Videos tagged with Overton Window

This video discusses the political landscape surrounding the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) budget in Congress. It highlights a trend of increasing congressional support for cutting the ATF's budget and potentially rolling back gun control measures. The content emphasizes the impact of grassroots activism in shifting the Overton window for gun owners and encourages viewer engagement through donations and following the organization on social media. The description also includes a repeated, slightly different budget cut percentage, indicating ongoing discussions.

This video discusses a perceived shift in public discourse favoring Second Amendment rights, referencing the concept of the Overton Window. The speaker, constitutional attorney and Second Amendment scholar Mark W. Smith, highlights his expertise and the influence of his scholarship, which has been cited by legal professionals and federal judges. The discussion also touches upon the "four boxes" of American liberty: the soap box, ballot box, jury box, and ammunition box, emphasizing the need for understanding these to defend liberty and stay informed on Bill of Rights news and analysis.

This YouTube Short discusses the evolving public perception and political discourse surrounding firearms that are perceived as targets for bans by liberal factions. The title suggests a shift in the "Overton Window" regarding which types of firearms are considered acceptable or subject to restriction, implying a change in what is politically feasible to propose for prohibition. The hashtags hint at a pro-Second Amendment stance and a rejection of certain narratives often associated with gun control advocacy.

This video uses the New Mexico Governor's executive order suspending firearm carry rights as a case study to discuss the Overton Window, a concept in political philosophy that defines the spectrum of socially acceptable norms. The discussion delves into the ramifications of this order, suggesting that impeaching the governor has moved from the fringes to the center of public discourse. The video aims to analyze the normative nature of this shift and its consequences within the political and social landscape.

This video analyzes a political situation involving President Biden and the Republican party's attendance at an NRA meeting. The description suggests the author perceives Biden's reaction as a 'temper tantrum' and views the criticism of GOP attendance as an attempt to shift public opinion and isolate gun rights supporters. The content appears to be a commentary on the political discourse surrounding gun ownership and the NRA.

This video argues that the gun rights movement is gaining momentum, contrary to popular belief. It analyzes shifts in the 'Overton window' of public opinion regarding gun control, citing declining support for stricter gun laws and increasing gun ownership. Evidence presented includes a drop in approval for gun control policies from 67% in 2018 to 52% in 2021, record gun sales, and Professor Bill English's study indicating over 1.67 million defensive gun uses annually. The video suggests Americans are increasingly buying guns for self-defense and asserting their constitutional right to bear arms.

This video discusses the introduction of a bill, H.R. 3960, aimed at abolishing the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). The content highlights the significant implications of such a legislative move, extending beyond the mere dissolution of the agency. It references articles from Daily Caller, The Truth About Guns, Missouri Firearm Coalition, and GovTrack, as well as the concept of the Overton Window, suggesting a deep dive into the political and societal ramifications of this proposal.