Do Terrorist Sympathizers Have Gun Rights? | Yoots Can Carry Guns! | Bill To Legalize Silencers!!!

[@ob1coyote]

Any gun in my house is _secured_ unless I leave the door unlocked. You can argue about thieves 'til you turn blue, but nobody is locking up ALL their valuables every time they leave the house. Or do you have a TV safe? As for worrying about being prepared for thieves being armed when you enter your own house, you should probably worry about that regardless if they might be armed with your gun, their own, or someone else's. I'm not coming home to strangers in my house and breathing easy because I know they might not have my gun....

[@ARFCOMNews]

I disagree. I believe owning a gun holds certain ethical responsibilities that don't apply to most other property. Kind of like owning a dog or an aircraft.

[@ob1coyote]

@@ARFCOMNews But if someone stole your car and killed a bus full of school children then you're magically absolved for not taking every extra precaution you possibly could have? All of a sudden standard door locks and a factory alarm were all you felt were necessary. The ethical responsibility you have with a dog and an aircraft are related to how YOU use them. Not being responsible for how someone would use them if they could take them from you. How many people actually blame United and American airlines for 9/11? Sure, a few people that could profit from a law suit, but relatively no one else.

[@mouseshadow-f5k]

The security aspect I think most will miss with this statement is the education of arms early in life. In general, ANYONE entering without your express permission is hostile and a direct threat, and our society doesn't open carry socially like it did way back. A go bag is secure, corner double barrel behind the chair is secure, the .45 on the shelf above the front door is secure, the .40 with gorilla grounders under your pillow is secure. The ownership/living rights of the property is the first layer. We as a society say yeah, you can have stuff and people can't just take it or otherwise interfere with said person/place. Then structures and general concealment. I mean, yeah there's a banquet table of guns laid out, but the good stuff gets presented. Kick holster in the wall/beam/piano is nice, but in modern times get a nice voice command ceiling drop: barrier and extra happy friendly greeting. You could even add a drone for confusion and covered tracking. Good times. If your guns are all gathered up in a safe, they just steal the safe and your plasma torch and trolly. Oh, bio-lock the safety is one i forgot. Firearm knocked down to a whacking stick, still dangerous, but not as much. Can't believe I forgot about the bio locks, I love judge dredd

[@JohnDoe-uq9ni]

@@ARFCOMNews well lock up your hammers and knives everytime you leave

[@MI2APatriot]

@@ARFCOMNews Should we lock up our chainsaws then? How about an axe? Or maybe a nail gun? How about my kitchen knives? Please explain.

[@xxvjvxx]

if 18 is old enough to vote or go to war, then is old enough to buy alcohol /firearms

[@martinsonofwar395]

I will post this again: Taxation is theft. Theft is taking by force, threat of force, or coercion. Taxes is a goobermint thing. The tax man uses force, threat of force, or coercion. The tax man is inherently a political figure. Terrorism is the use of force or coercion to further political or religious ideas and goals. Therefore the tax man is a terrorist.

[@presidentmerkinmuffley6769]

There are but two classes of men, those who pay taxes and those who recieve and live upon taxes. -T. PAINE.

[@opencarry3860]

I have been pointing this out for years on deaf ears.

[@Rundark-]

Read the irs charter, there is no article 26 which grants them the power of distraint. They are smoke and mirrors, a paper tiger, an entity that operates on the people fear and ignorance. They are colorable, a fraud, and they evaporate when you send them a bill.

[@fartinthewind933]

That may be true but what are we going to do about it? The Constitution doesn't exist anymore in reality it's just a piece of paper that only we live by.

[@barfo281]

Taxation is NOT theft. It is extortion. Theft would imply that you don't know who took something from you - they took it when you weren't looking. But you actually consent and give it to the takers, under coercion - generally, the threat of imprisonment or murder by a hero with a badge.

[@vicdiaz5180]

I don’t care what a person beliefs are or their religion if they didn’t threaten anybody their rights should not be violated. I hope this man wins!

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaa373]

4:00 something to keep in mind is that vast swaths of America sympathize with Luigi M, and vast swaths still sympathize with Jan 6 protestors, and portions of the government would apply that label to both of those - meaning NJ's decision would probably disarm the vast majority of Americans. Not to mention those who sympathize with the founding fathers.

[@silencedogood9835]

In other words, Dempublicans = Republicrats and they just want all citizens to be enslaved prisoners.

[@squillium3091]

The way I'd argue the Hearing Protection Act to Dems - "European countries don't regulate silencers, they encourage ppl to use them."

[@JamesLaster_NW]

The only problem is doing anything based on Europe’s rights and opinions.

