The state says “give up your guns, we’ll protect you” then spends mountains of our tax dollars in court arguing (and winning) that they have no responsibility for your safety.
Yea facts ! We need to defend ourselves ! Imagine if just three folks in that supermarket had handguns, they could have formulated a defensive against the maniac…….
@@Dr.YehudaBenNachmanFriedburg better if even one of those people had been armed with the training to take out the bad guy. Could have lessened the death toll and it wouldn’t have even made the news.
@@thomasschwenneker1413 gotta keep it real, the security guard was shooting back - its sort of unclear if he actually hit him of not, but the good guy with gun didnt stop it. On the other hand if many of the shoppers were armed, maybe it would have been stopped, we dont know
I sound like an ass but I cant watch this because it disgusts me and makes me angry cause he is absolutely right more armed people the better but yet more gun control
Having a friend fall victim to firearm violence in Taiwan, a country that had the most gun control regulation(the lowest civilian gun ownership) in the "free" world,makes me changed my mind on firearm regulation, any gun control law will only deprive common law abiding citizen there right to self defence.
Mexico is the perfect example where corruption takes over the state, basically enables turf wars with cartels to reign in power buying off honest politicians, killing the rest.
@@dogdude9491 these countries that have no guns may not have no mass shootings but they do have mass stabbings and mass burnings and mass killings of a different nature. The idea of the second amendment was that people could own the tools needed to defend their lives. Our founding fathers new that its government could not protect the people, so our government allowed the people the right to own the tools necessary to defend their own lives. In the end we are responsible for our own safety not the government not the police and not the public.
@@dogdude9491 Because America is not comparable to any of those countries in the slightest. It's not comparable to any nation to ever exist in human history in regard to privately owned weapons. There are more guns in the US than people. 50% of all firearms in the world are in the hands of the US public. It is literally impossible to get rid of them. And "works perfectly fine" is debatable.
I went to a gun show and bought my first gun last September, and started watching gun videos here to learn about the different guns, ammo, and techniques. Mr Noir is a gift to anyone who wants to learn, and a national treasure for those who want to protect themselves.
I just bought my first piece as well! I've been watching different channels to learn more about the world I just got into, and I have to say that Noir is so far one of my favorite to learn from.
I fell in love with shooting when I first started shooting as a private in the military anything that was a weapon I wanted to shoot and still do. It’s just something I like there’s nothing wrong with that.
Yo I friggin got denied when I went to one. I don't have a criminal record, am a citizen, don't have mental health problems. I did end up getting one at my local gunshop
Let’s not forget the fact that one of the main reasons he chose his areas, was because of the gun control laws already in place and he knew he’d have little to no resistance
The MAIN reason he chose this area is because it was a black neighborhood. Stop your bullshit. A bunch of people grocery shopping. I guess if that 80 year old lady was carrying a Glock she might have survived?
He was the target of successful assassination attempt, mass shooting that followed was a cover up , for that reason and that reason only.......Government said #%*&@ that noise !!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@lancehogden5129 it makes it seem like such a bigger sacrifice when it's an ordinary citizen who was asked to do so. Unbelievable in my mind. What a king he must have been
@Fear RP Just FYI, I'm as much against guns as most people, but I think the laws that the government is now making are not helping at the root of the problem but somewhere along the branches instead.
As the mantra goes, hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times. Never has there been a better time to be a mass murderer, a street criminal, a plotting terrorist, and so on, mainly because Leftward narratives, rhetoric, and policies give the truly malevolent more morale and spiritual leeway to wreak havoc on society, painting potential murderers as "victims of circumstance that the system created", when in REALITY, you simply have those who just plain want to murder people because they can, pure & simple. If the people don't have the means to defend themselves against such evil, that's when the people have truly lost, because the truly evil will always find a way to kill people. Wait until you start getting vehicle-borne IED trends hitting USA...
Gun control discussions happen from one side for one reason. The reason is an unarmed society is at the mercy of its government. The people pushing for gun control want to be free to control you, it's that simple.
Yet we are an armed society and aren't polite. The root problem here is who we are as a people, we live in a country where our culture is predicated on hate and violence. So more guns won't solve the problem, nor will fewer guns.
You clearly don't see what's actually happening. They aren't trying to "micromanage", they're trying to disarm everyone so they can do evil horrible stuff without consequences. Open your eyes.
