Videos tagged with Gun Violence Research

This video critically analyzes a new gun control "study," alleging it is based on unsubstantiated estimates and assumptions, labeling it as "outright propaganda." The content creator urges viewers to disseminate this critique widely. The video appears to challenge the methodology and conclusions of a study related to gun violence, likely from a source like CNN, suggesting it lacks factual basis and serves a political agenda.

This video discusses a Rutgers University study revealing that many gun owners, especially newer ones, lie about firearm ownership in polls due to social stigma, privacy concerns, and fear of biased legislation. The study suggests that up to 60% of Americans may own firearms, doubling previous estimates. The presenter, Colion Noir, argues that these 'quiet gun owners' are misrepresented, and the misuse of poll data is exploited for political agendas, particularly concerning gun control. The video encourages viewers to subscribe and stay informed about Second Amendment issues and promotes various pro-2A initiatives and merchandise.

This video discusses how Democrats have allegedly found a way around federal law to fund 'gun violence' research, with the narrator criticizing NPR's reporting as propaganda. The content appears to delve into the political and legislative aspects surrounding firearm research funding, particularly referencing the Dickey Amendment and the CDC's grant process. The description also promotes the Sonoran Desert Institute for firearms education.

This video critically examines the societal factors and underlying issues that contribute to the creation of individuals who commit acts of violence, particularly mass shootings. Instead of solely focusing on reactive measures like responding to active shooter events, the discussion delves into preventative strategies. It prompts a deeper consideration of the root causes, aiming to foster a safer environment by addressing the genesis of such tragedies.

This video analyzes a Democratic Senator's apparent endorsement of gun control research funding within an Omnibus bill. The title suggests a shift from covert to overt political maneuvering regarding gun policy. The description highlights the senator's celebration of this funding, framing it as a significant development that the 'Dem Senators are coming out in celebration.' The content likely discusses the implications of this research funding for gun rights and Second Amendment advocacy, as well as the political landscape surrounding gun control in the United States.

This YouTube video from The Gun Collective, hosted by Jon Patton, discusses H.R. 6575, the Protecting Americans from Gun Violence Act of 2022. The episode focuses on the allocation of millions of dollars towards CDC gun violence research and frames it as a fight for gun rights. The description also includes affiliate links for shooting accessories and apparel, as well as links to support the channel and watch ad-free.