U.S. Gun Laws | I Don’t Know About That with Jim Jefferies #57

In this episode, the team discusses U.S. gun laws with "America's Government Teacher" and creator of @SharonSaysSo, Sharon McMahon.
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[@lonelyone]

Their clothes magically changed when he started reading the ads.

[@waynesoule8459]

Sorry, for clarification, this expert is lacking on her knowledge. * NRA was started to ensure that the populace remained skilled in shooting because the skills were lacking for a lot of people joining the military for the Civil War. * The 1934 NFA act does not stop all interstate commerce of machine guns, it only registered them. You can still buy a legal machine gun today. * All states require background checks when purchasing from a licensed dealer. Some states require that private sales go through a dealer and have a background check done. * The National Gun Control Act was passed 1968 after the RFK assassination not JFK. Provisions in it were discussed after JFK but not passed until later. It did not ban or register anything. all the GCA did was create a paper trail of purchases made through licensed dealers and limit interstate commerce forcing sales across state lines to go through a licensed dealer. * It is almost always a crime to possess a firearm while under the influence of alcohol or any controlled substance. *The federal assault weapon ban went into effect in 1994 not during Reagan. It was not 'repealed' under Bush, it expired. *Canada has 1/4 of the gun ownership per capita of the US. 34/100 Canada 120/100 USA *There are not any federal laws against a person shooting a gun based on age. Some States restrict possession by minors if not accompanied by an adult. *From Wikipedia: United States v. Cruikshank, 92 U.S. 542 (1876), was an important United States Supreme Court case[1] in which the Court held that the Bill of Rights did not apply to private actors or to state governments despite the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment

[@atriyawadhwani5980]

So this popped up while I was gun shopping

[@AJ-ut8cz]

"From time to time, we all get sad"

[@nartouzumaki8232]

😂

[@zecazz4013]

Ahahahah What a classic

[@LordandGodofYouTube]

One day you're happy...

[@vicpauwels4574]

"buy it for ya dad"

[@Mrbeast0099]

“GUNS!!! Who wants to shell me a gun!!””

[@charliebolt4107]

From time to time we all get sad 🎶 One minute you're happy and then you're sad and then.. 🎶

[@aryah1513]

KZbin: Would you like to listen to someone from a whole other part of the world give opinions on US politics? Me: Nope, no thanks, not at all. Wait is he at least knowledgeable in politics? KZbin: No he's really funny though. Me: Hmmm....

[@fecnde]

So, youtube wrong on everything then

[@vagabondwastrel2361]

@@fecnde He used to be funny at least.

[@matttrafton2725]

@@smthngsmthngsmthngdarkside And, you are here why then?

[@jamesf333]

We are here to remind the world of what a two faced back stabbing cowardly liar he is.

[@matttrafton2725]

@@jamesf333 How so?

[@iradblaine]

washington state, illegal to carry in bars under any circumstances, and restaurants if consuming alcohol

[@arenkagan8308]

This lady said Canada has per capita gun ownership similar to the United States. I think she's wrong because I looked it up several times and I'm pretty sure the number of guns in Canada is less than a third of its population, while the United States has more guns than people. The United States has 9-10 times as many people as Canada, but around 40 times as many guns .

[@garettjames6349]