@@Varangiangaurd Ukraine is a different story bud, if Ukraine had an true armed populace Putin wouldn't even thought of invading; its sad that more countries don't take the Admiral Yamamoto "Behind every blade of grass" ideology to heart, he knew the risk of invading the US, every Man/Woman & child would be shooting at them
As a proud Marine who served with 3/6 kilo Co it is a pleasure hearing this, to know that some of my brothers who made the ultimate sacrifice was not in vain. Thank You Mr.Noir
He said in his manifesto he did it specifically as a middle finger to gun control laws. The "S.A.F.E." Act did nothing, the Red Flag laws did nothing, the background checks did nothing, his parents did nothing, the police did nothing, that 911 operator who hung up on a lady did nothing...
@@staymadloser7754 I prefer pork chop, if we're going to throw around food based racial slurs... But the inner cities would be a lot more safe if the inhabitants took responsibility for policing their own community, which includes the lawful carrying of firearms and their used in defense of self and others where legally applicable. Nothing makes a community more free and equal than it's members being armed.
@@staymadloser7754 yes the mayo demon is very wrong! Considering you just showed him that race matters😉 so the next time you see someone genuinely trying to eliminate race from the equation (much like everyone in this comment section) then no more goddamn complaining when you’re the one that can’t assiulate or get on board to diminish what you feel is a problem yourself. Life is motherfucking short! And it is 1000% in evitable that When it’s our time to go, we all find out our lives were our own and no one else’s.…. You can either focus on quality of life for your short time Here, or you can spend that last couple of minutes on your deathbed asking yourself why you didn’t?! And then it’s lights out.. with no more time to change your decision. We can beg and plead for more time all we want, but you know as well as I do we won’t get it.🚀✨🚀✨🚀
“The laws that forbid the carrying of arms are laws of such a nature. They disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes.... Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than to prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed man." - Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson quoted Cesare Beccaria, author of Crimes & Punishment. "The laws that forbid the carrying of arms disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes. Can it be supposed that those who have the courage to violate the most sacred laws of humanity will respect the less important and arbitrary ones? Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants, they serve rather to encourage than to prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed man." ~ Cesare Beccaria
In all honesty, the original system set up by the founding fathers was supposed to work like this. It was supposed to work in such a way that there was no incentive to be a politician other than the love of country. Politicians weren't supposed to make a lot of money because money corrupts everyone all the time. It was supposed to be a service to your country, a service to your community and then when you were done you go back to your life. Now we have career politicians who are only in politics to make money. All they care about is the next donation and the next election. Don't petition laws based on the neighborhood they're in knowing damn well that those laws won't affect them because they have their own private security and when they're done destroying the area that they govern, they just leave. They never live in the areas that they shit in. Well we need to go back to is politicians with clarity and you're not going to get there until you have citizens with clarity who stop voting for career politicians. Let's be honest everybody just votes based on who they like because of their skin color or the way that they talk in public. Charisma has gotten a lot of people killed.
It never had and that was never the point of gun control. It's in the name. Control. That's all it is. If it was about safety. They would advocate for classes in schools and basic firearm safety and how not to be a moron. They would advocate for better mental health and behavior training. They would stop letting criminals out early and out on the streets. But no. They restrict, control, and infringe on law abiding citizens.
"If violent crime is to be curbed, it is only the intended victim who can do it. The felon does not fear the police, and he fears neither judge nor jury. Therefore, what he must be taught is to fear his victim." Lt. Colonel Jeff Cooper- USMC
That's a nice sentiment. But, for the same reason I don't fear the police or judges, I wouldn't fear a potential victim if I were to resort to crime: they bleed like I bleed. I control what I can, accept what I can't, and if something needs to be done it needs to be done. I know I can only do my best and success is never guaranteed. Your idea may deter the occasional child. It won't change men. Your best bet it to prevent situations that cause men to despair.
As a concealed carry permit holder who lives in NY state, this saddens and frustrates me to no end. Politicians tell us all the time that gun control will be the answer, and then stuff like this happens. All they’re doing is enriching an already target rich environment. If you live in a state like mine, it’s never been more important to ALWAYS CARRY. Don’t give in, don’t surrender your rights! It may just save your life and the lives of others.
Yeah, and the rub: If you had been there and engaged the attacker and killed him, you'd be brought up on charges because you have a legal obligation to flee, you're not allowed to stand your ground in NY. Some shitty cop-robot would arrest you and some shitty prosecutor would try to get you the maximum jail time...for saving countless lives. Talk about stupid and ass backwards bullshit!
I liked how he stressed people being armed AND knowing how to use them. With rights come responsibilities. At 71 and a gun owner since my first .22 rifle at 65 years ago, I accept the fact I have both.
