Open and honest debate about gun control...

Open and honest, yet most know about as much about firearms as they do nuclear power plants...

Well said!!

This is not about reason or principle. It's about counting the votes, both now and -- especially -- in the future.

All I can say is "Wow, and AMEN". I am not on any social media, but I am sharing this with everyone I know, THANK YOU FOR POSTING!!!

I've been following Nick Freitas for a while. I would have voted for him in the last elections if I could have.

He is definitely an ally but he is only one man.

Nonetheless the share is welcome. Gotta get the word out that there are folks in the game worth voting for.

This is actually an older video. But when I saw it the first time, I raised my glass.

Inspiring.

We need this guy on the national stage....

Old stuff. Matters not that a few people in politics are on our side. We are being eaten alive by the communist - socialist eliminates in Washington and in state governments as well. Follow the money - everything, and I do mean everything - is for sale. We are fighting the global elite . These are the guys that print the money.

AMEN!

The left is absolutely dependent on political sleight-of-hand, misconceptions, knee-jerk reactions and the ignorance of the masses. If every voter was in possession of facts, not filtered through a leftist agenda, we wouldn't even be having this conversation.

BigBore44 said:

This is actually an older video.

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More recent video on open debate based on "factual data" and "reality" (Criminals don't follow gun control laws, etc.) shared on social media with live polls - Arguments/poll results surprisingly supportive of Second Amendment.




Attorney Colion Noir "educating" Bill Maher about guns and gun owners particularly discussion of people in lower economic status such as a single women/mothers' desire for self protection.


Women for self defense, why they need to be armed - Fastest growing segment gunowners - Future of gun ownership


During past 10 years, historical record setting number of guns were sold, many to people who never owned guns before. This growing voter base is the "new normal" that politicians must contend with. One shooting victim shares her heartfelt story of this reality.


One school responding to active shooters - Armed security, armed teachers and practical training of students


Restaurant staff in Colorado open carries while serving customers

Next generation voters (Millennials, Generation Z) are fully immersed in Google, Youtube, Social Media and have access to videos like these and most do not obtain their news from traditional media outlets:


Anti-gun supporter has no response when asked who the defenseless [woman] should rely on to protect them




Ben Shapiro torches gun control supporter with rapid fire facts


Gun rights woman makes a total fool out of clueless BBC reporter


John Stossel - "More Guns, Less Crime"


Dana Loesch and John Stossel on Gun Control Myths

More "realistic" discussion on gun control. At 5:45 minute mark of video when asked, "If my life was in danger, I would kill", everyone agreed and their comments are very interesting and revealing.

Pro-gun vs anti-gun: Is there middle ground?




Liberals for gun ownership and gun rights - "I don't want to give up any of my constitutional rights!"


Ron Paul - Progressives should defend gun rights


In response to racist violence, more African Americans look to bear arms


Pro-gun LGBT group "Pink Pistols" fight hate crime with firearms

You really want to shake up a gun grabber? Tell them about DeShaney v. Winnebago Cty. 489 U.S. 189, (1989) where a social work agency could not be sued for failing to protect a client, which restates Warren v. District of Columbia (444 A.2d. 1, D.C. Ct. of Ap. 1981) where the D.C. police were held not liable for failing to protect two individuals who reported crimes and the police failed to respond for hours despite taking the call.

The Supreme Court reiterated this idea in Castle Rock v. Gonzales, 545 U.S. 748 (2005), where the Supreme Court ruled ruled, 7–2, that a town and its police department could not be sued for failing to enforce a restraining order, which had led to the murder of a woman's three children by her estranged husband. This happened even though a Castle Rock police officer gave explicit promises to the women that they would be protected by seeking the order.

The gist of it is police did not owe a specific duty to provide police services to the plaintiffs based on the public duty doctrine because the promises are to the society as a whole and not to any specific individual. If you really want to make them mad, tell them that the only time that you can sue for failure to be protected by the government is if the state has you in custody via arrest, jail, or prison (and to some extent schools for certain reasons due to other laws).

https://infogalactic.com/info/DeShaney_v._Winnebago_County
https://infogalactic.com/info/Warren_v._District_of_Columbia
https://infogalactic.com/info/Town_of_Castle_Rock_v._Gonzales

Did the Assault Weapons Ban work? | Gun Control Debunked

No.




More Guns to solve gun violence! More gun control, more crime! (With facts to back up)


Humorous but true aspects of gun control

bds said:

Did the Assault Weapons Ban work? | Gun Control Debunked

No.




More Guns to solve gun violence! More gun control, more crime! (With facts to back up)


Humorous but true aspects of gun control

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Thank you for those bds. Now if we can just get young people to take an interest and watch those videos. Without funny cats, pranks, or fails, many will never see them. I’ll do my best to share them.

No, because there is no mutual trust and respect, therefore, no honest discussion let alone problem solving can take place.

So work for it. The alternative is to sit in your basement, mumbling over your stack of high cap magazines.

Walkalong said:

Yes, no matter how bad it looks, we have to keep working to convince fence sitters and get the non hardcore antis to really talk about it. Nothing better than a convert to convince others.

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And millennials and Gen Zers are more likely watch and be convinced by videos like in post #18 than reading a long paragraph of argument. Their attention span is short. You have like 1-2 sentences before you lose their attention.