Ya, she definately dropped the ball on that one. She should have clarified a bit. The amount of people who own guns in Canada is lower, but not too dissimilar to the amount of people in America that own guns, but the average Canadian owns a rifle or a shotgun, maybe 2 or 3 if they're really into hunting. In America about 30% of people own a gun, but they tend to own a lot of guns per person. In fact surveys show that 3% of Americans collectively own over 130 million guns. There are people with massive stockpiles which skews the statistics of gun ownership. You don't have that in Canada. Also, when she said she doesn't know why gun violence is lower in Canada, that was a missed opportunity as well. It's fairly clear why. Handguns are not illegal, but it's very hard to qualify to own one. You need to apply to the police, take many hours of safety courses, and importantly, often times you have to prove a threat / a need to have one, or you need some professional reason like like Olympic training etc. Handguns are what are used in most gun murders, not ARs or shotguns, so clamping down on them is one key reason. If one country os full of hunting rifles and shot guns and one is full of handguns, it's fairly obvious the one with handguns is going to have the bigger problem. Beyond that, in Canada mental health is a factor in gun ownership. If you are diagnosed with clinical depression or a list of other psychological issues, your guns are held by the police until your mental health diagnosis improves and they give them back. And this is possible because all guns need to be registered. So there's a lot of things going on to ensure that the most dangerous guns and people are tracked and restricted. Lastly, there's no second ammendment, and so there's not the kind of cultural entrenchment that America has where people feel it's a right and necessary to the survival of their country or a mentality of equating guns to self defense. Can't quantify that, but I think it matter. Lastly she missed a good opportunity about who actually does have the second and third highest per capita gun ownership after the US - Yemen and then Serbia. Could have made a joke about how guns = freedom lol.

[@kylestephens9593]

@@garettjames6349 Somewhere I've read that Canada's society is not anywhere near that stratified as in US. The bulk of the crime comes from a lot of people having very different lifestyles. When everybody are more or less on the same level, it's a calmer society. For sure the harsh environment plays a role too. People tend to be nicer to each other the worse the nature is. I'm sure gun laws there plays some part too. But not a strong part.

[@garettjames6349]

@@kylestephens9593 The laws are the key part. Stratification matters and Canada is very middle class, but the UK is very stratified, so is China, but the same gun issues don't exist there. Anyway, it's pretty easy stuff. If you allow just anyone with no controls to have handguns, you're going to have gun violence problems. It's not rocket science.

[@kylestephens9593]

@@garettjames6349 UK has a ton of knife crimes, tho.

[@garettjames6349]

@@kylestephens9593 Lol... No, no they don't. Look up the murder rate. It's much lower than the US.

[@Keisha-iv6wu]

I can’t remember if it’s Sweden or Switzerland, but one of those you’re required to do two years in a military and pretty much everyone owns a rifle

[@dash-x]

I always say it as “we have a right to *Armed* 🐻 *Bears* ! Rawwrr!”

[@MrPantheraUmbra]

1:16:36 fart?

[@jadedpigeon6777]

Dead

[@thacker_6420]

Queef or fart?

[@Mrbeast0099]

Good pick up!! She was straining at the time 😂😂

[@trevorwells5259]

Love the podcast. Can't wait to see you in Norfolk. FRONT ROW BABY!!!

[@nicholascecil6733]

The joke about the Chimney and how it "draws" is referring to how chimneys draw the smoke out of the house

[@BoldRam]

Joints rolled, coffee hot and this beauty subject comes up!! (quietly changes coffee for bourbon)

[@zappagorewaikato1009]

Fire crackling, bong bubbling, Uncle Jack in the glass. Enjoy your evening 🤘

[@andyd5038]

everday shit you're speaking of right there

[@MBAus-bo2ym]

‘Do you want the queen to come through your window and take all your shit ? No you don’t Forrest, get a gun’ is the single best quote from this podcast

[@bestboy897]

This will be a fun one xD

[@maybeapacifist]

Yesssssssssss I just turned it on and CANNOT WAIT

[@panamared6267]

Sitting here in Melbourne awaiting your arrival and hoping you'll be allowed in

[@jaysilva2374]

that show has been rescheduled to next year, Check his insta

[@stephanstertz9823]

LOL, I like birds but I don't give a fuck what they do outside of my house.....Way to much to think about...

