would country with mass shooting constantly
@@duncanmcocinner5939 so, the US has a higher rate of mental illness than every other country in the world? That's your argument? Are you sure that you want that as your position?
@@alexkilgour1328 It could be a good conversation to have.
At the point when he said these are the guns that they had I got an ad for COD war zone
Not much of a difference though, right?
I’m American & I totally agree with everything Russell said. It’s absurd, embarrassing & most importantly horrifically saddening. It’s more important to many of my fellow citizens to own military riflery, which is only designed to take lives, then anyone else’s life. This coming from the people who are ardently pro-life, that is life until you leave the womb, cause the minute you’re born you better start learning your nursery rhymes about school shootings.
Simple AR-15 is a tool. It exists for a reason.
Many countries around the world allow their citizens to own AR-15s. Here in Austria with a simple licence you can. We have never had a mass shooting (with a legally held or once legally held weapon). Unfortunately the US has a metal health and health crisis. Taking away guns won't change that (they will just start making bombs and killing more).
Instead of frightening kids about mass shootings, let's frighten them with scenes of Australians being rounded up by their own government.
You really should read the governing documents of the US once in a while between stereotyping and coddling of criminals.
No gun owner cares how you feel
In the USA, where it is normal to teach a five year old military survival tactics, but it's bad to teach actual history and science.
Seems like a degenerate social system if you ask me.
Really? What is this supposed actual history and science?
@@oscareguia3971 that your country's wealth was built on the murder and oppression of slaves, and that you whitewashed history to cover up massacres and serial murders.
That vaccines work. That evolution is real. That women have a right to choose what happens to their bodies.
Outside of the USA they don't try to cover it up.
@@godamid4889 I mean the first part you're not wrong, but they don't try to cover stuff up in other countries? They all think vaccines work? Eh, you might wanna stop fixating on the stupid people here in the US and take a look around. I mean, Canada. For a start.
Propaganda is not history.
@@sebastienholmes548 all history is propaganda, a subjective interpretation of selective evidence. What are you talking about?
Why have guns when you can have a cat. They’re just as bitchy, less life threatening and if you let one loose in a school it’s an awesome senior prank
I just snorted my cornflakes reading this comment!
Because a cat won’t prevent someone from robbing you
Hmm someone help me out here, if feet are just as deadly as guns then why do we need guns to defend ourselves?
We have things to defend us against feet. They're called shoes.
@@iizshowtime8368 All these got dayum libtards and their got dayum leftist commie shoe regulations, making us all wear got dayum feet covers in public got dayum it!
Because if you make guns illegal then only criminals have guns
No law abiding gun owner has ever unlawfully shot someone
@@microwave4928 Yeah cause if they unlawfully shot someone, they’re no longer a law abiding gun owner...also gun control might not stop criminals from getting guns but without gun control it’s a hell of a lot easier. Also, notice how it’s not “get rid of guns entirely,” but “gun control.” Self defense is ok but nobody needs a mass murder weapon to defend themselves and it’s imperative that restrictions and checks are there so guns don’t fall into the wrong hands.
@@mothwizard3095
The main reason for it is for a tyrannical government or for invasions by other countries
Who’s going to invade a country where every eligible citizen has access to an ar15?
Most shootings and gun crime are done with pistols
Remember watching a Russell hour video and being inspired to write my English language speech on it, fair to say I got a distinction thanks to Russ 💚
Wrote mine on why Weetabix are the worst breakfast cereal.
@@jamesbaker2092 bloody hell! 😂
Don't know you but I'm proud of you
@@jamesbaker2092 I hope that s a joke. Shreddies are literally the worst. Not even old people eat that sh*t. It's made up of all the stuff no-one else wants.
@@bigrandomun9267 Some people can only be told, but not taught.
My children were taught drills, like flipping desks and hiding.
That’s fn terrifying, for them and for me.
Get them a gun. They can return fire
Move to the U.K. then.
@@1911GreaterThanALL no thanks.
@@allmightybeaver Then you'll never get U.K. gun control as your comment suggests you want.
@@1911GreaterThanALL i don’t need UK gun control.
I have Canadian gun control.
How did I miss this? This guy is the best! Thank you for the laughter. Hello from 🇺🇸!
Very debateble. He's not making any new jokes or talking points about "gun violence." He's not original. I've heard it before.
@@albertvaldez214 yes. He's showing us his "old" stuff from awhile ago. Still so very funny!
Jim Jeffries did one very similar, years ago.
@@jaybilis9723 like I said. Unoriginal
@@albertvaldez214 It's a show about the weekly news. If you don't like him making points about firearms, pregaps Americans should stop treating schools like shooting ranges.
Old clips, yet still relevant.