[@Minuteman4Jesus]

@@JamesLaster_NW It's using the Left's own attitudes & tactics against them. They are always comparing Europe to the USA to sucker low-information voters (rank & file Democrats).

[@dark2023-1lovesoni]

Literally gun mufflers for the civilized age. The issue is that if they agree, then they'll try to make 'em mandatory.

[@squillium3091]

@@JamesLaster_NW the ends justify the means

[@barfo281]

"Hearing Protection Act" is Fuddery....begging government for permission for something they have no constitutional authority to control.

[@1320pass]

Whisper pickles are not pew pewz, thus no 4473 needed. Should be able to buy them just like any other accessory.

[@vols-deep]

you can print em for free & avoid being subservient to the regime at the same time

[@squillium3091]

@@1320pass That's how the law works in all of Europe, and they have WAY stricter gun laws, but they see silencers as accessories, and don't regulate them

[@1320pass]

@@squillium3091 yep, over here it's follow the money. The regime likes to get in our pockets for that 200 bucks. Side effect too is getting everyone on a big LIST.

[@DocMitchell69]

Yeah, no. The 4473 is fine. You really want a felon or violent criminal to stroll in to your LGS, throw cash on the counter and walk out with suppressors? No thanks.

[@secondamendment1927]

The Founding Fathers were part of the T group, according to England at the time. We don't have to like what they think, we don't have to like what they say. We do have to respect their human rights-both to think & say, and to be armed. If we're drawing a line, it's gotta be at "I'm planning to do "x" terrible thing" The entire house is a safe. If the criminal has already broken in the jig is up. The bagged handgun in the toilet tank is just as likely to not be found as the collection in the safe is to not be stolen-either the whole safe, or from the cut open safe door, curtousy of the power tools a lot of gun owners also have. It all comes down to how much time the criminal has to search/work.

[@ARFCOMNews]

This guy had glass on his front door. Everybody has to decide for themselves how best to approach the problem. But it deserves consideration.

[@timothyhardy6421]

​@ARFCOMNews i have a steel door with a steel barricade bar and reinforced hinges on both my front and back door. 😂

[@ARFCOMNews]

Probably not when you're gone, though, right?

[@dustinenoch8396]

We here in Davenport happen to be close to the largest truck stop in the world, thank you very much

[@ob1coyote]

Spent many hour's in the Iowa 80 thirty years ago. Is it aging well?

[@mikeks8181]

Beautiful Place to Visit! I'm from Pa and have visited my friends Very close by many times!

[@carsoncasmirri3874]

Ate there once, nice buffet and perfect placement when going from DesMoines to Chicago

[@enderwiggin9303]

Did a one day round trip from Omaha to PA and back.. stopped there at about 3 am, pretty damn 😎

[@JuiceJive]

Actually, based on at least how you described it, Springfield didn't deny his renewal based on political speech, but rather on the hearsay of the "concerned citizen" that he'd expressed political speech, as the posts had been deleted. Which is an extra cherry on top.

[@jerryshelton1481]

Basically concerned citizen aka we had to make something up to deny you the right to bear arms

[@swagginfarmer]

Thanks for what you do fellas.

[@dalepres1]

I was all set for a fight over whether terrorist sympathizers should have guns but you stopped it cold by getting it exactly correct. The right of the people to keep and bear arms is a human right, not a privilege of those compliant with the demands of government. All humans have that right, regardless of age, religion, political background, etc. Good job.

[@edb4526]

Thank you.

[@ARFCOMNews]

No. Thank YOU.

[@EmekaTNwosu]

Advise... INSIST ON A NAME VOTE. Not just by pushing the button.

[@scubaguy007]

How do you buy back something you never owned?

[@hateferlife]

Um, magic?

[@j_flo]

Silence is golden 🍿 🇺🇸🦅

[@DaveTex2375]

1:05 My first HD firearm was literally the clapped out maverick 88 with stock polymer furniture and a DIY 18" cut-down vent rib barrel courtesy of the previous owner.

[@dsan2910]

Love how Andrew is so good at what i would say, “lock up your shit private! You want to invite a barracks thief ?”

[@ARFCOMNews]

It's like some people never had someone to teach them personal responsibility.

[@RGary_Hall]

It’s about responsibility

[@chainsawsubtlety9828]

"Mexican President Claudia Scheinbaum..." Wait, what?

[@johnharker7194]

Ah Scheinbaum. A proper Mexican name.

[@ARFCOMNews]

Mexico has a good sized German population.

[@chainsawsubtlety9828]

@@ARFCOMNews Whose relatives were nowhere near Germany in the 1930s and 40s, I'm sure.

