Videos tagged with Gun Violence Statistics

This video aims to debunk the narrative of widespread danger, particularly in schools, by analyzing data and challenging media portrayals. It argues that violence statistics are often misrepresented to create fear and that campus safety has actually improved. The content positions responsible gun owners as being vindicated by this data and emphasizes a focus on truth, data, and common sense over political agendas.

This video discusses the apparent decrease in "gun violence" without the implementation of further gun control measures, as framed by Democratic arguments. It questions the narrative and suggests a disconnect between policy proposals and observed trends. The title implies a political or analytical take on gun policy debates.

This YouTube video, titled 'Survey Says: Left More Likely To Use Guns For Violence,' suggests a controversial finding based on a survey. The description highlights an admission from the left regarding gun usage for violence. It also includes extensive affiliate links for various products including coffee, apparel, firearm accessories, and survival gear, as well as support options like Patreon and SubscribeStar. The content appears to be politically charged and geared towards a libertarian or conservative audience interested in gun rights and related topics.

This video discusses the significant issue of over 28,000 stolen firearms recovered at crime scenes from a single state. It aims to reveal the cost associated with criminals acquiring these stolen weapons. The content also promotes the channel's Patreon, recommended products, merchandise, and prayer request submission, alongside social media links.

This video analyzes the paradox of the United States holding nearly 50% of the world's civilian firearms while not leading in global gun violence per capita. It challenges common assumptions by presenting statistics that place the U.S. outside the top 10 for gun deaths per 100,000 people. The content highlights that concentrated gun violence in the U.S. is often localized in a small percentage of counties, suggesting a focus on root causes is crucial rather than solely on gun ownership rights. The video also promotes various merchandise and resources related to the Second Amendment and firearms ownership.

This video criticizes an ABC News report concerning gun control in America, framing it as an "Australian B-Team" effort. The creator expresses strong opposition to the perspectives presented in the ABC article and vows to "show no mercy" in debunking their arguments. The description mentions an advertisement for American Hartford Gold, suggesting a potential alignment with a pro-gun or financial freedom perspective.

This YouTube video analyzes a supposed "propaganda backfire" from gun control advocates, suggesting their own content inadvertently proves that "Biden's 'Gun Violence' IS WORSE." The creator aims to dissect the gun control narrative and highlight perceived inconsistencies or failures in their messaging, particularly in relation to crime statistics during the Biden administration compared to a previous one.

This video critiques a CNN report and the narrative pushed by gun control advocates. The creator argues that the focus has shifted from gun violence statistics, which they claim have decreased, to mass shootings. They suggest this shift is a deliberate propaganda tactic to promote a new agenda. The video aims to 'destroy the new narrative' and includes links to a related t-shirt and an Ohio Attorney General's news release on concealed carry laws. The content is highly focused on political commentary surrounding gun rights.

This video analyzes data indicating a 50% year-over-year decrease in school "incidents," directly challenging a prevailing gun control narrative. It leverages breaking data to argue against common talking points surrounding gun violence in schools, suggesting the narrative is being "nuked from orbit." The description also includes promotional links for VNSH Holsters and custom apparel.

This YouTube video analyzes a reported 186% increase in "gun violence" in Vermont, framing it as an "ideal gun control environment." The creator suggests this data is problematic for gun control advocates, especially in contrast to a national 6% decline in gun violence. The video aims to highlight perceived inconsistencies or failures in gun control policies based on this specific statistic.

This podcast episode delves into the 2021 gun death data, citing sources from the FBI and CDC. The hosts aim to dissect and present this complex data in a clear and understandable manner, allowing the statistics to reveal their own narrative. The goal is to provide an objective breakdown of gun violence statistics to inform the audience. The description also promotes channel memberships for exclusive perks.

This 'This Week in Guns' episode covers significant legislative updates and legal challenges impacting firearm ownership. Topics include a congressional testimony by the host, Florida's new concealed carry bill becoming law, and the repeal of pistol purchase permits in North Carolina. The video also addresses misinformation regarding gun violence statistics, particularly concerning children, and discusses the legal implications of pistol brace rulings. Political events like the indictment of Donald Trump and discussions about civil unrest are also touched upon, alongside endorsements for Second Amendment advocacy groups.