A lot of the stuff Russel talked about is still relevant sadly
@@str4yk1dsw0rldd0minati0n No its not
@@pewpew295 What do you mean? Yes it is, this gun law one, what women have to go through, sexism in kids toys, the problem with social media and how it affects our mental health and so much more. Tell me how a lot of the stuff he talked about isn’t still relevant?
@@str4yk1dsw0rldd0minati0n gun law not relevant or factual, woman are not victims, kids play with the toys they want, social media only cripples the weak minded....
If you look for things to be offended by you will always be offended and in your case I would say you haven't stopped being offended on other people's behalf since 1992
@@pewpew295 mate gun law are relevant when over 1000s die every year from guns in one country alone, women are victims when you look at how many have been SA and you see what they have to go through to just get to their car or house, never said they couldn’t but if you look at boy stuff and girl stuff it can get pretty sexist, social media is a huge cause of anorexia and stuff cause celebrities are doing the most to look like a cartoon character cause that’s apparently the perfect body
They don't sell sex toys in alabama cause they can just go to their dads room
*Banjo music starts up*
Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
I didn't think I would ever hear an Oscar pistorius joke 🤣🤣🤣
Dear Russell,
I’m so very grateful that you’re are using your platform to educate the masses. I truly hope that your message is being heard by those whom need to hear it. You’re a gift to humanity and truly a blessing. I know this is cheesy AF but I couldn’t be more honest.
Couldn't be more wrong either.
The guys a prick, a few left wing comedy fans ain’t the masses and the UK has zero say on US laws
Hide! The gunners have found us!
+Paddy
Anybody can criticize anything, I mean you don't have to listen but you can't just tell us to shut up because you don't like what we're saying. (Like don't you guys harp on about freedom of speech or whatever).
@@kellycowley3535 when did I say anything about him not being able to speak his opinion or tell anyone to shut up… oh yeah it never happened! (You guys making up narratives again to express an objection to something that wasn’t even said)
Jack and Jill went up the hill to get a better vantage point
I was wondering if this was just a re-upload but since it has not lost any actuality I accept it
Trump talking about it, proves its an reupload
@@susu_m ye it is "A" re upload, c'mon man learn your grammar
@@reubenmiller5765 its called a typo so....
@@reubenmiller5765 "ye it is "A" re upload, c'mon man learn your grammar"
You might wanna check your own spelling and punctuation if you're gonna be a grammar *nzi! 😆
@@davel9514 I'm a hypocritical bastard 😂 what can I say, think I must of been in a bad mood to be that pedantic and still be wrong 😂😂
5:52 dude say whatever u want but Hickok is a damn legend 😂😂🙌🏽
Shame Russel Howard doesn't understand what a machine gun is.
@@davedavids57 It was an unfortunately chosen video, but the point still stands that with an AR-15 I could kill what, 15 people or more in a crowd in the time it takes to reload a musket rifle.
@@auberginemanproductions1608 It's surprising how few actually die in that situation as people run away. Once someone gets over 10 metres away (which if someone is running fast takes a matter of seconds) you would have to aim and most likely miss. Most mass shootings are the gun man moving around killing either trapped or hiding people. That's why mass shootings with shot guns and simple 22lr rifles often have similar numbers to semi auto full bore. Look at the 2010 Cumbria shootings. He killed 12 people with a 22lr in a very very similar way to the Hungerford shootings with an AK/Shot gun.
When comedians make more sense that politicians!
Good comedians usually are
Yep
This dudes jokes but no
Not this one
Donald Duck makes more sense than Donald "Tosser" Trump!!
Russell doesn't even have to say anything, his face, especially his eyes, speak volumes about how he feels about a situation.
But which eye?
The UK hasn’t had a mass shooting since the Dunblane massacre in the 90s because our gun laws stop people owning guns unless they are the military, the police, farmers and pest controllers (who are very limited on what they can own).
Only a few people own firearms otherwise, mainly .22 small calibre weapons for target shooting.
I’m not anti gun as I used to shoot at a range in the 80s but if it’s a choice between my owning a gun or stopping a repeat of Dunblane with our strict gun laws I have to accept I can’t own a gun.
Most Brits also support our gun laws which is what counts in a democracy, not the desire of a few to own a gun.
Yeah, and even those that can takes ages for checks to be done. My friend who was in the army mentioned it took the better part of a year for his checks when he wanted a gun to use for hunting.
@@Prince__Teclis yep besides the paperwork you have to fill in you have to be assessed and have security at home, a good secure gun cabinet/safe etc there is a lot involved. If you don’t know about Dunblane or Hungerford there are documentaries on UA-cam and articles.
Some people could be trusted with owning a gun but a lot of people I wouldn’t trust with owning one in a million years as they lack common sense or they may have medical issues such as PTSD.