I've had my first rifle since I was 17. A 270 Remington. I still have it. When the shooter shot up that school. He was 18. And they automatically say it's because he is only 18. And they shouldn't be able to have an AR. Try telling that to the Las Vegas strip shooter. He was what 60? Age doesn't matter. We need security at our schools. That's the thing. If government can have armed security. Then why is our kids not important enough to have security?
American society is just regressing back to the wild, wild west. The level of gun violence in the 60s was nothing like it is today. This increasing level of violence is now being normalized in American society, just like the political craziness. I don't see any improvement soon.
@@WN_Byers I agree as I lived in L.A. up until the early 90s and remember all the gang shootings constantly reported in the local news. Never affected me or anyone I knew, only the gangsters involved and unfortunately the innocent folks caught in the crossfire. I just don't remember as many mass shootings going on in the country as compared to today. It's definitely worse in the U.S. these days. I left Los Angeles in 92 to live in Austin, Texas. Austin has boomed with massive growth and some growth in crime with the population, but the city has never had a gang problem or gang hoods. An uptick in violent crime after the pandemic, usually homicides involving people who know each other, but not the robberies and car jackings and shootings that have been occurring around Houston and Los Angeles. I still feel pretty safe here in a metro area of now more than 2.5 million people. Of course Austin was the city I remember as a kid in the 60s that had the first real mass shooting in America that happened from the U.T. tower on campus.
@@richardcogbill6791 "Gun violence; gun violence..." We hear that over and over and over again. Consider this - Motor vehicle violence; motor vehicle violence... If we keep repeating that long and often enough, do you think the majority of Americans will believe it's the MANUFACTURER of the vehicle or the VEHICLE, itself, that causes drunk driving deaths? Yes, clearly we MUST ban assault vehicles all across the United States until we can eradicate all of the Motor Vehicle Violence deaths! My friend, "violence" is "violence." The tool(s) used to exact that violence upon innocent citizens is irrelevant! The INDIVIDUAL who CHOSE to use a gun to hurt others, or who CHOSE to use a Ford F-150 to hurt others or who CHOSE.... you get the point. The INDIVIDUAL who hurts others is the CRIMINAL, and NOT the tool OR the manufacturer of that tool OR that individual's cruel step-mother or whatever other excuse the INDIVIDUAL (OR the clearly leftist media) chooses to throw out there. Tools are not violent. INDIVIDUALS are violent. INDIVIDUALS will use whatever tool they choose to accomplish their evil, depraved goals.
Someone once asked me why I think I could have an effect on stopping a mass shooter just because I'm armed. I simply said that a shooter will instantly react to a person in uniform or known security. They're not gonna expect Joe blow walking around minding his own business to draw on him, giving me a chance to get shots off.
Viewed another way and in the same frame of reference as the video, if they ask you why you think you would be effective, I would answer "I don't, but at least I have the opportunity and means to attempt to stop it as quickly as possible.". To that point, if only a handful of people are of the same mind set and ability, the odds begin to favor the victims rather than the aggressor. As has always been said, we are not asking everyone to take on this responsibility, but don't limit those that choose to do so. The life they save could be your own.
This has been studied actually and turns out, Joe blow ain't much more helpful than he thought. I forget what video this is from but I'll try to find it for you to watch.
@@eurosonly Meanwhile, there are studies and statistics on defensive firearm uses that would seemingly disprove that. So which is it? Also, I'd rather have slightly more of a chance than slightly less of a chance in that situation.
@@eurosonly I'd love to see the source of this video, is it Vox? When I was a law enforcement officer I read the LEO magazines and journals our department got and they were always riddled with stories how citizens and off duty officers stopped threats, they just don't get reported on nationally but it happens daily.
Just ask people 1 question and see how they answer. Which place is somebody more likely to shoot up: a place where everybody inside above the age of 21 could be armed with a sidearm or a place that has a "gun free zone" sign out front and is proudly saying that no weapons are on the premise?
The “movie theater” shooter was able to open fire on entire crowds because the theater had “no gun allowed” signs up all over the place. Batman shooter’s gun wasn’t legally owned, and most of the guns which are involved in mass shootings.
As far as I have been aware just about ALL of these "mass shooting" the weapons were all obtained legally meaning a person(suspect or their family members)went submitted to a background check and the clerk handed them their weapon. So NO Laws that have been passed has worked and NONE will work going forward. At what point can we eliminate the laws that we already have that only work on honest people and not on anyone with criminal intentions? It is up to us to protect ourselves since ultimately no one can say who can & who cannot own a firearm for whatever reason. If we are to be a free people then we have to put the blame where it belongs, at the individual's feet that committed the crime and not on all of the other things like the gun, mental health, economic status, etc.
