Videos tagged with Marijuana

This video discusses the legal implications of cannabis use in relation to federal firearm regulations, specifically referencing Form 4473. It highlights the conflict between current laws that can lead to a permanent gun ban for any cannabis user, even if not currently intoxicated, and the argument that this constitutes an overreach beyond intoxication rules. The discussion centers on the legal challenges to this broad prohibition, framing it as a potential violation of due process and Second Amendment rights. The content aims to inform viewers about the current legal landscape and ongoing challenges regarding gun ownership for cannabis users.

This video delves into the critical legal intersection of marijuana use and Second Amendment rights in the United States. It highlights the filing of amicus briefs by gun-rights groups, including CRPA, urging the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) to hear the US v. Harris case. The core question is whether individuals who use marijuana can be legally prohibited from purchasing firearms. The video places this case in the context of 29 other Second Amendment-related cases before the Court this term, including the 'vampire rule' case, Woolford, and the cannabis-focused Harmony case. It aims to explain how the Harris case could significantly shape the future coexistence of cannabis and gun ownership rights.

This video discusses the Supreme Court case US v. Hemani, which concerns the prohibition of firearm ownership for users of controlled substances, specifically focusing on federal law (18 US Code, Section 922(g)(3)) versus state legality of cannabis. The analysis highlights the Gun Owners of America's (GOA) involvement and criticizes the Department of Justice's choice of a terror suspect as the plaintiff in this case, suggesting potential consequences for gun owners regarding their Second Amendment rights.

This video delves into the critical legal case of United States v. Hemani, where the Supreme Court will decide if marijuana use disqualifies individuals from owning firearms. The content argues this case is not about cannabis but about governmental power and the potential erosion of constitutional rights. It highlights concerns that if gun ownership can be restricted over marijuana, it could pave the way for further restrictions based on prescription medications, mental health, or even political beliefs. The creator emphasizes that the Bill of Rights was established for all citizens, not just those deemed 'perfect,' and freedom is not a negotiable privilege. The video encourages viewers to support the Second Amendment and features promotional links for related merchandise and advocacy groups.

This video discusses recent developments concerning the ATF, including the confirmation of a new director and a bill introduced to abolish the agency. It also covers a court ruling that allows individuals who use marijuana to possess firearms, and a separate incident involving the ATF's seizure of grenades. The description also includes promotional links for insurance, apparel, and various gun rights organizations.

This video from Guns & Gadgets Media discusses a significant Supreme Court ruling concerning the Second Amendment rights of marijuana users. The content likely delves into the legal implications and potential impact of this decision on firearm ownership for individuals who consume marijuana. The description also includes various affiliate links for support, merchandise, and organizations related to gun rights, suggesting a strong focus on the political and legal aspects of the Second Amendment.

This video discusses the recent guilty verdict of Hunter Biden on federal gun charges, focusing on the specific question on the ATF Form 4473 regarding drug use. The presenter, identifying as a lawyer, expresses mixed feelings, acknowledging the legal violation while questioning the relevance of marijuana use to firearm acquisition. The video touches on the legality of marijuana, the conflict between state and federal laws, and the dilemma faced by lawful marijuana users. It also briefly promotes Father's Day sales and various merchandise from The PewPewLife. The presenter solicits viewer opinions on the verdict and the form's questions.

This video explores the intersection of marijuana use and Second Amendment rights for gun owners in the US. It delves into the history of cannabis in America, from its medicinal past and periods of prohibition to its current shift towards legalization. The content aims to inform gun owners who use cannabis, either medically or recreationally, and those looking to enter the shooting hobby, about the legal nuances and potential impacts on their firearm rights. The description also encourages viewer engagement through likes and subscriptions.

This video discusses the DEA's potential reclassification of marijuana and its implications for gun owners, particularly in light of existing federal laws that prohibit drug users from possessing firearms. It also touches upon unrelated firearms-related news, including an Alabama politician's push to raise the concealed carry age, Commerce Department restrictions on firearm exports, a study contradicting anti-gun group crime ratings, and Colorado's efforts to compromise on safe storage laws for firearms in vehicles. The central theme is that even with marijuana reclassification, federal prohibitions on firearm ownership for users will likely remain.

This video explores the intersection of cannabis legalization and firearm rights, framing both as political tools. It highlights how these issues are used in political discourse and policy debates. The description includes links to merchandise, a backup YouTube channel, and Patreon, indicating a focus on viewer support rather than traditional sponsorships. The content seems to be aimed at an audience interested in current events, political commentary, and their relationship with personal freedoms.

This video discusses a recent action by the ATF to demand that Arkansas stop issuing concealed carry licenses to individuals who use marijuana. The uploader expresses frustration, viewing this as the ATF ignoring a 5th Circuit court decision. The content focuses on the legal and policy implications of this directive, particularly concerning Second Amendment rights and marijuana use.

This video discusses the Fifth Circuit's ruling in *US v. Daniels*, which struck down a federal law (18 U.S.C. Section 922(g)(3)) that prohibits unlawful users of controlled substances from possessing firearms. The court found that the law, as applied to Patrick Daniels who used marijuana multiple days per month, violated the Second Amendment because the government presented no evidence of his intoxication at the time of arrest and the historical tradition of firearm regulation does not support disarming sober citizens based solely on past drug usage. The video explains how this decision relates to the *Bruen* analysis and mentions the case of Hunter Biden in the context of Second Amendment rights.