[@hateferlife]

@@chainsawsubtlety9828 They were on vacation.

[@hateferlife]

@@ARFCOMNews And because of this we have Dos Equis, thank goodness!

[@PaintedSkyDweller]

Stay armed… especially when you get home.

[@paleface8166]

Im wondering about "common use items" because of how many cans are out there now. 🤔

[@warrenharrison9490]

States should be barred from filing appeals, where rights are being infringed.

[@kimdearrington258]

Yessir, Bruen did determine that and much more which should have eliminated all of the unconstitutional legislation that states and the federal government has attempted to pass since then, and should strike down ANY attempts to restrict any types of WEAPONRY, and any types of restrictions on magazine capacities, or banning of anything firearm related as has been attempted by multiple states and our federal government, but it's as though the Bruen decision NEVER took place or set president over anything that Congress, the president, or any State lawmakers might try to pass as being legal legislation!

[@darthhodges]

The only kind of speech that should be grounds for a denial of gun rights are direct threats of violence. I would set the additional standard that they need to be egregious enough to warrant arresting the person outright. Agreeing with some of the views of a known terrorist organization (that also happens to be the elected government of a foreign country) is not enough, no matter how much anyone else disagrees with those views.

[@joehopper3720]

So you support the denial of rights, absent due process?

[@darthhodges]

@joehopper3720 Incorrect. Though I wasn't clear. Due process is required.

[@4theloveofChrist]

I never fail to say "well hello" before the music ends and the video starts :P

[@VCBird6]

If someone is holed up in my home by themselves... that's just plain unfortunate for them because my house has catastrophic fire insurance 😂

[@maw04747]

still sporting the UHF references! Bravo!

[@prongATO]

you ALWAYS know something is up when someone says "unregistered" firearms or guns, having a "gun registry" is patently unconstitutional, on its face.

[@jefferydebbink282]

Just wanted to say good luck and may the force be with you next week as you endure SHOT Show 2025. I know many get excited about the new products that’ll be featured but it’s a lot of work for folks like you guys to bring us content from the event. We appreciate all the work you do!

[@ARFCOMNews]

Thank you. It is indeed.

[@jacobstaten2366]

The only ways I can imagine someone deserving their permit denied is either we abolish permits and embrace constitutional carry, or they're actively threatening people while filing the forms.

[@Whitecat76]

Legalized wackytobaca smoking silencers

[@a.j.nelson5407]

“You’ve got to get your projects into Mexico in order to cash in.” So… give them to the ATF to get them there?!?!

[@rahmbo5473]

👍👊🔥 algorithm interaction bump

[@tmutant]

I love you too, man.

[@sheldoniusRex]

Yes. People who allegedly support terrorism but have not ever espoused specific acts of violence have gun rights.

[@crazy4milsurps]

@@sheldoniusRex exactly. There once was a time when a person had to actually commit a crime in order to be a criminal and a terrorist had to actually commit an act of terrorism to be a terrorist.

[@barfo281]

"No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms." - Thomas Jefferson You support infringements.

[@sheldoniusRex]

@@barfo281 actually commiting a crime is justification to remove one's rights. This is best done by armed self defense, but if an aggressor survives but is subsequently apprehended, he has lost his rights and until such consequences society has established through the publishing of laws are fulfilled, the aggressor exists in a state without those narrowly defined rights. By definition, he is not free, though the scope of which specific rights he has forfeited must be proportionate to the crime the aggressor has committed. Professing general support for a combatant in a foreign war is not terrorism. Actually enumerating a plan for specific acts of violence, or actually disseminating propaganda in support of specific acts of violence is a crime. Both civil law and military law penalize planning to commit violence against non-combatants, which is terrorism.

[@sheldoniusRex]

@@barfo281 I wonder if perhaps you read my comment too hastily to actually catch what I was saying.

[@barfo281]

@ That's a long way of saying you belong to the, "I'm super pro2A BUT......" crowd of infringement-supporting Fudds. Good day to you.

[@G43X]

The government has no right to restrict guns due to opinions. Regardless if those opinions hurts feelings.

[@RodZZilla]

Davenport is almost IL. ALMOST.

[@steveninaz9576]

Thank you Sir

[@georgemartinez3996]

Holy crap. Now you have to make a flying Chihuahua reference.

[@sentienthamster]

I find it hard to believe the buyback numbers are not pesos even though the articles say they aren't. In dollars, that ak is like 3 months of minimum wage there.

[@obfusciatehopper787]

A comment for the numbers brother

[@stevelyons2744]

How hard is it to get an ice cream truck into catboxico? A big one.

