Joe Rogan on Gun Control

[@newtles7626]

This guy is an example of someone who gets all their gun info from movies. 50 cal rifles have been used in 0 crimes. You need a special license for an automatic weapon. The ak47 that the majority of Americans will buy are semi auto. Silencers do not make a gun silent like you see in movies.

[@JasonX2]

Jolly Froster Dude you haven't heard of the 50 cal crime rates? They're off the charts. I was mugged by a guy who had me pinned down with sniper fire from a mile away.

[@mikeyroberts647]

suppressors are completely silent it shows you havnt a clue,i have a 50 cal with suppressor and you couldn't heare it even in the next room

[@MykTheOccultist]

suppressors are only quiet(er), not silent, with subsonic ammo. there is no subsonic .50 BMG. shows you don't know what the fuck you're talking about

[@esfitnesspro2455]

Jolly Froster that's load of shit. not a suppressor in the world makes a 50 quiet enough not to hear in the next room if not hear SOMETHING 25-50yds away

[@Jeremy-ql1or]

"This guy is an example of someone who gets all their gun info from movies. 50 cal rifles have been used in 0 crimes. You need a special license for an automatic weapon. The ak47 that the majority of Americans will buy are semi auto. Silencers do not make a gun silent like you see in movies. " When did either of the guys in the video make any of those claims??

[@KanyeT1306]

Silencers do not make you a stealthy assassin capable of clearing a room without anyone else knowing; that's entirely a movie thing. Silencers make your gunshots go from ripping your eardrums apart, to being uncomfortably loud. A gunshot with a silencer is still around 100 dB, which is comparable to a Boeing aeroplane during takeoff. Ear protection is still required to shoot a gun with a silencer at a gun range, which I think makes the point rather clear.

[@victoralfieri5308]

I'll worry about silencers, after I worry about drunkards,,drug users ,or known violent people,having the use of a gun. Nor do I want people whom are afraid of losing their gun rights ,,because of the aforementioned reasons,,wanting to sink everyone else's constitutional gun rights ,because they are afraid of losing their own gun usage.

[@yadidimeanmaine]

A 7.62 AK is PERFECT if you have hogs, coyotes, cougars, or wolves around you.

[@cattalematt]

7.62x39 has almost the exact same ballistic characteristics as a 30-30, which has arguably taken more deer on the North American continent than any other caliber. I sure hope Joe actually reads these comment sections. He's repeating some seriously bad info.

[@DuvalRypr]

I’d rather use .300Blk tbh. 762x39 is a great cartridge though.

[@rickard713]

@@cattalematt than any other caliber 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 stop it.

[@dutchvanderbilt9969]

I find .12 gauge works good for me

[@rickard713]

@@dutchvanderbilt9969 gotta be Close tho.

[@ericmehlermusic]

Glad to hear Joe standing up for gun rights. Al Madrigal seems like an alright guy, he just needs to get out of his liberal hollywood bubble and hang out with more people like Joe Rogan.

[@josechavarria6140]

It's not black and white, don't be an idiot

[@ericmehlermusic]

@@josechavarria6140 Yes it is. Gun rights are human rights. Don't be an idiot.

[@dancronin5691]

Oh man...stop being an idiot, it's not black and white.

[@BlackoutPatriot]

@@dancronin5691 shut up Dan before you embarrass yourself

[@jrg3213]

@@dancronin5691 Some do come in chrome too.

[@gingyburticus6805]

Literally no one ever has committed a crime with a 50. BMG Guns with silencers are still louder then cars I dont know whats wrong with me owning an AR

[@rubberman305]

Gingy Burticus lmao

[@flashingsword]

Nothing wrong with you being armed. Stay that way.

[@chadwines3236]

Nothing wrong about owning an AR at all. The only thing wrong here is that people are questioning their rights.

[@madbear3512]

Yeah get a ak 47 get a real rifle ok boy

[@oceanwaves83]

Imagine a single mom has an AR15 but is limited to a 10 shot magazine. 3 armed intruders attempt to break into her house. With a 30 shot magazine, she can afford to take guess shots through doors and simply take shots that may only have a 30% chance of hitting the target. With only a 10 round magazine, she has to wait until a face to face confrontation occurs, which is very dangerous. The luxury of being able to fire sooner, without being overly concerned about preserving ammo, increases the chances of the intruders aborting their mission before they successfully break inside. It also increases her chances of taking them all down if they refuse to quit. Even people who train miss shots under high stress. Unless it has happened to you, you don't know how well you would perform under pressure. Even if it was only ONE intruder, you cannot afford to panic whatsoever with only a 10 round magazine. If you fire 7 shots at the door and miss, all of a sudden you only have 3 shots to end the threat and you haven't even seen the intruder yet. With those 3 shots you not only have to hit the intruder, but hit them in a lethal spot while they are firing back at you and your children. These scenarios are very real. Gun regulations hurt innocent people.