[@dash-x]

“Like a tik tok person,” makes me think of Tom Segura and how he calls “cool” people “toked!” 😬😹

[@spudlington]

It's a "Crash of Rhinoceroses", not a "Horn of Rhinocerii". ******* Every week though, Jim I've known the longest, met him when he toured SA way back when, but every one of the folks on this podcast are quality! (Even the 'grumpy' version of Forrest! (We all get a bit grumpy sometimes)

[@troyking4787]

I'm in Tennessee. You can't carry if you've had ANYTHING to drink

[@benjaminbertram7459]

or have taken any prescription that is an ssri or other mood altering drugs

[@tiagofigueiredo1992]

You also have one bloke in Portugal here! This is a super interesting topic from an outside perspective. Funny even in a way. Cheers!

[@Vesta_the_Lesser]

"I've lived in countries where we don't have guns" You've lived in countries that aren't *completely saturated* with guns, Australia has guns/gunowners and hunting/sport shooting. You've lived in countries where gun ownership must be justified, ie citing self defense isn't enough to own a gun, the gun has to serve some real, practical purpose (hunting, managing pests on a ranch/farm, etc). You've probably also lived in countries where ppl aren't spoiled brats who treat guns like toys.

[@jamesoverholt878]

My State is a guns everywhere State. Not surprisingly, gun deaths have skyrocketed

[@rossmcpherson5167]

Great topic and show, but the guest has such a condescending way of speaking when she is making a point. Chatting with them she seems delightful

[@gart9680]

Re: Giraffe at wedding. I wanted a chicken coop at my wedding, with the idea that, like selecting fish from a tank in a restaurant, folk would pick the chicken they wanted for their meal. My now ex wife & her mother firmly shot my idea down.

[@martinhuband4773]

Shoutout to Anthony Cumia

[@jamesmelton8993]

This lady is a “gun laws expert,” but thought it was illegal for a child under age 12 to fire a gun??

[@willbuskirk6106]

Or that discharging a firearm under the influence of alcohol isn't either? She doesn't know a thing and is just pushing rhetoric, very disappointing podcast.

[@john-paulsilke893]

Yup, 80% facts and 20% agenda. But at least she didn’t steer hard into anti-gun but rather lightly implied anti.

[@john-paulsilke893]

She also should have called some States Constitutional and some Non- or Un-Constitutional. I’m actually a dirty moderate and so both sides hate me, but be truthful.

[@jeffrobdine]

She's also firing an F-16...

[@jamesmelton8993]

I’ve had my Hunter Education card in Arkansas since I was 11 years old and been allowed by the Game and Fish Commission to carry a rifle alone in the forest for the purpose of hunting since the issuance of that card. It’s the same in many states.

[@devicedrummer]

It was like Huey Louis and the News when you were going over your tour schedule.

[@Mrsmith1082]

See you in miniappletits!! Will you hang out with me and my friends and eat mushrooms with us after the show?

[@pl7868]

nopes but the shrooms sound good :)

[@jakeolthof]

The men who dressed as cops during the Valentine's Day massacre were dressed as cops because they were cops.

[@Keisha-iv6wu]

Kentucky and Ohio both have laws. You can’t have a gun in your possession while intoxicated, so I would assume most states also have that law

[@patjohnson5874]

She reminds me of a cheerier Winona Ryder.

[@thekrls1]

Yes there are laws against drinking and possessing a firearm. Wisconsin Stats. 941.237(3) I can carry a concealed weapon in an establishment where alcohol is served or consumed, as long as I don’t consume any alcohol while carrying. It is a Class A misdemeanor punishable by 9 months jail and/or $10,000 fine for any person wether or not they are a licensee, to posses a firearm while under the influence of an intoxicant.

[@vagabondwastrel2361]

I stopped at the "expert" getting the second amendment intentionally wrong while not knowing what terms of art are.

[@AnakinIHateSandSkywalker]

Can you have an episode with Bill Burr. That would be worth paying for.

[@music4real]

I hear Freckles doesn't think much of Jim Jeffries' comedy which is why he's never talked about him or had him on the MMPC.

[@julio41605]

Where are they doing no back ground checks in Texas??