[@justme_gb]

2:52 *Hey!* Where'd y'all get my pitcher?!

[@CopperCooper420]

Not having a four legged fire team home at all times ready to put in work.....not gonna make it. 😬👍🐕🐕🐕🐕

[@vango1131]

God bless Texas and arfcom

[@wc7102]

Concealed Corn Dog! 😂

[@ScooterSafety]

If you're a government agent and you ever make the statement that you're "just following orders" then your duty guns should be taken away. Besides that people can say whatever they want and keep their guns.

[@TacDyne]

If they are US citizens, yes, they do... until they do something to change that to a no. How prepared? I once accidentally left our door open in the morning while leaving for work. When I got home I saw the door still cracked where I had left it, but did not remember leaving it open. The switch flipped and I CQB'd the entire house, twice. Then after realizing nothing had been touched, I remembered getting distracted while leaving. Only ever made that mistake once. Imagine needing a background check for ear muffs. Or ear plugs. Or toilet paper, or a back brace, or gloves.....

[@ETC_Rohaly_USCG]

Love you too!

[@mdpoff]

Called my Congressman, left a message. Won’t call my Senators, those two policritters would gargle bleach before they would vote pro gun.

[@kimdearrington258]

Yessir it is not the government's right to tell you how to store ammunition and or firearms, or anything else for that matter!

[@letaz77]

If suppressors are removed from the NFA, dos that mean Americans can build their own???

[@indoorkite651]

yes

[@hateferlife]

I know me, and I wouldn't grant me a permit. NJ is just being extra rn.

[@mouseshadow-f5k]

Well. Yeah, but i also know where all the stuff in various places that takes one round to...clean the area thoroughly. Like cold weather, it's all about layers. Be careful mad maxing your fuel tank

[@vegeta420z]

Smells like Cauliflower cooking? I don't know what that smells like 🤔

[@ARFCOMNews]

Farts.

[@engineer2001]

That Irish shooting piece can't be real because they've got "free elf care and no guns" over there, based on what they tell me all the time online.

[@volcomdork665]

Guys, get 1-2 bork bork nom noms. It will keep you from needing to worry about pvp when you come home.

[@workingguy-OU812]

Good show.

[@crazy4milsurps]

If you look at the definitions of terrorism and terrorist, it is a 100% match with what America calls law enforcement and police. Let's continue to ignore this tho......😂

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

Police enforce laws, so that would apply to police everywhere.

[@engineerinhickorystripehat]

​@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz the law is an opinion with a gun

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

@@engineerinhickorystripehat the law is enacted by representatives of the people.

[@UnstoppableYaris]

It is in fact NOT a "100% match", not even close... But let's keep spreading the idiocy of ill informed internet trolls.

[@crazy4milsurps]

@@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz yes legitimate comment but our police are exceptionally brutal compared to Europe for example where they do not support a shoot first policy. But you are correct wipe off the candy coating and they are all the same

[@dragonhealer7588]

Let's Go!🎉😊❤

[@RS-cw3oy]

New Jersey is a real place?

[@thomasboylan3751]

Another banger video

[@FrogSlough-y5n]

Something for the algorithm

[@justme_gb]

While I appreciate chipping away at gun laws on chisel strike at a time, silencers need to be available just like Walker and Peltor!

[@r.l.royalljr.3905]

"Is there anything a person could say that you think should get their permit denied?" Maybe something along the lines of "If you give me this permit I will use my weapon to hurt people who don't deserve it" but at that point he should probably also be in a straitjacket awaiting a psych eval.

[@SoMuchFacepalm]

The only thing I can think of is "I don't think people should have guns" Like, ok then, I'll be taking that off you then.

[@wildcat8598]

My rule if thumb is too not leave any tools layups NF out where they can be seen. Short of a safe nothing will keep it from being stolen rather it’s behind a door or in a closet/dresser. I keep them in the safe except for my edc. I feel like if the world goes to shit I’ll have time to open my safe😂

[@nobodytoyou4887]

So if the hearing protection act passes, what would that mean for home made whisper pickles, are back on the menu?

[@ARFCOMNews]

Yes and no. It's got some language in it that would make kit type things like "solvent traps" regulated as firearms. So, if I understand it correctly (and I'm not speaking with perfect confidence here) I believe you would be able to make a silencer at home, just like a Title I firearm, and you would not have to affix a serial number. But you wouldn't be able to find a "kit" easily because all of them should transfer as a Title I firearm also. So Maglite tube and freeze plugs would be good to go, but no solvent trap? But don't quote me.

[@nobodytoyou4887]

@ARFCOMNews also 3d printer go brrr with some lost pla casting ;P

[@ARFCOMNews]

Or you print a mold for wax for traditional lost wax casting. There is so much potential opening up these days.