[@An_NBA_Enjoyer]

A false flag home invasion to convince the wife... Hahaha

[@Christophhanderson]

We Are Rip City lmaoooo

[@seribas]

We Are Rip City sounds risky. You should get trained then she can't argue. And trust me after you've already spent money on classes the next step will be easier to talk her into.

[@savageone4786]

When someone says gun show loophole, it's proof they have never been to a gun show. Any Federal Firearms License(FFL) must run a background check, wherever they sell a firearm. Gun show or store front. Private sales generally do not require such a background check. There can be a private sale at a gun show. Pass a law saying there can't and all they would have to do is cross the street and make the deal and it would still be legal.

[@Branniganslaw143]

That is why some people want all gun sales, be it public or private to require a background check. Want to sell your hand gun? Fine. Seller and buyer go down to the local police station and have them do a background check.

[@savageone4786]

The problem, we people of the gun have, with this is that it is never confined to "sales", it is always defined as "transfers". If I want to loan my nephew a firearm to go deer hunting, that is a transfer and under Universal Background Checks, requires that we go and have a background check. If I want to loan a gun to my Aunt, who is being stalked by an unstable coworker for a month or two, that requires a transfer. A guy wants to pass on his gun collection to his sons, that requires a background check(for each individual firearm). Also, police don't do background checks, FFLs do and they generally charge $25-50 per check. That would mean 2 background checks in the scenario with the Aunt I mentioned. One when I loaned it and one when she returns it. In the case of a collection it could be hundreds/thousands of dollars.

[@mathewashley06]

Irving Ceron That's bullshit. The cartels get guns from the DEA and ATF. US Government is who is the worlds arms dealer. Its not FFLs. The Obama administration setup FFLs to take the heat in operation Fast and Furious

[@mathewashley06]

Irving Ceron So your a liar bud. But that's what you leftists do, you lie

[@mathewashley06]

Irving Ceron That's another lie bud. The FBI and ATF both went to the FFLs and asked them to sell these gangmembers weapons as part of an operational sting. They agreed, and were subsequently pursued by the department of justice... Here's one of many stories where the ATF AUTHORIZED suspicious FFL dealers to sell the weapons anyways starting in 2009. So your a liar blaming FFL licensees who were entrapped by federal agents.... At least tell the truth and stop spewing lies... www.cbsnews.com/news/a-primer-on-the-fast-and-furious-scandal/

[@killbot6]

I live in Kansas, you need a background check to purchase a firearm. And every time I've been to many gun shows, all the sellers would do background checks as well, though i don't know if they had to legally.

[@killbot6]

Scar lmao! $400, no. anyone can do a background check.

[@Branniganslaw143]

Licensed dealers are required to get a background check. But not everyone at a gun show is a licensed dealer.

[@killbot6]

@scar sorry if that sounded condescending, no ill-will was meant. @zapp you're absolutely right, but most of the main sellers are licensed dealers. You'll still find a lot of private sellers as well, but they sell really old antique rifles (most of the time). At least that is my experience.

[@dakotyadouglas5873]

Background checks are federally mandated

[@LIKEZB0SS]

Thank you bro, they really just gonna talk about our state like the fucking Wild West, was hoping someone called out that ridiculous bullshit claim

[@orionide4032]

there is no gun show loophole.

[@tylerjaynes822]

Other than the fact people can buy guns at Gun Shows without the proper licensing

[@orionide4032]

you are talking about private sales. it happens every where through out the country. it doesn't have anything really to do with the gun shows. every person that set up shop at a gun show has to follow the law. plus you are aloud to sell bullets without a license. my opinion though you shouldn't need a license to set up shop anyways. its a right not a privilege like driving a car.

[@mathewashley06]

Irving Ceron Nobody cares what you think, feel, or want. Your opinion is IRRELEVANT. Have you ever fired a gun??

[@alexdale8705]

It’s state dependant

[@brentsealy9623]

@@tylerjaynes822 anything that can be done inside a gun show, can also be done outside of a gun show. There is no loophole.

[@seanruffolo6083]

"No one needs an AK47" I see stories every year of people defending their homes with AKs and ARs. There's plenty of news and personal stories just on youtube. Rifles are easier to control and are just an overall better defense tool for many situations. This unchecked rhetoric that "No one needs an AK" needs to be addressed!