Although to be honest, the folks in the theater would have died regardless of the restrictions. Who would be ready to defend themselves in the middle of a movie before getting shot in the back of the head? All the killer has to do is wait during an action scene with the sound of shooting and other stuff over those loud speakers, and most of the people aren't going to know what is happening before it's too late. Even when you are allowed guns, most people aren't expecting the worst or are prepared to use them at the drop of a hat.
@@CebronCalahan Bold talk from someone who has probably never faced down a mass shooter. I do not support gun control laws, but i'm also not stupid enough to believe most if not all the people in that theater wouldn't have died had there been no restrictions. Most people aren't paranoid. It's a movie. Everyone was distracted by the movie and not looking at the back of the theater. It doesn't matter if you have a gun in your hand at all times, you aren't defending yourself from a bullet to the back of the head before you realize there's even a threat. Let's be realistic here.
In the shooter's manifesto, he specifically mentions choosing a location that would most likely be a gun-free zone/soft target. He specifically went to a place where he felt people wouldn't shoot back.
That was the point of the attack. He was a copy cat of the NZ shooting. He is using racism as a method to push gun control. The shooter was a self identifying communist.
He says in his manifesto. Which is i would imagine impossible to find now. It was taken down because from my understanding this evil demon hated republicans just as much.
@@mig-1578 they gave you the source. The Manifesto. He clearly stated that he wanted a place that was gun free or where they restricted magazine capacity to just 10 rounds. He also considered himself to be "authoritarian left" on the political spectrum.
As a centrist white male from a blue state, i absolutely love your commentary and content. I moved to a red state recently and am finally taking gun ownership seriously. Keep up the good work!
@@willtheoct of course. I’m sure he has a tiny gun that can fit his small hands. Don’t forget to buy a smaller gun for each of your guns, an armed gun is a polite gun. #tinyguns #2ndAmusement
I wish it were about common sense. The problem is that guys like Colion and all the rest of us can shout it out until we’re all blue in the face, but at the end of the day it’s the leaders who WANT an unarmed society to make it easier to exercise control. The good people need to see and hear this so that they can either rid themselves of those political hacks or either find a different place to live.
I was born and raised in the hoods of Brooklyn, NY I have been drawn on and shot at several times in my youth. All of the hoods were strapped and I never copped one because I didn't want to disrupt my future. Law abiding citizens become hostages in their neighborhoods, scared to protect ourselves. Thanks for speaking on it.
I’m from Brownsville Brooklyn and never felt like a hostage. If you was drawn on and shot at several times that mean you doing something you wasn’t suppose to be doing.
@@harlem307 I'm from Brownsville, and during the 80's/90's it was bad. One summer I counted 13 killings on/around my block, including a young lady that got hit while minding her business in her kitchen. I also remember when 10 dudes surrounded me and my friend by Sutter station. One held a gun on us while a few others dug our pockets. Dudes would punk you just because they know you're not about that life. So respectfully, I appreciate that your situation may have been different than my own. Perhaps you have less trauma than I do.
@@Karter315 100% facts! I live in NYC now and have all my life. You don't have to be doing anything unlawful to encounter criminals. In the 80's I remember my older brother coming home barefoot after being robbed for sneakers at gunpoint. A group of my friends and I were once robbed at gunpoint coming out of a house party in the Bronx. None of my crew were ever about that gangster life. In fact our group birthed ivy league grads, entrepreneurs, well known musicians and great fathers. Blessed to have made it as some others did not.
@@studiob4943 I use to miss my hood because it was all I knew for 18 years, but on second thought nah!!! My homeboy's uncle use to throw a years, father's day BBQ. Two unknown thugs came to the block and were sniffing around a neighboring house. Uncle picked up on the vibe and cordially invited these strangers to have some BBQ with him and his family... Instead of having a few burgers these dudes decided to take uncle's life. I sincerely hope your life has evolved past needing to return to such places.
Welcome to the 2A community my man. Glad you're with us. I'm in Utah so we have constitutional carry here but I'm hoping NY and California will change.
took something like this to change your mind ehh? better now then never I guess..it's a god given right to defend yourself. and our 2nd amendment gives is the right tools to do so.
People who say gun control works have never been in a life or death situation, or don't believe they'll be in a situation where they'll have to protect themselves.