[@5TX0]

I would like to know also.

[@stevenarnold3287]

Got my Moist Tickets Mate!!

[@derekhird6586]

If you're open carrying and there is a shooter, it makes you a target to be shot first.

[@TheGrrrudy]

Ooooh this is going to be good :)

[@zappagorewaikato1009]

Forest may have broken his previously thought-to-be-unbreakable record of the use of the phrase "Y'know? I don't know". Impressive on some level I guess

[@SusspenceB]

1:16:35 SOMEONE FARTED!!!

[@ropeadopaderp]

Hey Jack Hackett when Jim goes overseas are you still gonna do the podcast? Can ya mention that on the show?

[@midnightrider379]

Wow, my ears perked up when Jim said he’s coming to Oklahoma City then I looked at the ticket prices and about shit a brick. Over $300 a ticket for close by and $200 for the worst seats.

[@Studeb]

Oof, are these from ticket scalpers? I saw him in Stockholm during his previous tour, was about 15-20% as much.

[@ConstantineFurman]

I tried to point you here, but the reply has been deleted for some reason. Did you look on Jim's site? Most of the tickets don't seem nearly that high there.

[@brittanyfitch4225]

It took two weeks for me to be able to pick up my gun in California. I can't remember if that wait period applies to people transferring ownership to their relatives and such.

[@kiryan3402]

Gum registry didn’t work in Canada. People cried about registered weapons

[@john-paulsilke893]

Also they are currently trying to seize over 2,000,000 guns through an I democratic method. Only the law abiding citizens will be punished because adding a mandatory 8 years sentence to a criminal who is already getting a 10-15 year sentence means nothing because both sentences will be served simultaneously. Further criminals don’t have licenses or property to seize so again only otherwise law abiding citizens will be punished more then the actual gang bangers. Spend the $2,000,000 on crime, not making new criminals.

[@john-paulsilke893]

@@SammySlamma92 yup, that solves everything. 600,000-2,000,000 guns that were previously unregistered like the M305, Beretta Storm, many semi-auto shotguns, 20 or so different modern sporting rifle brands, (very similar to AR15’s except unregistered) are not illegal to own, use and sell. So if you have several thousand dollars worth of this property you are expected to hand it in to be destroyed without compensation. OR, there are quite a few criminals who will gladly pay you 3x what you paid so they can murder each other. This will definitely get more guns off the streets. The Great Australian Gun Ban got almost 22% of the guns in Australia. The remaining 78% are now in the hands of criminals.

[@nicholascecil6733]

@@john-paulsilke893 that's the goal right? Make sure the criminals are the only ones armed?

[@mixmastermootree]

The sandwich continuity was delicious

[@Sandwich13455]

It was tasty

[@torvaldelletveito9181]

Never understood why anyone who is not a soldier needs a gun

[@k.l.schiller8200]

Need is such a strong word.

[@CantHaveEnough]

Say theoretically - a couple hopped up meth addicts break into your home with guns to rob you... Police response time is usually over 5 min. so you're on your own- wouldn't you appreciate the ability to defend yourself or at least scare them off if you miss?

[@torvaldelletveito9181]

No, I would not try to provoce high drug addicts. I would stick my hands in the air and let them take whatever they want. Then the police could get the camera recordings, and then claim my losses from the insurance company.

[@CantHaveEnough]

@@torvaldelletveito9181 so you'd just lie there and "take it"? Who's to say a drugged criminal will be giving "hands up" commands during a criminal act...? What if they decide leaving a witness is a bad idea- or see your wife/girlfriend/daughter is attractive so decide to add rape and murder to the robbery... What good is the insurance company then? God forbid anything like that happens, but the world is full of desperation and lunacy so you should be prepared for the worst. "I'd rather be judged by 12, than carried by 6"

[@camillajohansen6589]

@@CantHaveEnough and what gives you the right to kill them to «protect yourself»? Isnt that murder, and would put your ass in jail forever/given you the tragic middle ages death penalty? They might have no intention of killing you or rape your wife. No clue how your criminal system works over there, so im just asking to see how the common sense around this complicated issue ressonates. In my personal opinion id say you have absolutely no right to kill another human being, even if you think you are «protecting yourself”. And that again is why guns should be restricted af, to prevent as many situations like this as possible.

