This YouTube video's title and description suggest a discussion about women increasingly acquiring firearms and pushing back against the gun control narrative. The creator implies this trend represents a significant setback for gun control advocates, potentially leading to a loss of support from key demographics. The description also includes a merchandise link.
This video features John and Kailey interviewing Kerry Slone of crimeresearch.org to discuss the relationship between firearms and domestic violence, focusing on the right to self-defense, particularly for women. The conversation touches upon the growing involvement of women in the firearms community, the effectiveness of background checks, and the importance of due process. They also mention specific legal cases like Rahimi and a New Jersey case, along with statistics on new gun purchases and denied background checks. The discussion highlights the justice system's potential failures and the need for individuals to be prepared.
This video features Cam Edwards interviewing Celia Bigelow about her Townhall article "Why Female Gun Ownership is Up 77% Since 2005." The discussion likely explores the reasons behind the significant increase in firearm ownership among women since 2005, potentially touching on societal changes, perceived threats, and the growing acceptance of firearms for self-defense and personal empowerment by women. The context suggests an analysis of demographic trends in gun ownership.
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