[@oceanwaves83]

On top of it being an inalienable right, it also makes sense. Imagine a single mom has an AR15 but is limited to a 10 shot magazine. 3 armed intruders attempt to break into her house. With a 30 shot magazine, she can afford to take guess shots through doors and simply take shots that may only have a 30% chance of hitting the target. With only a 10 round magazine, she has to wait until a face to face confrontation occurs, which is very dangerous. The luxury of being able to fire sooner, without being overly concerned about preserving ammo, increases the chances of the intruders aborting their mission before they successfully break inside. It also increases her chances of taking them all down if they refuse to quit. Even people who train miss shots under high stress. Unless it has happened to you, you don't know how well you would perform under pressure. Even if it was only ONE intruder, you cannot afford to panic whatsoever with only a 10 round magazine. If you fire 7 shots at the door and miss, all of a sudden you only have 3 shots to end the threat and you haven't even seen the intruder yet. With those 3 shots you not only have to hit the intruder, but hit them in a lethal spot while they are firing back at you and your children. These scenarios are very real. Gun regulations hurt innocent people.

[@robertsemail5695]

@@oceanwaves83 taking "guess shots" through doors is what gets people/bystanders killed on accident. People get jumpy and end up shooting family members or friends because they dont wait for the necessary face to face confrontation in order to determine whether or not there is an intruder, and if he/she poses a life-threatening risk. This also happens alot. No you dont need a 30 shot magazine AR15, which were never intended as a home defense weapon. AR-15's are used for killing soliders, not for killing thieves.

[@oceanwaves83]

@@robertsemail5695 you're assuming everyone lives in an apartment in the city, is completely unaware of their surroundings, and is unaware of what rooms their family members are in. I didn't mean shoot through doors into bedrooms. You can attack one example all you want, it doesn't refute the underlying concept. Did you know in most places in America it's illegal to hunt deer with an AR-15. Why? Because it's not powerful enough and isn't considered a humane kill. So you're basically saying the vast majority of rifles are useless in home defense. And you have no argument against my right to own a 30 round mag, you just foolishly think that scenarios involving multiple armed intruders are imaginary. Your blanket statements are full of holes.

[@robertsemail5695]

@@oceanwaves83 ​ Your assuming that a home owner knows where his family and friends are, inside his house, 100% of the time. "You can attack one example all you want" Im attacking the only example you provided asshole. "I didnt mean shoot through doors into bedrooms" You dont need to shoot into a bedroom to accidentally kill someone close to you. You are looking at this from a narrow perspective. I have zero clue what you are talking about not being able to hunt deer with an ar-15. Maybe with some calibers? Dont define the lethality of a weapon based off its effectiveness in hunting, thats stupid. Hunting and home defense are two entirely different things. Do you really need a 30 round mag to defend yourself in a home invasion? This isnt call of duty. But I'm not going to even make an arguement for limiting mag capacity because none of you should even have that rifle type in the first place. Isnt the AR-15 a military weapon for a reason? "you joosey foolishly think that scenariois involing multiple armed intruders are imaginary" Nope, never said that. You on the other hand seem to be disregarding that actual problem of gun accidents in america. The amount of unintentional gun deaths in america are the same, if not a little more than the ustifiable gun homicides.

[@mauroortiz9180]

Well even though 40,000 do die a year from guns, for every dead person, there are at least 2 or 3, perhaps up to 5 individuals who have successfully defended themselves from crime. If your question is why an AR? Mine is why the Alcohol, why the Tobacco, why the sugar, why do doctor try and put people on pills unnecessarily. Each of the things I mentioned above, kill people every year at multiple times the rate than guns do.

[@yoloswaggins2161]

This guy is pretty clueless, he presents "wants to protects kids ears" as it's some kind of joke when in reality it's a perfectly reasonable position.

[@SeptemberTwentyThird]

He's a lefty from California. Nuff said.

[@markmercer3325]

I don't know about kids but I want to protect MY ears if some deranged dick breaks into my house.

[@orionide4032]

it only lowers the guns noise by 30-40 decibels.

[@oyuyuy]

Lmao. The decibel scale is logarithmic. 40 decibels higher means 10 000 times as loud, literally. It's like the difference between sitting in a car on the highway and handling a chainsaw. It's a massive difference.

[@bifurcat3dduplicatus96]

BudgeThePutcher awesome, a quiet gun. Sounds good to me, (pun intended.)

[@david52875]

@@oyuyuy a .22 (a small round) results in about 140 dB. After a 30 dB decrease, it's still loud enough to cause hearing damage.

