TGV²: Do not condone murder because you do not like the victim - More on the assassination in NY

[@ericp2881]

A company that purposely denied valid claims of the sick and dying people to ensure profit margins is worse than murder

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Do we know that is the case?

[@bloosman1]

You are a succinct, intelligent person. As a fellow Texan, musician, armed citizen, I respect you. Subscribed.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy my other content I make as well.

[@Paleotech1]

Sorry, we do not have a “Justice System”. We have a Legal System.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

I can understand that perspective.

[@FoulPet]

Maybe Biden will pardon him

[@user-jv4ic8rh4d]

When average ppl have access to "doing it the right way" then they wouldn't celebrate it. But when average ppl have to pay their entire lifes earnings for ONE part time lawyer to fight against teams of full time lawyers, average ppl only have one path to justice... street justice. Why don't we tell ppl like the "victim" don't profit billions and cheer for those you kill?

[@proudbirther1998]

That you for pointing out the differences between a REAL JUSTICE SYSTEM and our LEGAL SYSTEM. I always make that distinction when speaking to people though many feel they are one in the same.

[@Fordgroup00]

@Paleotech1 Exactly. I don’t understand how this is so difficult for people to comprehend

[@GetsumJ]

I am looking for a suppresser to fit my DPSM AR-15. I fire 62 Green tip NATO and they are just too loud. What can I legally add to the barrel that won't break the bank?

[@Matt_Moore]

100% agree. Well said.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Thank you so much Matt!

[@daviddrago9360]

Stay humble friend, but there will be good coming from this. This opened a lot of eyes on what’s happening in our health care system. This subject is a tough one when you see comments of parents that are denied life saving care for their child. I don’t agree on X’ing the guy, but the justice system is broken.

[@Disastrous.Affect]

👍 I have a braced CMMG Banshee in 308, it has a 12.5" barrel, and it is completely obnoxious.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Some people love them, but I know i don't.

[@seijiroukikuoka5975]

You're asking too much out of these creatures.

[@cripmeister9104]

I agree 100%. Liked and subscribed 👍

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Thank you so much!

[@RichardSpeights]

A Louisiana karate instructor kidnapped a boy, took him out of state, and did terrible things to him. The authorities found the karate instructor and extradited him back to Louisiana. The father disguised himself and hung out at the airport pay phones, pretending to make a call. When they perp-walked the instructor through the airport, the father shot him in the head. The bad man did not survive. The judge gave the dad a slap on the wrist and sent him home. The people hailed the man a hero. I wonder how they would view your advice to not condone murder because you don't like the victim. Well, we do live in a world sometimes gone mad.

[@bobjordan4239]

Being the head of a medical organization=SAing little boys out of state. Hm, seems to be a very slight flaw in that logic, almost although murdering someone isn't a good decision in either situation. Almost as if we aren't barbarians living in cave man times seething to smash somebody's head in with a rock for looking at your butthole the wrong way.

[@snagglesmagoo2750]

Don't compare apples to oranges. The CEO was not a ped and did not r-pe a child.

[@HyenaEmpyema]

the father spared the bad guy years of pain and suffering and rotting in prison. and that slap on the wrist would never happen today due to mandatory sentencing laws.

[@RichardSpeights]

@@HyenaEmpyema Mandatory sentencing? Oh, son. That was South Louisiana. Things work a little differently there.

[@HyenaEmpyema]

@@RichardSpeights for the least educated state of the nation? I believe it.

[@Kingfisher1215]

I’m sorry I never ran into you when I lived in Dallas and went to gun shows, I would have enjoyed talking to you. I appreciate your views that this was highly planned. I keep thinking about the timing and how the assassin was only waiting a short time before the CEO showed up. I know there was public information about the conference and when it started, but the assassin showed up and waited in a perfect spot and didn’t wait long. He knew the CEO would be walking by that spot within a very tight window. It’s like he received real time information or had perfect access to his schedule.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

I would have enjoyed meeting you too!

[@gregrecupero8701]

Awesome video!

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Thank you so much!

[@MichaelLloyd]

I've been reloading my 8.6BLK subs and supers for a while. I have an AR (Aero Precision upper and lower), 3 twist barrel, and a "custom" bolt gun that I just put together. The bolt gun is my favorite. They are both quiet with subs. The "custom" bolt gun an Aero Solus action, 24" Proof Research 6 twist bull barrel, Dead Air Primal suppressor, Bix;n Andy trigger, Oryx chassis The first load test gave me some single digit SD's and a 1/2" group at 100 yards. That's on a brand new barrel. I think it'll do better than that. They aren't really long range rifles though. I load 225gr and up to 350gr and it's hard to get them to go fast enough to accurately hit at 500 yards. I'll use my .338 Edge for that. I think it's plausible for it to be useful out to 300. It should be a good hog gun or deer for that matter. That said, I am literally in the early stages of load development, so there's more to learn about this unique round. I think it's bizarre that we can watch video of the attempted assassination of a former and now second term President and now the assassination of an executive. I think we run the risk of dehumanizing murder with such readily available video content. Back to the attempted assassination... that photo with the bullet photoshopped in still irritates me. The bullet was way too big. It was going way too fast for a camera shutter, video or still, to stop it, and it had a little puff of smoke behind it. SMH.

