Videos tagged with triggered

This video appears to be highly controversial, indicated by the title's use of hashtags like #dontblink, #cameraman, #triggered, and #gunviolence. The description is blank, offering no additional context. Given the strong keywords related to gun violence and public reaction, the content is likely provocative and may generate strong opinions. The specific nature of the content beyond the title is unclear.

This video title suggests a highly subjective and potentially confrontational discussion, possibly related to perceived internet trolling or sensitive topics, using hashtags like 'stupid', 'triggered', and 'trolling'. The inclusion of 'algorithm' hints at a commentary on online content dynamics. While 'rdr3' and 'rdrd2' appear, which are abbreviations for Red Dead Redemption 3 and Red Dead Redemption 2, these are video games and not firearms themselves. However, the presence of these game titles might imply a context where virtual firearms or gaming-related discussions about them are present. Without a description or transcript, the precise nature of any firearm discussion remains speculative, but the keywords lean towards opinion and reaction rather than direct firearm review or technical content.

This YouTube video announces the return of the channel 'Triggered' and celebrates reaching 1 million subscribers. The title and description are identical, indicating a straightforward celebratory message from the creator to their audience. No specific firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or topics are mentioned, making it a general channel announcement rather than content about specific firearm-related subjects.

This YouTube video, titled "What If Travis McMichaels Shot Rosenbaum and Kyle Shot Aubrey?", from the series "Triggered with Instructor Mike and Friends", explores a hypothetical scenario where the individuals involved in a real-life incident have their actions attributed to different actors. The description clarifies that the discussion revolves around switching the 'actors' rather than the 'actions', suggesting a thought experiment about how the legal or public perception might differ based on who committed the acts. The content likely involves analysis and discussion, possibly touching on legal precedents, self-defense laws, or public opinion concerning the case.

This YouTube video, titled 'What Firearms Instructors Deal With When Training Some People', hints at the challenges and unique situations firearms instructors encounter when teaching individuals. The description includes hashtags related to being 'triggered' and mentions 'instructormikeandfriends', suggesting a focus on the instructor's perspective and potentially humorous or relatable experiences in a training environment. The content likely revolves around common mistakes, misunderstandings, or unexpected reactions from trainees during firearms instruction.

This video snippet from 'Triggered with Instructor Mike and Friends' discusses the topic of carrying a firearm on the inner thigh, a question that arose from a viewer during the show. The hosts explore this specific carry method, which became a focal point. The video also promotes the show's regular broadcast time every Wednesday at 8 PM Central Standard Time.

This YouTube video showcases an intense predator hunting experience, focusing on the pursuit and elimination of two coyotes with a single shot. The title highlights the use of a suppressed firearm and the "TRIGGERED" production, emphasizing the high-stakes nature of the hunt. The description further reinforces the intensity and the continuation of a "Pack Wrecking Streak" by Team OPS. The video also includes promotional links to their website and social media, as well as a registered service mark for "Predator Hunting: SUPPRESSED®."

This NRATV segment featuring Grant Stinchfield and Dana Loesch discusses Southern Methodist University's decision to ban a 9/11 memorial display from a prominent campus location. The stated reason for the ban is to prevent students from being 'triggered' or offended by the display. Stinchfield expresses concern that if such actions occur at SMU, a university in Dallas, similar events could spread across the country.