NRA - Sunday with Lubach REACTION!

[@marjankeuzenkamp7397]

Every week day on our national tv station for 10 years! Love from the Netherlands.

[@Lagonas_]

Great to see my submission being used! Will certainly make more submissions.

[@dymphie__]

How he makes serious topics, so funny 😂 more lubach ! 😊

[@kkemp221]

Please share this with your relatives in the USA and ask them to share it too. Maybe just maybe there is a cure:)

[@peet4921]

Nope, there isn't one, stricter gun laws won't change a thing for the idiots shooting someone for looking weird. It's the society as a whole, the mentality of many people.

[@BEstudent]

We need awareness now!!!!

[@socialworld1372]

I'm a Dutchman with NRA. My therapist advised me to buy a PlayStation so I can play Call of Duty. It really helps!

[@MarcelNL]

As long as you don't convert to islam and join Al Quaeda to really dive into your addiction! ;-)

[@TrainwreckBxl]

🤣

[@glennheuts407]

😂😂😂😂

[@lbergen001]

I hope this goes viral like the video "US first, NL second". 👍👍

[@HighlyCombustibleReacts]

I hope so too

[@WickedMuis]

Would be a bit "late" to go viral then. It's a pretty old episode already. The show Zondag met Lubach has been turned into De Avondshow met Arjen Lubach now as well.

[@Silverwing28]

"we got more guns than people"... See, that is the difference between the USA and the Netherlands. Here, we have more Bikes than people... So we fight with bikes.

[@JBKNL]

" This is our freedom! Give me bacon!" whahaha wtf dude 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@marcelrenes2435]

Ah, don't worry too much. We in The Netherlands have more bikes than people and they can be deadly too. 😂😂😂

[@MLWitteman]

Such an awesome video 😂

[@BramVanhooydonck]

I strongly hold the belief that weapon regulation, vehicle regulation and the war on drugs, are different sides of the same coin: public health. The only problem is people see them as separate issues and treat them all differently as a result. The easiest thing to say is to ban dangerous things, especially when people dont understand how it works and are afraid it turns bad, but that's an unreasonable demand in practice, and worst of all, it signals to others that this thing should be feared while giving it more allure to the wrong kinds of people. The only thing that works are regulations based on understanding and informing users of the potential dangers and consequences.

[@annescholten9313]

Love your common sense view!

[@sanderevers9396]

Buying a gun should be like buying a car, shouldn't be possible without a license, and getting a license should come with an exam to show you're capable of using it.

[@testjeaapiel9707]

wrong example, i can buy a car without a license, i just cannot drive arround with it without

[@duckface81]

@@testjeaapiel9707 well technically you can

[@testjeaapiel9707]

@@duckface81 technically aint the problem... politically ;)

[@Djbiohazard1991]

I did. Even paid for road taxes and insurance for the damn thing. But I legally couldn't move it at all.

[@roelbrook7559]

You can still use guns at the gunrange. Heck, you can even own a gun in the Netherlands. However, there's a permit process and some very strict rules around transportation and storage of the weapon. Like it needs to be in a safe and the gun and ammo needs to be stored separately. Which would be a great rule in the US as well to prevent NRA from spreading to children.

[@jetzekoole9187]

Im a certified sharpshooter. Im an authorised mortar platoon commander. KEEP GUNS AWAY FROM IDIOTS. I talk to a lot of war vets. We ALL agree. Keep guns away from idiots

[@kkemp221]

But how do they know its an idiot who is buying the gun? Unless of course every person who buys or ons a gun is an idiot;)

[@nmtb1972]

Keeping them away from everybody is just easier. It will not solve everything, but would make mass murdering a lot more difficult. Everybody is capable of killing in the wrong circumstances at the wrong split second.

[@jurgenvoogt1638]

Keep guns away from everyone. It will leave everyone with his hands and possible intelligence

[@henkdelange3107]

Only the military, police and some hunters need weapons. The less guns, the less people get killed. It's a simple fact.

[@henkdelange3107]

Only the police and military needs weapons. No one else. Not even as a hobby.

[@johanbruinsma8243]

that is why i love Switzerland , a highly armed country without the problems .

[@Wolfe1966]

Yes but highly regulated, you need background checks, store it in a safe and can't open carry guns

[@johanbruinsma8243]

@@Wolfe1966 got no problems with that, ( live in a country where you need a licence to own a gun with loads of restrictions. ) got no problem with background checks , as i hear in one video about this , if you can't follow simple rules of society , why then should you own a gun ?

[@renekuipers4563]

Nit true .Switserland high number off suiicide ...For a rich country extreem high.

