Videos tagged with Bloomberg

This video discusses the ongoing lawsuit against Ruger by Everytown, an organization associated with Michael Bloomberg, and seeks viewer input on how Ruger should respond. It touches on legal challenges faced by firearm manufacturers and potential industry reactions, framing the discussion within the context of Second Amendment rights and manufacturer responses to external pressures. The content is primarily informational and discussion-based, aiming to engage the audience on a significant legal issue impacting the firearms industry.

This video discusses a Bloomberg article that uses Taylor Swift concerts to justify gun bans in "sensitive places." Mark Smith of Four Boxes Diner, a constitutional attorney and Second Amendment scholar, analyzes this development. The discussion focuses on legal arguments surrounding gun control in crowded venues and the potential constitutional implications of such bans, referencing the Second Amendment and court rulings.

This video discusses an alleged plot by 'big money left' organizations, including Bloomberg and Giffords, to ban all magazine-fed firearms for civilians. The creator asserts that these efforts are already in motion and are not mere speculation. The video also promotes merchandise and backup channels for the creator.

This YouTube video discusses a Supreme Court decision that reportedly thwarted an attempt by the Mexican government to bankrupt American gun manufacturers, a move that would have also disappointed Michael Bloomberg and his allies. The channel, "TYMP Pistol Project," advocates for responsible gun ownership, the Second Amendment, and appreciation for sporting and defensive firearms. The description also highlights viewer support and mentions official merchandise, a backup channel, and Patreon/Subscribestar links.

This video discusses Washington state's passage of a new 'Permit to Purchase' law, criticizing it as anti-Second Amendment and a win for Michael Bloomberg. The channel advocates for responsible firearm ownership and the Second Amendment, with a focus on sporting and defensive firearms. It promotes viewer support through merchandise and patronage.

This video discusses the closure of SCCY Firearms, questioning if it's a strategic win for anti-gun organizations like those backed by Michael Bloomberg. The creator emphasizes the importance of supporting American gun manufacturers and the Second Amendment. The channel advocates for responsible gun ownership and relies on viewer support, explicitly stating no sponsors are allowed. It also promotes official merchandise and encourages viewers to join as members or patrons.

This video appears to be a commentary on a fundraising email sent by Everytown, an organization advocating for gun control. The title and description strongly suggest the content will analyze the email's content, likely criticizing its tone or claims, and framing it as a sign of the organization's perceived desperation or ineffectiveness. The creator claims 'YOU ARE WINNING,' implying a victory for gun rights advocates. The mention of a "non-cancellable commerce platform" in regulated industries hints at potential discussions around the business and financial aspects related to firearms or the gun control debate. The video is likely to be opinion-based and politically charged, focusing on the gun rights vs. gun control narrative.

This episode of GunForHireRadio, #607, focuses on political and legal discussions surrounding gun rights, particularly in New Jersey and New York. The title suggests a critique of "Marxist" policies and a defense of the Second Amendment based on "History, Text, and Tradition." The description contrasts this with "emotions and Bloomberg cash," implying a fight against anti-gun advocacy. The content is likely a commentary or analysis of current events impacting gun owners and the firearms industry.

This video discusses Michael Bloomberg's criticism of "Violence Interrupters," characterizing them as lacking empirical data, a tactic the creator suggests is common among gun control advocates. The creator implies that gun control proponents constantly shift definitions and goals to suit their agenda. The content references an article from Bloomberg.com for further context on gun violence as a public health threat.

This video criticizes Everytown for Gun Safety, an organization associated with Michael Bloomberg, for allegedly misrepresenting firearm accident data involving children. The creator argues that the group is stooping to a new low by twisting statistics to promote gun control. The video aims to discuss and debunk these misrepresented "gun stats" and calls for people to engage in the discussion. A reference article from NPR is provided.

This video discusses Michael Bloomberg's pledge of $3 million to train anti-gun candidates for upcoming elections. The content creator expresses significant concern about this initiative, highlighting it as a problematic development. The video aims to discuss the implications of this funding and its potential impact on gun rights, encouraging viewers to engage with the topic. Links to relevant articles from Everytown for Gun Safety and The New York Times are provided for further reference.

This ARFCOM News video covers several firearm-related legal and political topics. It discusses the possibility of the ATF being "cancelled," the Ninth Circuit vacating a decision in Duncan v. Becerra regarding magazine capacity limits, and new filings in the Miller v. Becerra lawsuit challenging assault weapons bans. The video also mentions a "spooky boi study" from Johns Hopkins related to firearms and a Florida bill that could significantly alter the concealed carry permit process. The description encourages viewers to visit TNVC and the ARFCOM Teespring store, and follow them on social media.