Videos tagged with USPS

This video appears to be a critical commentary on a leaked USPS memo, suggesting that it indicates continued negative treatment of gun owners. The description heavily promotes a range of sponsor products and services, including bulk food supplies from Ready Pantry, coffee from Blackout Coffee, legal protection services from Attorneys On Retainer, and Guns & Gadgets branded merchandise. It also provides links to join various pro-Second Amendment organizations. The video producer's social media and other platforms are listed, alongside their video production equipment. The content is presented for informational and entertainment purposes, with disclaimers about safe practices and legal product availability.

This video discusses a lawsuit filed by GOA (Gun Owners of America) against the United States Postal Service (USPS). The lawsuit challenges a 1927 ban on private citizens mailing firearms, which GOA argues infringes upon Second Amendment rights. The video features Phil explaining the details of the lawsuit and the historical context of the ban, which predates even the National Firearms Act. GOA's goal is to enable private citizens to mail firearms again.

This video discusses recent legal developments affecting firearm ownership. It highlights a federal judge striking down a Post Office gun ban, potentially impacting the ability of the USPS to prohibit firearms in its facilities. The video also touches upon a significant legal action where the DOJ is suing the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department and the Safeprovider's involvement in a lawsuit against Santa Clara County over excessive carry permit fees and psychological examination requirements. The title suggests the potential for federal agencies to support Second Amendment rights in unexpected ways, contrasting with previous restrictive measures.

This video discusses a federal judge's ruling in Texas that declared bans on carrying firearms in post offices unconstitutional. The decision is framed as a major Second Amendment victory, challenging the 'sensitive places' doctrine and potentially impacting other gun-free zones. The content highlights the involvement of the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) and the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) in the legal fight, emphasizing the lack of historical basis for such restrictions.

This YouTube Short discusses shipping issues related to the "MP Field Tool" and a "thank you gift." The title implies a negative experience with USPS, preventing the sender from receiving their intended package. The content seems to be a brief update or complaint about a delivery problem, likely related to firearm accessories or tools given the mention of "MP Field Tool."

This episode of Leaf & Barrel LIVE, titled "USPS FAILS....AGAIN!!", appears to focus on issues or problems encountered with the United States Postal Service, likely in relation to firearms or firearm-related shipments. As the title suggests a recurring problem, the discussion might involve frustrations, policy critiques, or personal anecdotes related to USPS handling of packages, potentially including firearms or their components. The content's relevance to the firearms community would depend on the specific nature of the USPS failures discussed.

This video discusses the legal aspects of shipping firearms through the mail. It aims to clarify the regulations and procedures involved in sending guns via postal services, differentiating between legal and illegal methods. The content is geared towards individuals who need to transport firearms and want to ensure compliance with all relevant laws.

This YouTube video appears to be a discussion or presentation, potentially featuring commentary on the USPS postal service and then transitioning to a segment with "Sonya Massey." Given the title "USPS Postal Carrier Sh*t! Then, Sonya Massey: Let's Talk," and the absence of specific firearm mentions, the content's primary focus is unclear regarding firearms. However, the presence of "Sh*t!" in the title might suggest a candid or potentially critical tone related to the postal service. The "Sonya Massey: Let's Talk" part indicates a conversational or interview-style segment.

This video discusses the historical tradition and legal basis for being disarmed at the Post Office. It delves into the case of United States v. Ayala, a challenge to 18 USC Sec. 930(a), which is now on appeal to the 11th Circuit. The presenter, William Kirk of Washington Gun Law, encourages viewers to educate themselves on this important legal matter concerning Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses the question of whether U.S. postal workers should be allowed to carry firearms. It references a federal judge's ruling in Florida that a postal worker bringing a gun to work violated Second Amendment rights. The discussion explores the practicalities and implications of arming postal workers.

This video announces a significant legal victory for gun owners, reporting that a law banning firearms in post offices has been ruled unconstitutional. The content focuses on Second Amendment rights and legal challenges to firearm restrictions. It also includes promotional links for the creator's email list, Patreon, merchandise, and partner organizations like Gun Owners of America, Firearms Policy Coalition, and Second Amendment Foundation.

This video from ARFCOM News discusses several firearm-related news stories. It highlights a case where a couple received a "loot crate" full of M16 rifles, questioning whether they would turn them in. The video also touches on the USPS spying on pro-gun protestors, the DOJ's claims about medical cannabis patients, President Biden's comments on AR muzzle velocity, and a federal judge blocking Delaware's ban on self-built firearm possession. Links to relevant news articles and sponsors like TNVC and Aimed Research are provided. The content focuses on current events and legal developments within the firearms community.