[@fartinthewind933]

Wasn't it the old man lawyer from Futurama that said that famous line? I legitimately thought that's where it came from.... no shit.

[@bluegizmo1983]

Yes, they do. If I have the right to defend myself from the likes of them, they too have the right to try and defend themselves from the likes of me. We don't have to like it, but it's everyone's right.

[@Bf26fge]

What is a terrorist sympathizer? Someone who believes in natural rights and the constitution?

[@chupacabra304]

5:35 Since I was asked , I think similar to the “yelling fire in a crowded theater” scenario, peoples support or lack thereof any political party, opinions, sports teams, or what have you, that is fine. In my legally inexperienced, opine , calls to action, admissions to planning, or actually openly revealing an unfolding action that is where I think a line is crossed. I’m curious to hear what others think, what is bad about this? What do you agree or disagree with?

[@randybounds2244]

I don`t own a Maverick 88, but I do have a clapped out Model 500 beside the bed.

[@chrisjm981]

My state bans silencers. Would that bill supercede my state's ability to prevent me from acquiring silencers?

[@ARFCOMNews]

No.

[@davet319]

Yes, there are some things that could be said that should probably get a permit denied or revoked. Like threats to unalive someone. Of course, that's probably also a crime, which should necessitate incarcerating that person. But to just take away their right (yes, it's a RIGHT) to carry and NOT lock them up? No

[@snappyaj9053]

0:23 thumbs up for a clip from Weird Al’s UHF. It was the Wheel of Fish scene.

[@wildcat8598]

I mean the freedom of speech is huge but when that speech is supporting terrorists it could be argued that maybe that person shouldn’t have a gun in America? Maybe they shouldn’t be able to take over a town in Minnesota and be the mayor?

[@oscardelta1257]

I knew there was a reason I didn't like cauliflower

[@Lanzerath1244]

I guess the Rock Island Arsenal is nothing then.

[@gusbuzinski4499]

Omg! I have an old maverick 88 behind my front door! Really!

[@ARFCOMNews]

Lol. And there's nothing necessarily wrong with that. Especially while you're home.

[@usonumabeach300]

WTB binary trigger for my m1a

[@joehopper3720]

If Hamas are terrorists certainly Israel & the IDF is as well! Oct 7 attack resulted in 1200 fatalities; some 800 or so civilians. Since then the relentless & indiscriminate bombardment of Gaza has resulted in more than 40k fatalities. What is happening is the equivalent of building a blockade around Chicago, shutting down the utilities, and dropping bombs until you rid Chicago of gangs. If that's not terrorism...

[@timothyhardy6421]

Im always ready for pvp lol. Always.

[@SuperiorAutocraft]

Based UHF memer.

[@tymatt4555]

❤

[@Matt-uj9wl]

Gonna call BS on the secure storage thing Andrew, If I keep a pistol in the damn refrigerator, I did secure the firearm when I locked my house upon leaving. (if there are children in the home my stance changes greatly).

[@ftdefiance1]

" All great decisions are made with hot blood and cold steel " Proffesor Young a very long time ago

[@srajala42]

Well, i mean. Who's gonna check the refrigerator for a gun? That's a good hiding spot

[@ARFCOMNews]

Only you can make that assessment.

[@robbyburty]

It makes me unpopular, but i am an absolutist. This applies to all Bill of Rights.

[@robbyburty]

The after 10, I'm a bit less absolute. Ha

[@platapus112]

Davenport is part of the quad cities, you could have said Rock Island, since thats where the original rock island made guns at. Not the Philipino one

[@motonut007]

7:36 well..... Is that $US or Peso?

[@ARFCOMNews]

Dollars. Edit: I mean, I'm sure they pay in pesos, but the article gave the amount in both dollars and pesos.

[@robertloomis1479]

Algaer rhythm

[@hotchkisshick8628]

Yeah, Hamas or not, should be allowed to carry… he dares to use it, he will regret it though.

[@sammcbride101]

You lied. Davenport is next to Illinois. That makes it mean something

[@InterdictionAirsoft]

7:22 that is the funniest shit I have seen

[@marcofguzman3075]

Across the river from Illinois 😂 crime capital state 😮

[@marcofguzman3075]

Could have been the smile of the picture submitted

[@mommiller1773]

Go ahead and talk about Senator 53 from Georgia that was banned from going into the house and was arrested for attempting to go into the house yesterday

[@johnferguson8647]

1K!🤗

[@nickg0411]

brrrrt addiction fed.......

[@DylanDraper1]

KUNI!! I love UHF