[@IVEGOTPEEINMYEYE]

Yeah, I remember that footage of the instructor getting shot by the little girl. I guess it was some restaurant/gun range that had some promotion where they let you shoot an uzi or something like that. I could be wrong. Been a while since I heard about it.

[@adiviswanath]

YESSS...JIM & GUNS...can't wait to listen to this. You guys are the best

[@jerrymanis5180]

Jim why should one man be able to tell another man what he can own? F the government!

[@shahaneperera349]

Yeahh that worked very well during slavery yeahhh..

[@ropeadopaderp]

cause when you grow up you're supposed to find out not everything revolves around your wants.

[@ceejaygunn9440]

Listening to Jim talk about guns, name another topic that annoys ppl more lol Yay Jim🥰🇦🇺

[@thepoliticalgunnut8018]

That prick is no longer Australian.

[@mathildabaltazar1501]

Thanks for shouting out St Louis! (Even though it was for infamy). I'm from CA but lived here for almost 25 years. The suburb I'm in is super safe! Can I get a free ticket if you come to STL, please?

[@liamnevilleviolist1809]

I've officially set Kelly going " Yehyeahyeah yah yeh yeah yeyeah" at 15:46 as my ringtone.

[@TheSpudster]

Who would've guessed that Cheryl Baker from Bucks Fizz would know so much about Gun Laws?

[@kolobrzeg091]

Armed society is polite society ... so my British husband living in the USA always repeats ... in regards to the bar fight too:)

[@marioinarizona4364]

My favorite episode so far! Great episode guys!

[@derekblack2000]

They mean draw the smoke up from the fire

[@aaronachnid]

has everything come full circle finally ?!

[@5TX0]

Sorry guys. You DO still need a background check to buy a gun in Texas.

[@jeffreycruz6420]

Her explanation of cruikshank is so simplistic that its way off the mark. Cruiksank never said their isnt an individual right to arms. I dont even know what a “federal individual right” is. It said that the 1A and 2A does not create a right but that it bans the federal government from violating those rights that had already existed before the US constitution. That court also choose to not include the bill of rights under the 14th amendment. That exclusion allows States to write laws not just on the right to arms but all of the bill of rights even free speech. So its not that the right to arms has changed over time but actually that the 14th amendment has been expanded to include the bill of rights banning states from also violating those rights.

[@josephedwarddowling5919]

Even if you have an open or concealed carry in any place selling alcohol any place in CT. Great law. We make more guns than any state yet have one of the lowest gun violence levels because of common sense gun laws. I know people that have carry permits with no problem.

[@DwayneShaw1]