[@brent1000]

I can just see, as you point the guns at your phone, all the safety sallies ducking their heads and screaming at you " watch where you point that, damnit"

[@thetexasgunvault2]

LOL! Exactly!

[@FoulPet]

If you carry a gun, you've already decided to make a judgment

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Self defense and murder are two distinct things.

[@FoulPet]

@@thetexasgunvault2 Your choice could be to tell them to walk away.

[@FoulPet]

@thetexasgunvault2 I've walked away from an altercation, and I've resolved one. Each had a different outcome, and both were my choice on how to handle them. The alg makes it near impossible to communicate.

[@Fordgroup00]

@@FoulPet Exactly hmmm

[@gravl1]

@@FoulPetso I guess you’ve never been told “no.”

[@jonkluge5538]

I think you are correct in the theory about the gun used. It makes sense judging from the poor quality film of the shootings and the police may have been trying to keep the public in the dark on that and other details

[@thetexasgunvault2]

I think they are always trying to keep people in the dark.

[@Y.d.o.b.o.n]

I just found you and your analysis video was incredible, thank you for providing your thoughts. As far as the violence, I am not happy he died, but also not happy the nypd and media are going crazy over this and spending so much time and money, what makes this guy more important than the dozens of other murders this week?

[@MrBollocks10]

Surely they give every murder 100%? Is this one getting extra manpower? Or just extra media attention?🥴 I expect them to follow leads, if there are leads in every murder case.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

I think it is because it is sensational. The story is fascinating and appeals to people of many sides and interests.

[@DWErickson2112]

One thing life has taught me is dog crap never stinks unless you walk in in your yard! To watch a loved one pass. After you loose your toys, wife and children, house, everything you have then tell us how to feel! I see it this way what did this kid go through that drove him to this hennas act?

[@thetexasgunvault2]

I understand your perspective. Regardless of emotions, I believe there is an immutable and universal truth. God taught us that murder is wrong. I believe that.

[@HyenaEmpyema]

I think this is a very well-reasoned, heartfelt reply. I think it's right to compare it to a third-world country. If people want to see how this vigilante system works in Rwanda or Somalia, they can go check out those places and see how it works for those fine folk. Another angle I want to bring up which applies more for content creators than viewers: if you made a video condoning the murder, don't think for a second that anti-2A folks won't copy the most juicy soundbites and use it during the next election to impugn the candidate that supports 2A. Don't feed the parasites this way. This is the first time I've seen you despite subbing to a bunch of guntubers, I subbed to this and your main channel. Thanks

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy my content. I am just an average gun guy.

[@eurothrasher2823]

If you fail to act when doing so would prevent death, in many states you can be charged/indicted for murder. Remember the George Floyd case where officers whom did not intervene were convicted of murder ???? So when an insurance co fails to act in approving proper tests / typical screening for deady diseases in denying claims one could argue that is murder too. And in an insurance co case, mass murder......

[@historia9275]

You have no idea what you are talking about. What would you recommend instead of our healthcare system? Government run healthcare is even worse. There are many health insurance providers out there to choose from as well.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

I do not think it is murder. There is so much wrong in out healthcare system.

[@Muenstermonster1119]

How is this a controversial title?

[@thetexasgunvault2]

I have no idea.

[@retirednotlazy2298]

As soon as I heard he did some insider trading, my mind went to someone shutting him up. He wasn’t charged so was likely working with SEC investigators and the big fish in this scenario are very large indeed and can buy literally anything.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

I am sure there was some of that.

[@dancruze]

Well said TGV. I spoke about this on my livestream and I agree with you. Violence is not the answer.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Thank you and we can do better!

[@keithangstadt4950]

Then what is in this particular instance? Change the laws? Yeah, that'll be the day. Lawsuits? How are people who are dead or bankrupt from denied insurance claims going to hire a lawyer? I know the 2nd Amendment was designed to give the common man a chance against an out of control government, but there isn't a difference between mega-corporations and the government in this day and age. They are one and the same.

[@LoanwordEggcorn]

"You should not murder." -- God (Often incorrectly translated from Hebrew as "You should not kill." They are not the same thing.) People who think insurance companies should pay every claim should start their own insurance company to do that.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Agreed.

[@Maddad_39]

Context matters, murder is murder and is wrong no matter if it is a thug, cop, government, or a jealous lover. I can completely understand the distain and the lack of empathy for the corrupt CEO. Good things do however come from extreme acts of violence and force, we both live in America where our history started by beings of defiance. Imagine if those in power did something so outrageous that made the people mad enough to take up arms against them, something like a 2% tax on tea. We have failed.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

I guess it is all about perspective and the fact history is written by the victors.

[@dwaynestomp5462]

Watch everyone flip-flop when it turns out his wife is behind it. BTW, we're all fat, too!