If you look at the US a lot of ex servicemen commit suicide with their guns sadly in the UK although suicide is an issue for ex servicemen the fact that they don’t have an easy option like a gun does help reduce the options to commit suicide.
We don’t help ex service personnel anywhere near enough in either country sadly
There was a shooting spree in Cumbria on 2 June 2010 when taxi driver Derrick Bird killed twelve people and injured eleven others before committing suicide. He used a .22 calibre rifle and a shotgun, both legally owned.
@@JM-jc4up But it happened a little over 14 years apart. Dunblane Massacre in 1996, Cumbria shootings in 2010. There is no perfect system, the cumbria shootings prove that, someone will eventually slip through the cracks. But i think that if there is a gap of 14 years between a shooting incident then that is better than daily gun crime you see in the US. I'm not going to claim the UK if perfect because it certainly isn't but I think its the fact that from an outsider perspective it looks as if nothing is being done by congress or the government to tackle the gun related issues America faces. Maybe I'm wrong but that just my thoughts on the topic.
From March 2019 to March 2020 there was 46000 knife attacks reported in the uk. The period in the US there was less than 1500 knife attacks and 6500 gun related incidents and I just found that information on the uk parliamentary website. So before you go casting aspersions on another country's social problems I'd suggest taking a look at what a nasty dangerous corrupt shit hole the uk is? Btw I'm English.
It amazes me how many Americans argue that they have the right to carry and the amendment can't be changed.......the clue is in the name "Amend-ment"..
They don't want it changed. Come up with a good way to first remove all the guns the criminals have, it's like banning drugs and alcohol, sure worked out so great. Why don't you try that again? Many more people die because of that than guns. I bet a lot of people die of alcohol in your shit country and you don't vote to forbid alcohol, why is that?
The clue is in Shall not be infringed
@@mcmarkmarkson7115 I'm not arguing that alcohol doesn't kill many becuae it does in most western countries but alcohol also isn't used to kill kids en masse or at las Vegas food festivals etc. It's relatively simple to fix.
Outlaw guns unless you specifically need them (farmers etc), the police carry guns until the amount of gun ownership is at an acceptable level. Introduce new less lethal methods like tasers etc. If you really want change, you'll find a way.....here in the UK, the last school shooting was 1996....in total 18 dead from shootings from that point. ....you can get rid of guns if you really wanted to but it is the whole "it's my right" when in reality they amendment was bought in due to civil war
@@girlinvt just because it says can't be infringed doesn't make it right in the modern world.
@@utilitarian that is all interpretation. My interpretation is different than yours rtd. And I believe people have the right to keep idts like u from trying to guns away from ppl
British licenced firearms owner here.... A lot of UK gun owners want an American style system with guns. But I think what we have works. At least as far as background checks, medicals, referencing etc. And especially safe storage.... even my daughters Nerf gun is locked away in the gun safe.
We haven't had a shooting involving a licenced owner in nearly quarter of a century which is something to be proud of. The way us licenced owners are treated with respect to what we can own and under what circumstances is way over the top though.
Very few people need guns. If you enjoy shooting, go to a range that is licensed that has guns there.
@@danellis-jones1591 very few people need cars! And yet when several terrorist attacks a few years ago involved a car being driven into crowds of people and killing a lot of them, we didn't start talking about banning them.
Using a ranges gun is a non starter. Guns need setting up to an individual. The zero on the sights, the length of pull, the cast, the cant. Look at a picture of the butt plate on a modern smallbore target rifle. They take weeks to set up to an individual correctly. You cannot shoot that discipline by sharing a rifle.
Just about the only discipline where that is possible is pistols. And yet the law on pistols forbids clubs from sharing them. You can only shoot pistols in this country if you own it.
@@ThePippin89 You can keep your gun at a range. Not too difficult.
As for cars, I agree they're dangerous and probably kill more people worldwide than anything else. But just because something is more dangerous doesn't mean guns are somehow less dangerous.
@@danellis-jones1591 so instead of keeping them in one building you want to keep them in another building? How does that solve any problem whatsoever?
In fact a lot of ranges are only open a few days a week. So you want to keep them in a building that is empty a lot of the time and in much larger quantities..... And a building where people know guns are stored? You've basically just made them easier to steal!...
Perfect target for gun thieves really. They know when the building will be empty and that there will be several hundred guns there!
@@ThePippin89 - the purpose of cars is to transport people from one place to another. The purpose of guns is to fire lethal projectiles. There is a big difference between misusing a car and using a gun for it's designed purpose.
So in the States kinder eggs, brie and sex toys in Alabama are illegal.
I've also recently learned that blackberry's aren't allowed either and the reason their eggs are shite is cuz they wash off the natural protective layer, hence the need for their eggs to be kept in the fridge.
It truly is bonkers!
Wait, blackberry's aren't allowed?