29:30 - A significant factor in all this recent seditious sentiment stems from allowing, for far too long, gun advocates to disseminate the seditious lie that the 2A gives them 'a Right to overthrow the government" - which is nowhere in the Constitution, neither enumerated or implied; or 'intended'. - There was certainly sentiment and ancillary writing about a 'natural' right to oppose tyranny (but the Declaration of Independence has zero legal authority [*]). There was also strong sentiment against standing armies (which is no longer the case, btw). The 2A is about providing 'security of a free State' via "A well regulated militia" of "the People" in lieu of the ubiquitously despised idea of standing armies. Had the intent been as often suggested, they could have included that intent in the language that was proposed, debated, and codified.They did not. "Rising up against the govt" did not carry the 55 delegates. Having a militia instead of a standing army for the protection of (not 'from') the state did (according to parameters defined in Article 1 Section 8 Clauses 15 -16). “A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” Again, there is definitely a 'natural' right to oppose tyranny. But 'natural' rights are not always the same as 'legal' and/or 'constitutional' rights. IF there is a constitutional right to overthrow the government, from whence do we have laws against insurrection, rebellion, and domestic violence? [**] - NOWHERE in our legal codes or Constitution does the government give you permission to shoot at it. If the Govt. becomes tyrannical then people must look to their 'natural' rights. The armaments needed would have to be 'obtained' (there is no right to stockpile and prepare for insurrection either) and the people can't possibly win an arms race against the USA anyway. Nor can "shall not be infringed" be literally true since an absolute right constitutes an absurdity, since it would inevitably conflict with other supposed absolute rights. Much like the 1A's, "shall make no law" doesn't mean there can be no laws against slander or creating false panics. "shall make no law" is every bit as stringent as "shall not be infringed" - but, again, no right is absolute, regardless of language [***]. (An absolute right also absurdly implies that Rights do not come with responsibilities) [*] - The Declaration of Independence was a revolutionary document throwing off the chains of monarchy. The Constitution is an anti-revolutionary document establishing a government by, and of, the people. [**] - I don't claim people don't have a 'natural right' to oppose tyranny - but the Constitution does not provide for insurrection, in fact it says the exact opposite in multiple places (explicitly prohibiting); Article 1 Section 8 Clauses 15 -16 / Article 3 Section 3 / Article 4 Section 4 / Amendment 14 Section 3 [***] - As long as the Right to keep and bear arms is not completely abolished, as long as the basic legitimate uses of guns is not egregiously infringed, what types of weapons a person may own - under which conditions and restraints - is a Legislative question - not a Constitutional one - and if gun advocates prevail in the Legislative forum (with laws that survive any ancillary constitutional challenges) - so be it. ------------------- Article 1 Section 8 Clauses 15 & 16- The Congress shall have the power .. To provide for calling forth the Militia to execute the Laws of the Union, suppress Insurrections and repel Invasions; ...To provide for organizing, arming, and disciplining, the Militia, and for governing such Part of them as may be employed in the Service of the United States, reserving to the States respectively, the Appointment of the Officers, and the Authority of training the Militia according to the discipline prescribed by Congress; Article 3 Section 3 - Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on the Testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt Act, or on Confession in open Court. Article 4 Section 4 - The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion; and on Application of the Legislature, or of the Executive (when the Legislature cannot be convened) against domestic Violence. 14th Amendment Section 3 - No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of President and Vice-President, or hold any office, civil or military, under the United States, or under any State, who, having previously taken an oath, as a member of Congress, or as an officer of the United States, or as a member of any State legislature, or as an executive or judicial officer of any State, to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof.

[@jeffbrunton3291]

That doctor joke about the graveyard - London chose the excel centre as it’s COVID hospital partly because of the large field behind......

[@CantHaveEnough]

Most people these guys are referring to being seen open carrying " machine guns" (in Target or on the street) are just semi auto AR's. NOT machine guns- unless the guy has the $200 tax stamp and full auto parts to be legal... But yeah, open carrying a rifle/shotgun of any sort usually is peacocking for attention. Lots of KZbin open carry/cop interaction videos of that stuff....

[@ozsuncoast]

Thank God and you guys every Tuesday - Yay.

[@jon-san187]

Perhaps you don't know who Jim really is. You might have missed the interview where he says "If a dingo eats a Muslim baby it will vomit". No it wasn't a part of a comedy skit, he spoke it seriously. Take the red pill please, reject the blue

[@moneymike5549]

@@jon-san187 link to the source?

[@lynxfx]

A mayor in California has just proposed making gun owners carry firearm insurance. Maybe he watches IDKAT?