[@oyuyuy]

@@david52875 After long exposure, sure, but after something as short as a gunshot? Naa, not very likely. 110 Db is about as much as in a nightclub. People hang out there for hours on end without going deaf.

[@david52875]

@@oyuyuy 1. It's not silent if it's as loud as a nightclub. 2. again, the .22 is a small round. 3. Shooters dont just shoot once, they shoot continuously over their entire lives.

[@negativezero8174]

“Have all the handguns” “I want a shotgun” “Why do you need one? You have things like columbine” Dude Columbine was done with shotguns and Tec-9’s which are machine pistols.

[@swazeyyy]

"only bad things happen with ak47s" how many people are actually killed by ak47s in America compared to how many people own aks and then say something

[@REDN0AK]

At least 84 people have been killed and 119 have been injured so far this year in 86 shooting incidents involving assault-style rifles, according to data compiled by the Gun Violence Archive, a not-for-profit corporation that tracks gun violence. Those numbers include the casualties at Pulse nightclub over the weekend. There have been at least 267 incidents involving assault-style rifles in 2016, including reported weapons thefts, crimes in which the guns were brandished, arrests for illegal possession and other legal interventions in which they weren’t fired. Those deaths account for about 2 percent of the 6,153 gun deaths and less than 1 percent of the 12,560 gun injuries the Gun Violence Archive has counted so far this year. source: www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/assault-weapons-deaths_us_5763109de4b015db1bc8c123

[@swazeyyy]

84 killed out of 330million? There are on average 86 plane crashes a year. Ill take my chances. btw how many people are killed by handguns every year?

[@REDN0AK]

well, i didnt gave an opinion on the matter. u simply asked a question. i too, wanted to know more about it... so i checked it and shared the information :) as far as the importance or impact goes... idk.. i really dont. i dont think an assault ban would accomplish anything relevant, but stricter regulations... why not? its not like weapons are something generally harmless. but i do understand the "want" of collecting or even the concept of weapons as a hobby. and why shouldnt someone been able to do so if they wish... but imposing more regulations on those people handling dangerous things to improve the security of other people... again... why not? (backround checks, centralized registration etc) but i'll have to say, i'm not a us citizien... so all that constitutional "bullshit" and the right to bear arms doesnt really matter to me... i understand the principle of not messing around with constitutional ideas, but it doesnt really have an impact on my personal opinion

[@emilio2647]

@@REDN0AK america needs to follow in Britain's footsteps and ban all handguns and assault rifles.

[@oceanwaves83]

@@emilio2647 Yeah, let's do exactly what the nation does that we fought to gain our independence. The exact nation that is the reason we have a 2nd amendment. There are more guns than people in America and no laws will make that change. It will only stop innocent people from defending themselves. You have a lot to learn.

[@libertypetrous8909]

"Put down the chalk--DADADADADADAA!!!"

[@ryanjones7681]

50 cal sniper buster? Lmao

[@negativezero8174]

I have no idea what a .50 caliber sniper buster is but I want one

[@cmb3737]

shall not be infringed... read the constitution

[@swissbliss1898]

cm b The US population is neither well regulated or a militia. Switzerland is.

[@cmb3737]

WRONG, founders clearly viewed the populous as the militia what do you thing the American Revolution was comprised of? the constitution is very clear

[@jim7601]

cm b lol it's adorable that you think you and your buddy's can stop the US military also Joe is pro gun did you watch the video ?

[@cmb3737]

u clearly don't understand anything being said here

[@jim7601]

cm b no you don't no one ever said to infringe said rights you just brought up randomly for some reason I feel you didn't watch the video and just assumed what was said cause the videos about gun control and the dude he's talking to looks nerdy

[@sweetsajar]

I'll get whatever gun I feel like getting

[@jim7601]

Steve Sajar oh we got a big boy here you put your big boy pants on one leg at a time

[@russianrings]

oh we have a troll scumbag with no default picture who has an issue with freedom.

[@Roberob1189]

Lol I was like that myself. You won’t here in commie Ny. Trust me. They’ll put you away 4-6 maybe even 10 years with murderers and rapists for having whatever gun you want. It’s sad that we have a state like Ny apart of the United States. We went from being one of the most important states to the worst state imaginable. What’s even more sad is I still live here.

[@GimmieTheLoot]

Bobby G. What's ny like for school shootings?

[@Roberob1189]

GimmieTheLoot lol my senior year 23 kids got caught bringing a gun in. All in gangs. That’s 23 potential shootings if someone were to get mad. Just cause some kid with a mental disorder does some shit like that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be able to have guns. My entire high school years I’ve seen many kids bring in guns. It was nothing new to me.