@@arson_ruby2403 my bad I meant to write blackcurrant, but yeah they banned them in 1911. It seems like they might not be banned in every state anymore, but it's not really a thing over there. I read somewhere that something like 0.01% of Americans will have tried blackcurrant.
Also they have kinder eggs, but they don't have toys in them... Is that really a kinder egg though?
@@chilli-iceolive-abode2447 Oh. You’re right about that. I’m not sure if I’ve ever tried blackcurrent. And our “kinder eggs” are pathetic
@@arson_ruby2403 Yeah it's interesting. It's a very popular flavour over here in the UK, we have Ribena which predominantly makes blackcurrant flavoured drinks.
We also have blackcurrant squash (it's a concentrate you add to water to make a drink) and we have blackcurrant jam. If you ever get the chance to try it I'd recommended it!
I'd say if you like blackberries you'd most likely like blackcurrant.
@@chilli-iceolive-abode2447 holy shit they don't have blackcurrent in the US? Ribena was like my life as a kid. A nice glass of ribena while watching Horrible Histories or Raven. I wasn't too into kinder eggs, although the few occasions I had them they were fun.
Say it, Russell! From across the pond!! RE: the quip about “guns don’t kill people, people do.”Then we have to regulate people!!
Yes
@Josh Chambers that’s asinine. If there were bullet on a table, no with gun in sight, the bullet would not kill. I agree with your obvious conclusion: regulate bullets, how much you buy.
@Josh Chambers i thought were you serious. Lol. Stand corrected. Peace.
@@kristi1189 if there were a gun on a table, just sitting there, it would also not kill you
@@meeep9099 derp! We have to regulate people then.
Sometime in the not too distant future there will exist on US soil just one solitary American plus a sh*t load of guns...
I was looking for video reviews on a laptop bag I liked. The reviewer showed each of the pockets off, including a concealed carry pocket containing a handgun and replacement magazines. He opened the main compartment, showing the contents with words along the line of "there's room in the main compartment for my Bible, because I'm a Pastor"...
Jack and jill went up the hill *to get a better vantage point* made me crack up 😂
Russell with the facts again👌
True
Hear hear
I can take him discussing politics seriously and yet I’m laughing at the actual politicians making idiots of themselves. Our world is so backwards.
So can we have a debate with this guy, colion noir, and Ben Shapiro? I think facts would really be spewed and 1 would shit up quick.
@@chrisferrell1037 Ben Shapiro uses nothing but gish gallopping. People who use this type of debate are weak and have nothing of substance
I was in Vegas the week before this happened, I have a lot of friends who were there, and a relative who was shot but survived, my sister had a couple of friends who didn't. The worst part was almost exactly a year later my friends who were there had their kids shot at when my neighbor went to our old high-school, shot and killed himself and 2 other kids.
What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas
@@CM-ve1bzim including myself in the screenshot
@@michaeluwuowo
That’s a good thing for you I’m sure
@@CM-ve1bz nah I just think it's kinda funny. Great comment. I'm putting that on Reddit. R/cursed comments
That is auful. I hope there have been fewer deaths recently
Let's move up to date. It's now May 2022. Another massacre in an elementary school in Texas. 19 children dead, and 2 teachers.
"this is hardly the timeeeee*
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Russ is a legend. Can't wait for his uploads. Blooming brilliant!
💯💯😂😂🤣😂
Xx
Donald J Trump - does the J stand for Juvenile?
No, it stands for Jackass
It stand for John. Also let's see if that puppy will save you against someone with a machete.
Hey Galagar .. I'm considered legally blind and I have a gun ..we could even be neighbors.. how comfy you feel about that?
@@notme2day great. You're armed and you can type this so you aren't blind. Also if you are blind, that means you have someone to help you. That person can have the gun.
Jose.
50 plus killed in a South African church. Thought this only happens in the US
If you want to compare the U.S to South Africa... gated community, shanty town South Africa then go ahead...
@@theyoutubeguy1 huh?
There was a woman in the US recently that was shot in the back by her toddler while she was on a zoom meeting.
Russell Howard and James acaster uploaded videos today
Ya we all know that.
@@John-wr3pg well not every one watches them both
Money talks in the USA
You pay off the politicians, you get what you want !
Or just hear me out, the second amendment matters more than your feelings.
@@brucecampbell4528 or hear me out, the constitution is outdated as fuck
@@raeajordan5132 Hear me out, we dont give a fuck and we're keeping our guns.
@@funfofa okay. Have fun with mass shootings every year bud
@@riso9059 I'd rather have that then for the government to commit mass murder on the people
As an American, I approve this message.
As an American, Ditto.
Is the Russell Howard hour going to return soon? I loved watching them
I'm from the U.S. an a gun owner, an I love Russle How-hard. Love all your bits too!
