Videos tagged with Legal Fund

This video discusses the conviction of Dexter Taylor in New York for building his own firearms as a hobby, despite never firing them. The judge's statement that the Second Amendment "doesn't exist" in her courtroom is heavily criticized. The content highlights the disparity between the treatment of law-abiding citizens pursuing gunsmithing as a hobby and actual criminals in New York. It argues that making firearms for personal use is legal on a federal level under the Gun Control Act of 1968 and criticizes the judge's actions as "tyrannical." The video encourages support for Taylor's legal fund to appeal the conviction and set a precedent for Second Amendment rights. It also includes promotional material for hearing protection and merchandise.

This video discusses the ATF's attempts to confiscate solvent traps, which have become a point of contention due to the Final Frame and Receiver Rule. The content highlights a specific instance where the ATF was reportedly denied their confiscation attempt. It also emphasizes the necessity of a lawsuit against the ATF to prevent future seizures and encourages viewers to support Gun Owners of America (GOA) through their legal fund and membership.

This ARFCOM News segment covers several recent developments relevant to the Second Amendment community. It discusses Walmart's decision to bring guns and ammunition back to its shelves, a University of Miami official's demand to remove pro-Second Amendment signs from campus, and legal challenges against New Jersey's handgun carry ban by organizations like FPC and SAF. The video also mentions a proposed bill that would grant the ATF expanded powers, the National Shooting Sports Foundation's (NSSF) pledge to fight California's Microstamping 2.0 law, and the cancellation of SHOT Show 2021. Additionally, it highlights a legal fund for Kyle Rittenhouse and a stabbing incident in Quebec City.

This Gun Talk Radio segment discusses a controversial incident where a 4th grader was suspended from virtual school after a BB gun was visible in their background. The family is pursuing legal action against the school district. The discussion highlights concerns about virtual learning environments and potential overreactions to perceived threats. The video also promotes Gun Talk Radio's broadcast schedule and podcast availability.