[@RipeTimes]

if a terrorist is really intent on doing some damage, being on a watchlist for guns isn't going to stop the person from their manifesting their intentions.

[@tonyjames6598]

Protection against tyranny

[@dhern2613]

I am a licensed gun owner in Australia. Feel free to ask me any questions. Australia has a very small population of around 20Million people. We have approximately 1.2million licensed gun owners. I can tell you almost every person that comments on our gun laws and that includes most Australians does not have a clue what they are talking about. We did NOT hand our guns in voluntarily. We were threatened with Jail. We used to have access to all the same firearms as all other countries. And guess what, we still do. It is only very certain people with certain licenses that can have semiautomatic centre fire rifles, but we do still have people that own them. Like professional culling shooters, and gunship owners. Semiautomatic rimfire and shotguns, and pump action shotguns, and handguns can be owned by farmers. But most farmers are too busy to bother so they get other people to come and hunt the property for them. You can get a separate handgun license, but can only shoot them at a handgun club. No hunting or concealed carry. Everyday gun owners have access to bolt, pump, and lever rifles, straight pull. Rimfire and centre fire. Shotguns lever or break action and straight pull. Certain states have magazine capacity upto 25, others 15 for rimfire. And 10 for centrefire. Some states shotgun capacity of 7 plus one in chamber, my state 5 plus 1. My state wont allow folding or adjustable stocks. No bump fire. Must have a license. Must pass police background check. Every fire arm purchase gets sent away for review and police background check. Takes 2 weeks to get approval to purchase back. So its essentially a 2 week cooling off period. So in short, it was NOT a gun Ban. But we are still pissed off about it. Do not give your 2nd amendments rights away.

[@brianschaible3992]

I hear this quite frequently from people outside the USA. Don't give away your gun rights. Thank you for your support. We love our guns and our freedom. Half of us do anyway.

[@Kriptickhaos]

Ppl have never died by knife. Ever.

[@mark97213]

"I don't understand why you need to own that." Then his very next words were: "I like shooting it, I'll go shoot that stuff again...I really enjoyed it." Sharp as a box of rocks.

[@jamilam1980]

Part of the problem is exactly what Joe said, put them in a safe. A safe hides them and deems firearms unsafe. Don't show children they're not safe to use, show them how to use them safely and properly. That'll show them how dangerous they are and that they're to be treated with respect. Safety first shouldn't be held a secret in a safe.

[@itkboxing471]

Silencers are still super loud, especially with an AK-47. It's not like in the movies.

[@RoadWarrior77]

The reason you don't need a background check in Kansas when buying a firearm if you have a concealed carry license is because you have had a more extensive background check on the state and federal level to get the concealed weapons permit.

[@LIKEZB0SS]

Someone sticking up for my state instead of just blindly agreeing with some blasphemous quote. I can have my ccw at 18 and still won’t be able to buy a pistol ANYWHERE for 3 more years

[@kristinholland06]

I know very little about guns and can tell Joe’s guest knows barley anything about guns.

[@taloutezero]

"A well armed society is a polite society" exactly. If a would be criminal who still had regard for their life lived somewhere where they knew everyone was carrying, they wouldn't take that step.

[@jojostar96]

This is exactly the problem. People who don’t know anything about guns, the process to acquire one, and the laws surrounding them making assumptions about it over arbitrary reasons, such as emotions.

[@ajcgolf69]

He says there's no reason to need a 50 cal or fully automatic firearm then goes on to immediately describe how fun they are to shoot, thus providing a perfectly good reason to want and be able to own those firearms

[@bturn2128]

once you shoot an AK you realize that you do need one.. with a suppressor

[@oceanwaves83]

No suppressor will stop an AK from being loud.

[@DerickTherving]

We have a constitutional right to have guns. We should be able to have whatever the hell we want to correctly defend ourselves from the possibility of a tyrannical government.

[@TheDanielLivingston]

DerickTherving This is an odd argument to me. How is an armed American populace, set with only firearms, possibly going to stand up to the government's aircraft, drones, tanks, missiles?

[@warptenblender]

take a look at the middle east, insurgents fighting large armies is very effective, eventually it just gets too expensive to fight.

[@patches265]

Daniel Livingston How will the Taliban, armed only with light weapons, stand up to the might of the Soviet/US military?

[@mathewashley06]

Daniel Livingston The same way the Taliban, Al Queada and ISIS fighters do. Its funny, our government is so powerful they can't beat uneducated Arab cave dwellers living in the desert. Yet our government can just destroy 330 million Americans one raid at a time??? Your not much of a thinker huh????