“Put the gun down!!! Spare some lives!”
☮️
@@caram2064 pick one up, protect some lives
@@meeep9099 Save a cow, eat a vegetarian!
The guy is a wanker and makes many inaccurate statements.
Stay away from my kids school when you have a bad day
All that’s going through my head when i see that man is” Hey apple! Hey apple! Hey! Hey! Hey apple.
The annoying orange(former President)
Actually I think the real annoying orange 🍊 would do a far better job than trump!
Some of us Americans are sadly embarrassed.
I live in the US, the South to be slightly specific, and I live in a house with 6 guns and a step dad who makes bullets. I hate it, I feel more unsafe with them in the house than I would if they weren't here. It's also upsetting because I had a friend who was shot and killed in high school.
Yeah, I live in S. Ga. And it's filled with fun fanatics.
Please go to cali
@@vortigan9068 if only it were that easy.
@@MsSuuchul6 hmm i wonder why its so difficult , i guess the people running cali have no clue what their doing eh
@@vortigan9068 Well mostly because money, housing, and a job to support myself aren't in Cali. Also, Cali isn't a magical state free from guns or gun violence. I'd rather move out of the US all together.
Funny and on point. Our gun laws here in the US are ridiculous.
i know right? why are full auto machineguns restricted by the NFA? its BS i agree 100%!!
There’s literally no difference in owning a 16” barrel rifle and a 15.5” barrel rifle except one is a felony and the other is not
Yes a 15 lb trigger in NY or a 7 rnd limit in new york will save the day right?
So are the mass shooting problem, yankeeland has had 516 mass shootings as of today.
It at all
Oh Spot on Russel. This is why I love to watch your inciteful and funny show. I'M loving it!
I LOVE this guy! Do all his shows stream online?
"Here's the types of guns they had back then" *an ad of star wars gameplay or some other game with plasma rifles*
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The reason trump doesn't want to discuss it, is because his fans in the south of america will get upset if he mentions anything about taking their guns away. They're seriously that deluded about government control its so ball aching
Goes to show this video isn't about guns, it's about Trump. The moment Biden came in the gun problem has dropped.
... People do realize that a license to carry is not a license to shoot people, right?
uhm you know that crazy people don’t care right? and loons maybe shouldn’t be able to buy guns, which they are as of now. numbers speak a clear language, US has the most guns and a higher death rate than much of the world.
@@fannypliers3716 Yeah, I agree with you. I'm just curious bc I always see people going, "you know I carry right?" like you know you can't shoot someone just because they inconvenienced you, right?
It's not, but having access to a gun makes it a lot easier for anyone who decides to to shoot people
Yes, but that does beg the question... are there tons of people who get a licence to carry a gun they have NO INTENTION OF EVER USING then? Does that make it... a decorative gun? A fashion accessory? (In which case, why not just get a fake one?)
@@arson_ruby2403 I also agree with that. It's really a horrible idea for people to have any kind of automatic or semi-automatic weapon, if any kind of weapon at all. People who hunt can do it with much less than what we have toda, so there's no justified reason for it.
Is it going too far to say he should have got a standing ovation for that Pistorius joke? 🤣
The UK still has gun crime it's just not reported as often, most of the firearms being used are pistols and revolvers.
@@ethelberht985 Stabbings are an issue - however, it's not an either/or problem. The US for example has a higher knife homicide rate than the UK in addition to it's much higher gun crime rate.
@@ethelberht985 I didn’t say it wasn’t serious
So you think we just don't report our school shootings? That when they happen the news reporters decide no one would be interested to know about that?
The most recent data suggests that there were 30 homicides committed by shooting in the year ending 31 March 2020 in the whole of the UK
It's not reported as often as it doesn't happen so often! Post Dunblane 1996, name me how many active shooters have walked into a school!
Howard and John Oliver are good friends.
Last week tonight uploaded a segment about guns too.
No longer a fan of Russel Howard.
@@moappleseider1699 why, because he disagrees with your backward laws and he can actually view it from an unbiased perspective
@@joemorton9200 oorrrrr....hear me out, his preferences are changing, like a normal person
@@vv-ri2tx oorrrr... Hear me out. The guy has put a lot of backward pro gun comments on this video leading me to speculate his reasoning for no longer liking Russel is due to his anti gun stance not other reasons. If people don't like a certain comedy, that's fine, it's the fact he clearly no longer likes him due to how he spoke about guns which doesn't impact his comedy
@@joemorton9200 You should had opened up with that homie.
@Stop Sniffing Me Joe you are an idiot if you really think the public carrying guns is making America safer
Would outlawing spoons stop the obesity epidemic?
This is what happens when a third world country has first world money. I’ve always maintained that America is like one of those dirt poor chavs who ends up winning the lottery.