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Thank you! I do love food!

[@FoulPet]

They'll deny her claim

[@harveybc]

Agree with your sentiment but I suspect that the actions of those who are in power puts us closer to banana republic status than anything us peasants can do. We are definitely living in interesting times. As to "safety Sally", some do go to extremes. A couple years ago two were talking about the fact that when they were sitting opposite each other at a dinning table their holstered guns were pointing at each other and we should be thinking about that when we sit and carry method. If I remember correctly they were pocket carrying. If someone is worried that their holstered firearms might discharge then they need to worry more about the gun they are carrying than how they sit. I won't deliberately point even a holstered gun at someone but that is carrying it a bit too far.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

That is exactly right!

[@violette4841]

You sound like the old advice to not dance on someone's grave or gloat at the downfall of your enemy. I would not like my sons to behave like many are over this man being shot in the back. Kindness can be not saying anything. I don't have a doctor or get sick, so I usually don't know if I have insurance or not, but once I did and I noticed that the hospital overcharged the insurance company and lied on my visit to the emergency. I called but no one cared. I have a close relative who is in the military and a weapons expert. He doesn't talk much so I enjoyed your video on the gun the killer could have used and whether he was a professional. This entire thing has made me feel sick and somewhat agitated. You are not fat. We have a guy here who is in his 20s and he is so overweight that he is in a wheelchair. Sad. It is great to be so skinny that you can publicly eat a whole pie with ice-cream, and no one can say a thing. I do that. I always laugh when plump people eat only salads and count calories. Texas is great because they have you. Yes, I'm full of the blarney.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Thank you so much for your comment! It means a lot to me.

[@LastCall534]

Custom👍

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Thank you for making it to the end!

[@ssechres]

I do find it hard to have sympathy for the victim. On the other hand, I’m not saying that Law Enforcement shouldn’t look for the shooter. It’s just that I don’t feel as upset as maybe I should. If the guy WAS a professional, then it means that there is at least one other guy to look for. I don’t think that a person who can afford an expensive assassin, is going to have a lot of difficulty with their insurance company. My bro is a cancer survivor and uses that ins company. He’s happy with them. Maybe he was assassinated by someone in his company, bc he approved too many claims? Who knows.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

I can understand that sentiment completely.

[@427vot]

Murder is a sin... So is gluttony, and theft... Im not saying it was a good thing... Appx 50 murders a day in the U.S... This guy is special....

[@thetexasgunvault2]

All murder is bad.

[@doccamp4602]

Custom!

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Thank you as always!

[@brianedgett2134]

Then it would not have it's own style And just be a copy You have a point with the know it all Lol

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Thank you as always Brian!

[@wileythompson639]

Custom.

[@datduded9153]

Custom

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Thank you as always!

[@seanmiley6294]

The scene from the movie Unforgiven comes to mind. "Some people have it coming". And who decides this? The one who doles it out decides it.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

That is my favorite western of all time. It is a masterpiece.

[@acemurphy2]

😂 yeah no shit

[@dksix1905]

I don't remember ever watching any of your content in the past. I clicked on one of the other videos simply because it came through my feed and you had a gun I had never even heard of until a couple of days ago in the thumbnail so I clicked to learn more about them. You provided me with new information and did so in a way that seemed unbiased and fact-based, not cheery-picked to sway me one way or the other. As far as walking up and murdering another person, that is unquestionably wrong but believing the system is going to right all the wrongs is naive. To be honest, I'm surprised things like this aren't more common, and fear this may change that. The divide between the haves and have-nots just keeps growing and things do tend to get worse before they get better.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Thank you for your thoughtful comment. I agree with you about the system, but if we do not have it at all, we will all just devolve into chaos. I just believe we can do better.

[@williamperry01]

The YT overlord won't let me fully comment, suffice to say, I think you're wrong...I agree with everything you said ABOUT this situation in the past 2 vids, but we go separate ways on the reasons and such...

[@thetexasgunvault2]

That is ok if you disagree. We can still be kind to each other.

[@williamperry01]

​@@thetexasgunvault2, absolutely!!!

[@1vitabrevis]

I don’t wish harm but I’m not upset.

[@ronquigel216]

I definitely do not condone this. And I carry anytime I leave the house. It is for protection of myself and people around me. Its not for judgment on anyone. This was a pro hit, hired by someone protecting themself.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

It might have been for sure.

[@Johnny-jr2lq]

Respectfully I think you would be singing a different tune. If your wife grandparents CHILDREN died because they were part of the unlucky ones that were denied a life saving treatment. But hay I gotta give it to you your a very religious and patriotic Man. Better then me I suppose because in my thoughts. People that are in that guys position are in a completely different stratosphere then probably 90% of the population. People like that guy don’t answer to the laws and regulations of common folks like you and me.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Murder is never the answer though.

[@darrtrubb]

Conservative? Libertarian? Republican? 👎🏼 👎🏼👎🏼

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Sorry you feel that way.

[@joefw2446]

Custom.

[@thetexasgunvault2]

Thank you as always Joe!