[@claudiavalentijn1457]

@@renekuipers4563 they don't have mass school shootings though

[@duckface81]

because everyone has to serve in the military

[@HaroldKuilman]

Just a comment for the algorithm 👍🏻

[@ronaldderooij1774]

There is a Dutch saying: "The good must suffer because of the evil". So sorry well-trained gun owners with a good will, you should not own a gun, because it is proven that on a societal level it is simply a bad idea because there are too many "nefarious users". The price for that freedom is simply too high in my good conciense. And in yours?

[@joeym4139]

That't bullshit, technically you can own a gun in every country. In addition to that in switzerland you get a full automatic rifle from the government, in Finland you can buy a gun at the age of 15 also in saudi arabia you have soft gun laws where are the problems in these countries?

[@lbergen001]

I agree, there is no need to own a gun.

[@ronaldderooij1774]

@@joeym4139 You don't get the ammo from the government in Switzerland, only in times of war or when on training. And Finland has problems with mass shootings too sometimes. Although the cultrual embedding is completely different than in the USA.

[@joeym4139]

​@@ronaldderooij1774 You get 1x full clip in switzerland and in Finland those are still incidents just like you had mass shooting incidents in other European countries. You need a gun in the US when you live in rural areas where police takes a while to arrive and for wild animals wich in the Netherlands isn't a issue.

[@ronaldderooij1774]

@@joeym4139 Ah, ok. It still would give me more peace of mind if there is a general prohibition of guns and a permit system (with psychological assessment) for those very few people who need it, just like for example working with dynamite. For me it also goes deeper. The state has the monopoly on violence, not its citizens. In a democracy, that is for me the only legitimate way.

[@larairina3922]

To my knowledge, and I will search where I have it, something went wrong with the interpretation from the old documents which were the basis for the 2nd amendment of the constitution. There was no phrase in it that every American has the right to own a gun. However after lots of discussion they decided it was in there and put it in there. Still today they are arguing about this. But there is too much money involved. Unfortunately.

[@therealdutchidiot]

If you read the 2nd amendment even poorly it states "a well-trained militia". Which does not mean every person, more like an army per state or county.

[@larairina3922]

@@therealdutchidiot Yes thank you! That's what I meant. I was looking for the original text. And I also did not write what I really meant. The old documents which led to the making of the 2nd amendment. I corrected it.

[@MarcelNL]

It was meant for genocide against the natives, not to use against the popo or to use it with ripdeals and robberies, drive-by shootings, shooting your kid brother with it etc and CERTAINLY not meant for gender-confused people to start shooting kids and teachers in their old catholic school in Nashville with! I'm sure this is not what the founding fathers had in mind. (Are we still allowed to say founding "FATHERS" in 2023, or is that too gendered speech? Founding persons perhaps? Founding people? Founding parents?)

[@MarcelNL]

Funny thing is that I really can't watch Lubach on my own. He's fun and he has good points, but his style has a certain intensity that makes me uneasy. (While I can easily watch others that are WAYYYYY more intense!) But your relaxed demeanor makes it far more enjoyable to watch him.

[@wizardflaps]

I like chopping vegetables and shit but you don't see me wielding a kitchen knife in the street. Not gonna lie though, an AK47 does come in handy for making smoothies.

[@dannyvanstraelen3273]

When I did my military service, I use to be in the sharp shooting core, and I really loved the challenge of marksmanship over distance, appreciate the machine called a rifle and the challenge. But you got to have the respect and discipline to use such a thing and above all mentally must be right in your head. Now for me this was long Long… long ago never touched a weapon again after I got out, do I mis it, yes I mis the whole meditative challenge, and if I ever get the chance to do it again, I will. Is it an essential mis in my life, not at all, and I defiantly don't want just anyone who isn't educated and not mentally screened to have one. For your own self defense that's fake news, and gives you a false impression of security, unless you walk around like a psychopath siting in self-defense mode 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. In that case you end up in a mental institute within a few weeks, if they haven't shot you first. Shooting I don't know how many bullets in a short time on short distance as a sport, don't see the point, shooting over a long distance, and hit target that is art. I'm not against firearms, over regulated laws are perhaps too harsh, but unlimited freedom that is unsensible, there has to be some controle if you're wordy to have something like that in your possession. That's my idea on the matter.

[@har3036]

The Dutch have a disproportionate number of bicycles; so far, not to many casualties.

[@willemsterk5048]

You said: "In America we've got more guns than people." In the Netherlands we've got more bicycles than people. Quite a difference, isn't it?

