Videos tagged with college

This video, indicated by the title and description, focuses on a current event involving an active shooter on a college campus. The creator emphasizes that the content is purely for informational and educational purposes, sourced from publicly available and credible information, and does not reflect personal opinions. The description also highlights various training opportunities, gear discounts, and the creator's social media presence, suggesting a broader focus on firearms and preparedness within their content. A disclaimer about the potential for errors and encouragement for independent verification is also provided.

This video discusses an incident where a college professor allegedly ridiculed a student's Second Amendment rights and religious beliefs. The description includes promotional links for legal services specializing in self-defense cases, a tip jar, channel memberships, an email list, and various affiliate marketing partnerships covering coffee, outdoor gear, cybersecurity, and survival supplies.

This video highlights a peculiar situation where a state university, which has previously banned pepper spray, is now found to be selling it. The content likely explores the hypocrisy or inconsistency of the university's policies. Affiliate links to Blackout Coffee Company and other products are included.

This YouTube Short, titled 'What Does a Half Million $ Harvard Education Get You?', uses a provocative question to likely explore the value or outcomes of an expensive education. The description includes the hashtags #shorts, #harvard, and #education, indicating the video's focus on educational experiences and potentially a critique or reflection on the return on investment from prestigious institutions like Harvard. Given the title and hashtags, the content is likely to be a commentary or personal reflection rather than a demonstration of firearms or related equipment.

This video discusses a lawsuit filed by two students against Michigan State University. The students claim they were compelled to make donations to Planned Parenthood, which they oppose. The description includes numerous affiliate links for various companies selling coffee, apparel, survival gear, firearms accessories, and VPN services. It also provides links to the creator's other social media platforms and support pages.

This YouTube Shorts video humorously contrasts the first day of college experiences of civilians versus veterans. It uses a comedic approach to highlight potential differences in their approaches to a new environment. The video description includes calls to action for checking out the creator's other content, sponsors (Roccat, Turtle Beach), and a gear list. It also provides business inquiry contact information and a P.O. Box address.

This YouTube Short humorously contrasts the first day of college experiences between civilians and veterans. It uses a comedic approach to highlight potential differences in their adjustment to a new academic environment. The video aims to entertain with relatable or exaggerated scenarios, likely drawing on common stereotypes or observations about military transition to civilian life.

This YouTube Short humorously compares returning to college with the different branches of the military. While not explicitly featuring firearms, the title and description hint at a potentially satirical take on military culture and its transition to civilian life, possibly drawing parallels to the discipline or structure associated with each branch.

This YouTube Short humorously depicts the first day of college for civilians versus veterans. The title and description suggest a relatable experience for those who have served in the military and are transitioning to higher education, implying potential differences in their approach or perspective compared to civilian students. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the creator promotes several brands and social media platforms, indicating an active online presence likely related to lifestyle or content creation that may occasionally involve firearms.

This video announces a partnership between Antonia Okafor, founder of emPOWERed 2A, and GOA (Gun Owners of America). emPOWERed 2A is a college organization focused on self-defense and advocating for the right to keep and bear arms. Antonia Okafor is highlighted for her advocacy, particularly on college campuses. The announcement suggests this collaboration will amplify the reach and impact of both Antonia Okafor and emPOWERed 2A in promoting Second Amendment rights.

This video features Dr. Everett Piper discussing his book "This is Not a Daycare" with Bill Whittle on NRATV. The discussion focuses on Dr. Piper's concerns regarding the state of higher education in the United States, specifically the perceived shift in university environments. The context is provided by the "Bill Whittle's Hot Mic" program, airing on NRATV.

This YouTube video features a discussion between Colion and Liam Nuhring, a college student who has faced obstacles in establishing an NRA club on his campus. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by pro-Second Amendment students in academic environments. The video is part of the "CN Live" series on NRATV, broadcasting live episodes Monday through Thursday.