[@DwayneShaw1]

29:26 - "What is a 'well regulated militia' ?" - - Article 1 Section 8 Clauses 15 & 16- The Congress shall have the power .. To provide for calling forth the Militia to execute the Laws of the Union, suppress Insurrections and repel Invasions; ...To provide for organizing, arming, and disciplining, the Militia, and for governing such Part of them as may be employed in the Service of the United States, reserving to the States respectively, the Appointment of the Officers, and the Authority of training the Militia according to the discipline prescribed by Congress;

[@OfficialFingazMC]

I'm English so I'm not a fan of guns. Although in previous dubious employment I have come across them. But saying that yesterday a lad offered to "chef me up" for asking his misses if it was a J she was smoking. I can only presume it means to stab me...

[@dieknakkermetdathaar]

Wait. So you can build a nuke, and when the police comes by, you can just tell them you are part of a well regulated militia, refer to a website, and that’s it?

[@skajohncarter]

Rand McNally is the largest textbook publisher in the USA based in Texas. They're also responsible for white washing history since inception. So giant building in Dallas adds up. Jim should do an episode on American schools.

[@nelsonbelloni6203]

One bloke in Italy here!

[@morris934]

I think I'm the "one bloke in Italy" Jim is saying at 1:20:10 minute :D

[@johnnytomahawk9976]

Best 1 ever every week 5 stars

[@GuTTs1975]

Jim also listening from Morocco :P

[@andrewlee1885]

I was hoping Jim would be touring the UK too :(

[@northcountrybhoy]

He is. Dates and locations to be announced.

[@andrewlee1885]

Great, so desperate to see Jim live before he retires

[@paulhammons7077]

Tushy.. what's it look a sea 🐚 shell?

[@PokerPlayerJames]

"Shit's Fucked" That about sums it up. 🙂

[@earthling8585]

Funny, Can't afford to see you. 200 a ticket?! I think NOT! Still love you James!

[@danielu1763]

Did the chimney draw well, as in did air flow up the flu well.

[@garycoolboobs1173]

Jim didnt you learn from your time on opie and anthony? whats with the hole

[@istiles1]

a chimney 'draws' air, similar root to draft? [not selective service mind you, nor a written document...]

[@jamesmanning3234]

Waiting for them to start putting ads in the comment section.

[@ozsuncoast]

Goodnight America

[@urmomslover4059]

I live in Indiana and am a gun owner. You have to get a background check for every gun purchase. And you have to apply and pass for a CCW to open or conceal carry. In Kentucky you can conceal or open carry with no license.

[@brentmonkhouse6638]

Look up jim, he doesn't represent us Aussies. He is a fraud who edits interviews for his own gain .

[@nicholascecil6733]

You can open carry long guns though without any permit or license, right? That's the same for every state as far as I know

[@Anon54387]

@@nicholascecil6733 Not here in California. Even carrying long guns is illegal. Of course, you can hunt in California but outside of hunting no.

[@nicholascecil6733]

@@Anon54387 wow, I just looked up your state's "laws". That's scary. I hope you and other Americans can rejoin the nation. As much as secession sounds like a good idea, not if it's gonna be even LESS free with MORE government oversight. Hard to imagine youre even under the same US constitution

[@davidyates1809]

As a former bouncer I totally agree the British and Irish are uniquely fond of a bar fight. The only two nationalities that if your going to have a fight just throw a punch no need to have a chat first. Americans will talk about having a fight for ages before anything happens.

[@curlydee3280]

So true it makes me laugh out aloud. American’s will talk about it and puff chests….Similar to AFL players. (Still love AFL 😂😂) Pom’s will just throw fists and think later. Loved living in both places either way. Great people in both countries. 👊👊👊

[@moneymike5549]

I'm sitting here in Ohio wondering where the fuck those americans are lol

[@hughbennett5342]

That's because in Britain and Ireland all you're allowed to have is your fists. In America violence is not a game. Here you will get your ass shot.

[@handsomestik]

the only reason Jim knows the concealed question is because he learned it from Anthony

[@dturts8309]

does the bowtie go at the top or bottom of the giraffes neck?