That's exactly it! Brilliant 😂
That's what I have been saying for a long time now. A third world country that just because it has a lot of influence and money, is considered a first world country
“People say feet are as deadly as guns”... ok but u can’t tell me that if u where going into a fight and had the choice of a gun or ur foot u would choose ur foot
Not only that But after you cut off both feet and throw them at the people running away from you, you're out of ammo. Just saying.
If you need to take a gun to a fight you're a big chicken 🐔
Love the Beatles
@@davidbrown3971 Tell that to Grandma. Or a disabled person. Or a woman.
Hands/Fists/Feet > Rifles or Shotguns.
They love their guns over there. Sadly, more so than their kids by all accounts.
@C K all evidence to the contrary
@C K REALLY. You up for a depressingly long list of mass shootings (many school related) with nothing in retort but ‘hopes and preyers’? Put all you guns up your 2nd Amendment Arse and prove to ME you guys care more about your kids than your pew pew toys.
@C K so you’ve been deaf, dumb AND blind of the past (insert number of decades here) then. Or are you just a troll?
Here’s 2021 to get you started: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mass_shootings_in_the_United_States_in_2021
Quite interesting- seems either my idiotically misguided facist or youtube removed all the ridiculous retorts. Have some hope for social media after all.
“More gun stores than McDonald’s Starbucks and grocery stores combined” That’s BS !!!! I live in the south in a medium sized city and I couldn’t tell you where one gun store is but I can tell you where are 3 Starbucks , 5 McDonald’s and 8 grocery stores are .
I'm Australian, they took our guns, now we are afraid of the police if they just look at us.I have never been in trouble with the police in my life but I try to avoid them. it's not a racial thing I'm not black, they are like that to all of us.
That’s a fact I have to drive 40 minutes to the closest gun store this guy is a fool.
THE NRA NEEDS TO BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE BOTH FINANCIALLY & LEGALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL GUN CRIME NOT JUST DEATH BUT FOR INJURIES ON PEOPLE STILL ALIVE BUT WITH INJURIES BOTH PERMANENT & NON PERMANENT FROM GUNS - THEN & ONLY THEN WHEN NOBODY WANTS THE FINANCIAL BURDEN OF CULPABILITY RESPONSIBILITY WILL THERE BE A CHANCE FOR RESPONSIBILITY. IT'S AMAZING HOW WHEN MONEY IS INVOLVED SITTUATIONS CHANGE. 🤑🤑🤑🤑
I've been saying since the Iraq War thing that it is not clear to me that any Americans are aware how weird their country looks, even the so called "progressives" there (now there's a self-congratulatory term).
"No one, has been dildo'd to death"
He clearly hasn't watched cabin fever :'D
Personal weapons (hands, fists, feet, etc.) 600 homicides
Rifles 364
Shotguns 200
Other firearms 10,000+.
You left that one out for some reason.... :D
@@ratofvengence ....because they are undefined and the point is made longguns vs no weapons which is a refutation of the argument made in this video.
@@1911GreaterThanALL Nope. You're trying to make the gun homicides looks less disgusting.
@@ratofvengence Watch the video again.
You missed the clubs, knives, screwdrivers and all improvised weapons.
I wonder if Hickok45 knows you are using his clip at 5:52 lol
Plus it's a machine gun, already very very difficult (and expensive to source in the US, and illegal in most states). Any post 1986 ones would be illegal in the whole of the US for civilians as well.
@@davedavids57
You can bump fire practically any semi auto assault rifle to get that high rate of fire.
Just takes practice.
@@ljt3084 you can bump fire a semi automatic but Hickok45 is obviously firing a full auto. There is a BIG deference between bump firing and full auto. I have fired full autos and semi auto ARs quite often (I don't live in the US anymore so my laws aren't as strict) bump firing is about as accurate as a mountain at 20 feet. Full auto you can just about control three round busts on a person sized target and a mag on a car sized object.
I’m in tears 😂
For someone from across the pond can someone help me understand why as entirely bewildering as the gun laws and ideas are the thing that always gets me is when they say ‘you can’t amend the constitution’ when the ‘right to bear arms’ is the second AMENDMENT!!!! So you only have that right BECAUSE the constitution was funnily enough amended!!!!
If you would like to have a rational, civil discussion about guns, with a gun owner I'm here. But understand that I don't care about the second amendment. My right to live, to be able to protect and defend myself, my family, and innocent people, trumps anyone else's right to some sort of imaginary sense of safety.
Yeah I find it kinda funny how people say you can't change an amendment when the word literally means that it can be changed
Before the Constitution was approved by the various states, it turned out there were several issues that people around the new country were adamant that it should include before they would allow their state legislatures to accept it. Instead of rewriting the whole thing, ten clauses covering those issues were placed at the end. They're more like explicit assurances than amendments in that they don't change or reverse something in the original text. Anyhow, they're called the Bill of Rights, and because they have been part of the Constitution from the beginning of its adoption, they're considered basically sacrosanct. For most Americans, changing the Bill of Rights would mean a severe loss as well as a direct contravention of the will of not only the Founding Fathers, but of the founding citizens.