[@mathewashley06]

Irving Ceron Who has automatic weapons you propagated tool??? They require EXTENSIVE taxes and background checks to obtain one. Moron

[@UniteForgetLeftRight]

Joe thinks getting a CCW license is hard because he lives in California. Most other states make you go to a class and after the class the local sheriff is required to issue you a permit. I totally agree with that BTW

[@Twobarpsi]

Joe "You can only have a gun to hunt elk" Rogan

[@caldaque7354]

I own suppressors. I use them for target practice and hunting. When hunting you want to be able to hear what’s going on around you so that you can hear the wildlife as well as any humans crashing through the woods. I don’t want to reduce my ability to hear yet I don’t want to blow out my eardrums. A suppressor is a good tool for this. Besides, it ain’t like the movies where it makes your gun silent. There is still a loud crack as the bullet breaks the sound barrier. It reduces the sound created by the expanding gases from the cartridge going off and brings it down to a level safe for your ears.

[@aileencrane7700]

I don’t know about Kansas but I can absolutely confirm that getting a concealed weapons license in Pennsylvania is an absolute cake walk.

[@LIKEZB0SS]

I mean it’s not that difficult to take a damn class/course but then again should it be? I’m sure you’ve heard of 0 school shootings down here, much less a terrorist attack.

[@seanwhite304]

Machine guns have been banned for almost 100 years. Normal gun shot with out suppressor is 167 dB . With Suppressor 134 - 150 dB . So yeah still need hearing pro

[@TipCounter4You]

Suppressors are do not make guns as quiet as you might think. A rifle firing a .223 round with a suppressor attached will sound about the same as an unsuppressed .22lr rifle, which is still VERY audible.

[@John5.56]

Id also like to state that I have a child, and nobody wants to think about teachers having to take up arms. But the bottom line is they need to get rid of gun free zones if there aren't physical measures put in place to prevent someone from bringing in a gun I.e. metal detectors armed guards etc.

[@flashingsword]

He brings up Columbine...which happened during a nation-wide assault weapons ban. That always infuriates me when people say stupid shit like that.

[@jamilkhalil2723]

I agree with Joe Rogan, the problem is the people not the tools.

[@tubeofnoob4683]

A lot of people are lawful gun owners until they aren't anymore. People snap and shit happens.

[@JackManiacky]

A lot of people are lawful car owners. A lot of people are lawful knife owners. A lot of people are lawful hammer owners. A lot of people are lawful household chemical owners. A lot of people are lawful Bic lighter and gasoline owners. A lot of people are lawful hands and feet owners. There's a lot of ways people can go crazy and kill other people. A lot of people are lawful citizens who support their government's wars in foreign lands.

[@dgd947a15fl]

Even with a suppressor, guns are extremely noisy.

[@runeymage2]

Let me make it easy for anyone who says "there's no background check requirement" Federal law requires all firearm dealers to be licensed[1] and to initiate a background check before transferring a firearm to a non-dealer,[2]regardless of where the transfer takes place.[3] Background checks for firearms have been conducted through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) since November 1998.[4]

[@17MrLeon]

Even the most silenced gun has noise more than 125db which is still as loud as ambulance siren. And you cant run silently ambulance through campus.

[@redneck96100]

Small subsonic rounds can be so quiet that even with just mild background noise the sound of the round being fired can't be heard.

[@warptenblender]

In Kansas city thats called a private sale. And buying a firearm for someone incapable of owning one, ie felon, is a felony.

[@evergreatest3316]

I hate when people talk about silencers and they have no idea what they’re saying

[@TerraHerr11]

I'm from kansas. private sales don't have to have background checks , ANYBODY with a gun dealer license has to perform a background check , we don't need a license to open or conceal carry but you can still get the license as its extra protection in case you had to use it you can prove you've been trained and take the classes. kansas is more gun friendly than the state of texas , most don't realize that but no you can't get around a background check unless its a private sale.

[@anthonystark2912]

I don't think anyone should have a sniper buster......... It's THE SHOULDER THING THAT GOES UP!!!!!!!!!!

[@gobah]

This is what happens when you're not ready to have a different viewpoint. You shoot guns looking for evidence to reinforce the point you had when you went into it in the first place, regardless of new information.

[@kylejaynes2949]

they're clueless about guns and gun laws...