[@josephedwarddowling5919]

She left out a lot of details but she is still much more knowledgable than most Americans.

[@jongordon7914]

Another dunce opining on something he doesn't know anything about.

[@josephedwarddowling5919]

@@jongordon7914 It is all in fun not serious. But Jim Jeffries knows every thing about gun control all right. There has never been a tyranical government here and all my friends that love guns live way out in the lily white suburbs with zero crime.

[@jongordon7914]

@@josephedwarddowling5919 Never been a tyrannical government where? Which country are you talking about? And yes, I agree, there's no crime in the White suburbs.

[@josephedwarddowling5919]

@@jongordon7914 Here of course. That is what this second amendmant was all about . It has gotten millions of innocent people shot, killed and maimed.

[@austinvale8362]

Could you come to Canada

[@alexefi3625]

Where is she getting statistics about Canada? Canada has very strict regulations relating to guns. To get a gun(non hunting) you need to jump through so many hoops. And then there are regulations for owners. The way guns has to be stored/transported. I bet anyone in US knows at least one person who has gun. Isnt same for Canada.

[@Cynical_Ninja]

Add one bloke from Slovenia to the list Jim 😀

[@THEFEWSTUDIO]

10min in snooozzzz

[@casmatt99]

No tour dates for New England? Fuckin brutal.

[@LocChicago5]

55min .... dick Gregory rip used to say this about police gun violence..... get insurance on guns so the insurance companies investigate and prosecute

[@nicmanufan4192]

I think some people should have assault rifles because in the event of a break in you want to have the advantage over the intruder. A pistol can only do so much. But the police should know of the ones who do have these rifles just as a precaution. Problem solved... Kinda

[@nicmanufan4192]

@@SammySlamma92 I’m not going to let someone break into my home and potentially hurt my family or dogs. I don’t care if they steal my couch or TV but if they touch my family or dogs they will be lit up with 5.56 or 9 mm. Both my parents served so they know how to use a gun and I have been taught.

[@thepoliticalgunnut8018]

@@SammySlamma92 How do you know if someone is breaking in not to cause harm? what makes you think they won't change their minds? Also not everyone can afford insurance or to replace what they own.

[@jamesoverholt878]

It was a 9yo who shot an instructor in the face with an uzi

[@bilmoe5856]

One of the first laws Obama signed was allowing citizens to carry guns in national parks.

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

Loaded firearms in national parks was the law, firearms could already be carried before, they just couldn't be loaded.

[@badtrip801]

Oh no ....here we go now

[@vagabondwastrel2361]

Machineguns existed in America when the second amendment was drafted.

[@vagabondwastrel2361]

@HSLD The "reasonable restriction" came about from the feds in a lawsuit with a dead man's estate that didn't pay a lawyer to show up to the supreme court.

[@A92_]

I don't think you understand the Second Amendment.

[@vagabondwastrel2361]

@@A92_ The irony is that between the two of us you are the one who is willfully ignorant. The second amendment included machine guns and cannons. Famously there was a merchant that wanted to put cannons on a trade vessel because of pirates from the ottomans and moors. So he wrote a letter to the founding fathers to ask permission. The reply he got was "what part of the right to bear arms did you not comprehend?" The militia and the people are separated for a reason. it was to include the able bodied men who are the militia *(" , ')* and the PEOPLE meaning everyone else. There was no restriction based on type of weapon or on convicts. The restriction based on criminality came from the reduction on executable offenses. The reduction of capital punishment actually came from it being cheaper to keep them in a cage for the rest of their life instead of dealing with repeated appeals to not get executed. Well, that is a main reason.

[@A92_]

@@vagabondwastrel2361 To long did not read.

[@vagabondwastrel2361]

@@A92_ And that is why you are ignorant. Just btw "assault weapons" are not a thing.

[@lisabass7584]

Love you my friend I can’t wait to see you are you coming in the where kn