There have been other amendments since, but they are not held in the same high regard as these first ten.
Edit: Sorry, the amendments became law a couple years after the main Constitution. State legislatures sent their objections, reservations, and lists of suggested amendments along with their ratification documents. Most ratified only with the understanding that guarantees of individual liberties would be included ASAP.
@@LynxSouth I'm shocked people don't go insane in law school
The issue is how easily that can happen--the requirements for an amendment altering the 2nd amendment require unity that we do not have right now. There has to be an overwhelming consensus, and we can't agree on anything.
Thoughts and prayers equals burps and farts.
Then why you dressed as RAMBO!!
I nearly fell off my chair?!😂
5:35: Nope, wrong. The 2nd Amendment does not say that. It's two sentences, not just the one read out. It clearly says that as a part of a well regulated militia being essential for a free state the right to bear arms shall not be infringed. The two sentences are NOT seperate. Therefore the 2nd Amendment means that citizens must be a part of a militia to own a gun. It's very clear.
Sky making fun of Fox is weird because they're both newscorp
Just shows you how bad Fox is... :D
The issue is not only the number of guns it is that they rarely have safety regulations on it.
Gun license like a drivers license (only a few states).
Regulations about safe storage (only a few states).
Universal backgroundchecks across federal and states data base (only in a few states)
Guns are the only protection for a free state
@@leeroyjonson5026 lol keep telling yourself that
I know they give out driving licences without much evidence of driving ability or basic knowledge of the roads.
It must be harder to get a gun than a driving license over there right?
@@leeroyjonson5026 Free? Free to pic up an AR and kill a classroom of children when life's road gets a bit bumpy for you?
@@leeroyjonson5026 you poor sad person.
Loved Russell's bit about British sarcasm- I truly believe that most Americans do not understand it at all- it just goes over their heads!!
We get sarcasm. We are a very sarcastic people. The idea that we don't is just typical British prejudice. We also, contrary to typical British belief, get irony. Like when an English guy is saying we should be disarmed.
@@Anon54387 You may get it- but in my considerable experiences many do not!!
I agree with gun💪🏻💪🏻 pro-Guns
I feel like, between the 17th and 20th centuries, most of the world didn't have to imagine what would happen if the English had guns
Lol
If a bad thing keeps happening, we fix it. But when the fix doesn't work, like stricter gun control hasn't worked in parts of america where it's been tried, we look for another solution. This is rich from the guy who's country has its head so far in the sand that they've started trying to regulate cooking utensils because people used them in place of guns.
We can all have guns in the UK. Talk about head in the sand. We banned handguns and machine guns and haven't had a single school shooting in over a quarter of a century. We can all own shotguns and rifles to this day, we don't need them, because we aren't cowards.
@@fatherofdragons4880 yep, the same morons think we have no guns in Australia, this mentality and ignorance is why America will always be a shithole.
@@fatherofdragons4880 woah mate. Don't let that bloke's jabs at your country get ya thinking it's true. He's just an uneducated one. I'm American. And I know the gun laws over there and here. Not all Americans do though, most have no common sense or the idea to research something
The reason gun control does not work in sections of the US as you claim, is because it is done in sections. When a person can cross a city or state border to skirt a law, they will and do.
@@adambrown2626 amen to that lol
So funny, best live comic out there.
Thanks god I live in Europe.
@James Butcher I've seen that claim. It only works if you use a very specific 5 yr period, and a very selective definition of 'mass shooting'. Try again :)
@@renatotuveri-ellis2276 Lots, Norway, Serbia, France, Macedonia, Albania, Slovakia, Finland, Switzerland, Belgium, and the Czech Republic. And that's just European nations...
@James Butcher I remember when ratboi use to cry two years ago that the mass shootings per capita doesn't even exist.
It's funny to see him now use a different cope.
@@renatotuveri-ellis2276 How delusional are you? Grow up, lmfao, stop projecting.
Russell, as someone who's uncle is so animate on guns, I can say you do accurate representation of the people who are crazy about their guns. I'm not a gun nut in anyway, I actually think that guns are a problem. Anyway, good job as always Russell, I love your genius ways of covering topics and poking fun at them! Also little fact, in Detroit, there are more guns then people.
Leave your unfortunate country when you can ,my dear sir. You've got a brain. Want to keep it inside your skull?
Guns are the problem? Not people? I don't see guns walking down the street shooting people.