[@chrisflorez4383]

I disagree with the guest. The government shouldn't have complete control over what guns you can have. If all anybody could have are pistols, hunting rifles and shotguns it would put the American people at a higher disadvantage against a tyranical government than if they could use semi/fully automatic weapons. Shit, it'd be awesome if more people could own/build their own tanks and weapon drones, just to even the odds a little more

[@evanluebbehusen]

No offense, but all firearms transactions that are done from a federally licensed firearms dealer (ffl) MUST administer a background check. Failure to do so is a felony. However, in some states, private firearms transactions (I.e., two friends) do not require a background check as they are not purchased from an ffl. Welcome to freedom 🇺🇸🦅😎

[@miccheck11]

You know your opinion is wrong or you're uninformed when you start whispering your beliefs in a questioning tone

[@Chi_Till_I_Die773]

This interview is still very relevant these days

[@CompetitionChris]

There's nothing like listening to a guy who knows nothing about firearms talk about the restrictions of firearms.

[@Dizzy-Dice]

What in God's name is a sniper buster and where can I get one

[@Taco_420]

Idk but the fact it's a .50 makes me erect

[@vtaycur]

saying you can get a gun with no background check is absolutely false

[@danni8191]

Australia has mass shootings too.

[@angussmc]

Australia literally hasn't had a mass shooting since the gun control laws were introduced. Nice try though

[@danni8191]

Just the last few years: Mall shooting in Sydney, Banksia grove shooting, Wayne williams AK shooting, Napean hospital shooting, Damian Little shooting, Parramatta shooting, Gold coast shooting, Hermidale shooting, Biddeston shootings, Sydney hostage crisis... the list goes on.

[@danni8191]

A shitload of mass murders by arson, stabbing and car rammings as well, but you dont care about those dead people so I just included the incidents with guns.

[@angussmc]

Again literally none of those were fatal mass shootings. Do you know what a mass shooting is ? I mean you live in America surely you're use to hearing about one per week. In that war zone you call a free country. Please comment again so I can prove you wrong this is fun to see how idiotic your mindset is

[@danni8191]

angus smc America is also 14 times bigger if you want to go by raw numbers. So divide that 12 number by 14 to get a comparative result that would apply to Australia. And if you really want to be fair, include mass stabbings and car rammings and arsons (we know you dont want to be fair).

[@proaguy101]

You know what's gonna make a gun way quieter than a suppressor? Walls. Why do people think suppressors are such a big deal?

[@Mortamer25]

Guns were never meant to be registered either

“ I can’t get a gun because of my wife”. How pathetic, if you are a man it’s you’re job to protect the wife and kids.

[@John5.56]

Why tf would you agree with that statement? If your in a college shooting a suppressed firearm you think thats going to go undetected? Are you serious how quiet do you think they make them not to mention alot of ammo is breaking the sound barrier whether the gun is suppressed or not. That thought should have been corrected right then.

[@karlk3968]

Hunters safety class or any military service gets you a CCW in Wisconsin.

[@bryceharney5960]

It can be audibly painful to hear someone who knows a little about guns and acts like they are practically a marine weapon specialist.

[@minkeymagik]

What the shit is a sniper buster?

[@zoeyredmond5501]

I love watching people talk about suppressors like it’s call of duty, no dude it’s still loud as fuck you just don’t get eardrum damage

[@ryank.7311]

.50 caliber sniper buster ....wtf. This guy wouldn’t do shit with a hammer.

[@finisher489]

Joe, I don't agree with you about gun control. In states like Alabama,. Alaska and Louisiana, where guns are lightly regulated, the rate of deaths by firearms (per 100,000 people) is more than four times higher than in New York, Connecticut, Hawaii or Massachusetts, which have some of the strictest gun laws in the country. A 2016 study found that Americans are 10 times more likely to be killed by guns than people in other developed countries. Compared to 22 other high-income nations, the United States' gun-related murder rate is 25 times higher. This study shows that the US, which has the most firearms per capita in the world, suffers disproportionately from firearms compared with other high-income countries. Sources: www.cnbc.com/2018/02/27/states-with-strict-gun-laws-have-fewer-firearms-deaths-heres-how-your-state-stacks-up.html www.cbsnews.com/news/how-u-s-gun-deaths-compare-to-other-countries/

[@4doorsmorewhores298]

There is some misinformation. In alaska and texas has much less gun crime than new York, Detroit, and kther blue states yet their firearms are the highest . Alabama is one state of which light gun laws don't work as they don't fix their mental problem at all and just shit on poor people. Crime happens when you see poverty and do nothing about it.

[@Mortamer25]

I'd say it's easier to get a concealed carry license than an ffl to sell guns. It's just a wait it's relatively easy to get a concealed

[@xyz7975]

Ever shot with a suppressor its loud.. all a suppressor does it turn the volume down, approx. 30 dbs. Fire arms with suppressors are still around 130 dbs... Thats as loud as a metal concert. You would 100 % hear it.