[@Peter_Scheen]

In Texas you can buy a gun when you turn 18 but you must be at least 21 to buy a beer? That simply says it all.

[@McMxxCiV]

Yeah, same with driving. I personally think that somebody learning to drive or shoot while already having figured out their alcohol tolerance is better than somebody figuring out their alcohol tolerance while already having a car and a weapon, but hey, that's probably just my dumb European logic.

[@marco1862]

You don't need A gun at home to shoot at the gun range, you can rent one or ask if they make lockers there to store your guns. That way they are in A controlled area all the time and you don't have to take them on the streets to get there. That way your sore nobody in your house has access to them and your not tempted to reach for it if something happens on your way there or back.

[@paragon1361]

Not completely true, most rifle clubs here in the Netherlands dont have a license to store guns. It's a big hassle and expensive for a club to let them store your weapons. Thats the reason why i quit ar my club, i dont want and need a gun at home.

[@marco1862]

@@paragon1361 I have been to A gun range in the US and there it is no problem to rent A gun, they also sell A lot off guns so I think it will be no problem to store them. Here in the Netherlands it can be another story but even then when it is more expensive it is still better than storing at home specially when you have kids. You can keep them in A safe but the kids may now how to open it if they live with you for years.

[@bertkassing8541]

Ha, the US has more guns than people. Well..... we have more bikes than people.

[@bjornr1120]

Yup u have a gun problem, and we have a bike problem.. in both countries there are less humans then our toys that we play with.. 🚲🚲 😂

[@anneliesegberink8281]

The thing is, when you live in an area that has guns, so do your children! School shootings are also an American illness

[@DriftKingNL]

No, no. Everybody needs one. Not everybody needs 52 guns in 12 different calibers and thousands of bullets in their house. But one, just one. For home defense. Yes, I do think people need that in a place as unstable as the United States. Here in the Netherlands. I agree, nobody needs one.

[@Raven-nx8su]

Iam a dutchman i have NRA i love guns 1 problem tough i cant have a gun in the Netherlands WTF do i do NOW do we have NRAA in the Netherlands? LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ChrisEchoes]

Buy a Playstation and play Call Of Duty. Or volunteer in Ukraine ... they have lots of guns that need firing.

[@Raven-nx8su]

@@ChrisEchoes Thanks for the tip i will buy a playstation LMAO

[@gert-janvanderlee5307]

You can have guns here. I know several people who do.

[@mennobults6464]

Hi Highly Combustable. Lubach makes something very bad, some kind of funny. You know Jim Jefferies about this subject. We in Holland have the same problem but than with bikes. More bikes than people.😊

[@ralfvandeven3155]

At least bike violence kills less people than gun violence.

[@Lagonas_]

I have requested part 1 and 2 of gun control from Jim Jefferies for you :)

[@MarcelNL]

@@ralfvandeven3155 With bike violence, bikes usually are the victims; hanging in lantern posts, ditched in a ditch, kicked to pieces (except one during a COVID riot; that one got gently put to the side by someone who was about to destroy it) etc.

[@mennobults6464]

@@ralfvandeven3155 Yes, thank god.

[@mennobults6464]

@@MarcelNL Ha, ha, ha that is true.

[@TrainwreckBxl]

I can understand you have a licensed little handgun but why the hell US gunshops or walmarts can sell semi automatic assault rifles to any person walking in while not thoroughly checking their background and mental health. And who the hell keeps that in a house with children, especially kids in puberty. And if you want to "protect" your family, forget it, your house will have been robbed by the time you got the gun ready. Invest in a better alarm system. Might be an idea. Also when you'll kill someone with that gun you'll never have a day in your life again where that doesnt go through your head. It will haunt you forever.

[@justmandy6572]

wow... started this video off already with some new insights. Where is the American.? Shutting off comments? What about FREEDOM off speech

[@jeanpierreviergever1417]

I think not many Americans watch this video. It’s aimed at Dutch people fascinated by an American commenting on Dutch TV programmes.

[@justmandy6572]

@@jeanpierreviergever1417 true. But what's your point?

[@jeanpierreviergever1417]

@@justmandy6572 my point is that you suggested that comments were off for US viewers whereas my take that there are not many US viewers and even less rhat react to this video.

[@TRW98]

So you think that criminals who have decided to break the law by being criminals will listen to a law that forbids guns? I am from the Netherlands and I am jealous of your gun laws because. Those laws aren't there to protect against criminals but against a tyrant government. Last year I saw that this world was a mess. In the Netherlands we can't do anything about tyrant governments we are like pigs for slaughter. But in the USA they can defend themselves if needed.

[@brabbelbeest]

Gaat alles goed met je?