@@moappleseider1699 no but I see people walking down the street using those guns to murder thousands
Why do people shoot other people? They get angry, mental health problems, gang affiliations, passion crimes etc. There isn't a cause because a gun exists it is the intent behind the weapon always.
Guns aren't dangerous -but people are..
Can't you take personal responsibilty instead of Surrendering your Rights?"
Do you feel the same about the ban on sex toys, kinder eggs, homosexuality, abortion, collecting rain water, etc?
@@Alpha49642 ban on abortion would mean the mother can't terminate her innocent son/daughter.
The truly sad part of this video is that the part about pulling a gun because you held the door for someone and didn't get thanked just happened in Connecticut.
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At one point the news was saying there was 276 mass shooting and when I looked at the evidence more than half of them had no deaths😂
That’s funny because when I looked they all had at least 2
@@mazdaman2315 2018
@@mazdaman2315 unless you mean an average of 2 then I guess so
Yeah the media loves to lie about firearms deaths. They included cases like a man killing himself in his car in school property a "school shooting".
I want some of these people to walk into a place that sells firearms and ask for a 'machine gun' or an ' assault rifle' and see how long they actually have to wait before it's in their hands. There are a LOT of steps that have to take place before you are even allowed to PAY for it. It's not like you can get them out of a vending machine and walk away with it in less than a week. I tried to buy a pistol once and didn't realize my driver's license was expired ( by a day(. I got red flagged and was on that list for over a year. Even after my state issued picture ID ( driver's license ) was valid it took hours before i was allowed to even PAY for it. We have robust laws in place. If you were to hold the actual laws and regulations in your hands it would look like the Gutenberg bible. I have no criminal record and i was flagged for trying to buy a firearm without a valid ID. The laws are there but in some shady places they are not properly followed.
Now, to even be allowed to PAY for the fully automatic fire arm you have to apply for a tax stamp, then THAT gets reviewed over a many months long process and it may or may not be rejected.
When I was a kid, we had tornado and fire drills. Now kids have those and active shooter drills. It's insanity. The worst thing is that the people who really want guns will always find them. That's why most Americans don't want a gun ban of any kind. We live in a constant state of paranoia, and that's understandable given the crime rate in just my small city alone.
I suppose now there's so many guns there that like you say even if they banned them, the people who you wouldn't want to have them would get their grubby mits on them. 🤷♂️
@@chilli-iceolive-abode2447 That's what you anti gun people don't get. WE CAN MAKE GUNS. Look what happened when we banned liquor? Organized crime took over and the killings, death and destruction went way up. It's 2021, it's not that hard to make guns or ammo.
@@moappleseider1699 you've got a load of really bad comments on here that aren't good defenses. The fact you can make them doesn't mean you should have them. You enjoy shooting them, that's why you like them
@@moappleseider1699 okay I'm not particularly passionate either way. My comment was just basically reaffirming what the original comment said.
Okay that's great then you can buy then legally, illegally or make them whatever you can afford I guess. ✌️
@THUN QI FAY - I'm not uneducated.
I guess for him the Waukesha massacre doesn't count because the driver was a "POC"!
Seeing this was about gun violence and not White people being terrorists again, he probably cares
Who the hell outside America would want to live there
Guns are worth more than human lives.
Guns can be used to protect those lives, too
When was this recorded?
About 2 years ago. Trump was still president at the time
Your mum
I’m kidding just enjoy life! :)
I think it was taken down since this video was on the channel like 2 years ago
“Nobody has been dildo’ed to death.” 😂😂😂😂😂
I Love the second ammendment.
you mean the part about the well regulated militia. I love that part too.
@@Kami84 and the part about keeping and bearing arms
I agree 100%. I an American and I find it appaling nothing changes in regards to gun control. U should not be able to have an assault rifle as an ordinary citizen. The USA needs strong gun control laws. I am disgusted with the "thoughts and prayers". If the 20 children who were executed in Sandy Hook did not move people to adopt stronger gun control laws nothing will.
Assault rifle = selective fire, by the legitimate definition, which types of firearms have been banned for quite sometime now. I’m curious as to what gun specifically you would prefer not be sold commercially?
@James Butcher "Na, gun control always ends bad. US got the best laws."
EVERY other 1st world country has tighter gun laws, and EVERY other 1st world country has a FRACTION the US homicide rate. Several of them outrank the US in EVERY freedom index too :)
@@ratofvengence How racist, suggesting we can only compare the US to 1st world countries, when you mean white countries, and then being wrong because Brazil and Mexico both have higher rates.
xD
@@user-tf5lg7fc9s Oh yeah, the US is much more on the level of developing crime ridden nations, right? 🤣
@@ratofvengence You don't know the US has more undeveloped land and no police than plenty of other nations? lmfao
What's your point? You're saying Brazil and Mexico aren't developed nations? How ignorant and racist.