[@Dragitall]

Don't hold your breath for that Pulitzer, Al.

[@timoyr2954]

All supressors do is allow you to shoot indoors or without as much protection in order to avoid long term damage. The only "silencer" that actually works was a build in system in what I believe was a WWII prototype and it was still a quick noice and like 90dB. Definitely something you'd notice. Hell, even the mechanical noice of a gun, is quite loud. It's not like a movie where a shooter could kill people without anyone on the otherside of the building noticing. A shooter wants a panic and is probably ready to die (so ear damage isn't really a factor), so I doubt supressors would be used in those. If noice was a big factor, people would be using bows.

[@redneck96100]

There are plenty of suppressors that work and make the gun extremely silent.

[@jamielacerte9806]

Kansas City is the shit!

[@DK-Effective-Living]

Every example he gave (straw purchases, no background checks, history of domestic violence, trafficking across state lines) are already illegal.

[@marksc1929]

..why do you wanna own a 50 Cal ? ..... because the enemy owns one !!!!!!!

[@SofaKingWasabi]

That whole gunshot thing isn't true. Its just as hard to get a gun at a gun show as it is at any gun store. Another thing people aren't legally allowed to buy weapons for other people. The seller would go to jail for that

[@rad4579]

Senator Kennedy was on the No fly list.

[@chadwines3236]

Make no mistake - Obama would have took our guns had it not been for the NRA (which is backed by a huge number of American voters)

[@brandanimal6]

A lot of misinformation in this video

[@ajcgolf69]

See this guy is such a huge problem, he's saying things like "you can get a gun with no background check in Kansas, I'm pretty 100% sure" when he has done no research about the facts or actual laws. You don't have to do a background check if you have a concealed carry permit because it proves that you already have done background checks. Also you can't go into a gun show and buy a load of guns legally without a background check. If you don't have a concealed carry permit an FFL dealer will carry out a background check before selling you a firearm. If you are a Kansas resident you can purchase a used firearm from a private seller who is also a Kansas resident and it's totally legal but you can conduct that private sale anywhere it has nothing to do with gun shows

[@karlk3968]

Australia had a bunch of mass shootings not just one. They have had zero since the law. I own several guns of all kinds except for any assault rifle and I know there are people who should not own anything.

[@bigstabby]

Gun control logic is being concerned with guns that have never been used in mass shootings to prevent mass shootings...

[@Timmy2Tough]

I love Joe trolling this guy lol

[@PureNationalism13]

I believe a lot of the immigrants make this country a worse place

[@SgtTaz138]

This dude lost any sense of credibility when he said he shot gun for the daily show.

[@timpelletier1995]

It suppress the sound it is by no means silent man people have no clue

[@karob6569]

Maybe don't focus on the mass killings as a reason for more gun control - but look at the number of overall gun deaths in the USA. As an Australian when I see the published rate it is mindbogglingly sad. And the number of accidental deaths by children.... I gave up my gun 20 years ago and feel just fine. It seems the cultural issues and attitudes in the USA drive the 'need' for owning a gun. It is a big cost for your "freedom". I think it is an illusion.

[@victorsrur134]

suppressor's dont take all the noise you losing or capacity or hearing by shoot noise is more of a percentage thing than a boom I cant hear anything

[@mythosthecat]

Is this place sucks not An idiot abroad? I'd still watch it !

[@seribas]

An AK may be something to consider if you feel the need to prepare for an active shooter situation. The 7.62x39 penetrates barriers well, walls, cars concrete etc. Another desirable aspect would be just how reliable they are. Could bury it in your back yard for 50 years and it would still work

[@BeardFaceSuper]

No Joe. There is not a gun show loop hole.

[@Tremaine26]

Constitution is not flawless

[@fillhall4774]

Define sniper buster.

[@Quet00]

Damn the amount of times this guy just had none of his facts right is something else.

[@17MrLeon]

For the "no background check you have to show that you are a resident of that state. if yo uare outsider you get a background check

[@phis.750]

I love how joe rogan takes one position, then the exact opposite position the next day, depending on the guest.

[@Ironicwaffle9503]

*50 Cal Sniper Buster*

[@motonut4503]

Suppressors are safety equipment, if you've ever been in combat you'd understand how loud a rifle or a handgun is inside of an enclosed space / building. If you have to fire in your house to defend your family, you can destroy their hearing forever, and your own. Security is your responsibility not anyone else's. School situation is easier, handle the root but most importantly ALLOW licenced parents AND teachers that are trained and choose to, CARRY. Guns are a RIGHT and no gun zones just create an easy target for psychopaths.