People that pass these laws have all the Protection they can pay for! They may not have a gun, but they have people with guns to protect them! I have always said, it you want people to not have Guns, then you shouldn’t be allowed to have people to PROTECT YOU WITH GUNS!
Exactly. The helpless feeling is one I will Never find myself in. Being at the mercy of some POS who has ill intentions is a lot more possible than most realize.
WOW...just found this guy. Love your perspectives, expertise, and PASSION! New fan from Mississippi - a place with countless problems, but overabundance of gun laws ain't one of them!
"Regardless of gun control laws, criminals, crazies and terrorists manage to obtain firearms. Always have. Always will. To believe otherwise is dangerously naive." -Robert Farago
I’ve had quite a few Hispanic coworkers/employees over the years, And it’s consistent conversations with these guys When the topic of guns comes up. From their perspective On the United States second amendment, it’s very important considering there is a Overwhelming amount of illegal firearms that enter this country illegally every year. 🚀✨🚀✨🚀
These areas that have strict gun laws may as well have a massive neon sign saying `commit crime here` because it's open season and no one could defend themselves.
Facts. I feel like if there was a conceal carry law abiding citizen who shot and killed him. This shooting would have been buried and not covered as much. Glad I live in Utah. Part of the 25 free states.
@@jasonking9727 that’s good to hear and I hope it works. They passed constitutional carry in Tennessee here recently, so hopefully you all will follow suit.🚀✨🚀✨🚀
Mr. Noir has the gift to effectively convey concepts. I don’t see how any thinking person could honestly argue the points he so clearly made in this video. One of his best yet, IMHO.
That’s nonsense. If anything he said was true than these mass shootings would be happening equally everywhere in the world, which they are not. You Americans worship your guns like a religion. Just like this guy standing in front of an arsenal. No other country in the world has this problem, so if you have half a brain in your head, do some logical thinking.
All that money that was thrown at UK I'm surprised none didn't get used for bullet proof vest and helmets but a mask is supposed to stop bullets this is psychopath mindset
"I don’t see how any thinking person could honestly argue the points he so clearly made in this video." You only say stuff like that because he makes a habit of schooling people in debates. ")
This should be turned into an authoritative source for the argument for the 2nd Amendment. This is the template for common sense gun debates. In this video is absolutely the best, most well-spoken and articulated opinion why gun control doesn't work, why more people with guns save lives, and why criminals don't care about laws, that I've ever heard or seen. This... is... legendary. Bravo 👏🏼
Right!!! It's not the gun. After all, they don't make cars illegal because drunk drivers kill people with them. And cars aren't even a right unlike the 2nd amendment.
Even drunk drivers kill more people than guns (violent gun deaths. Over 60% of all gun deaths are suicides) yet you can get 3 DUIs (in my state) before getting a felony. But God forbid you have a 10 round magazine in NY or California. The big scary AR 15 that anti gunners hate kill less than 500 people a year.
They certainly don't make medical degrees illegal, and people kill more people every day with a medical license than a gun. And they really don't want you to think too hard about that one. So the next time an association of doctors make statements against guns... remember that. They'll talk about taking away your God given rights, but never discuss making laws holding doctors more accountable for medical malpractice.
yep..And as we all just witnessed, there was a guy in Wisconsin that intentionally used his “vehicle” To kill old people, kids, and whoever else got in his way, Just like the many many times we’ve seen before over the years, but the fact that these vehicle’s are used as weapons to kill people by the masses will never be fathomed from here to kingdom come.🚀✨🚀✨🚀
Owning a car is a right just as owning a house, a TV or a hummingbird feeder. One can buy a car without having a license to drive a car. I think that since traveling is a right so should driving be. There was no such thing as a license to ride a horse. Incidentally, we treat someone's driver's license more like a right than we do someone's right to own a gun. Driver's licenses are not revoked unless one is a proven danger to the community and even not always in those cases. I'm sure we've all seen a story about a drunk driver killing someone that had prior drunk driving incidents yet their license wasn't revoked.
I normally don’t care for attorneys much. But, you won me over as a long time ago. You’re the kind of person I’d like to have as a friend and a community leader. Thanks for your time and your effort to wake people up to the issues in our country.
as someone who lives where this happened (im literally a 10 min drive from the exact tops it happened at) this city has its problems mostly the mayor lining his pockets with out money and keeping this city poor, it shouldnt have happened, i knew the security guard he was a great man and a hero and it disgust me that his name isnt everywhere in place of the shooter.
I want NOTHING to do with New York State or City, Chicago, Los Angles, or any state of city that limits my right to defend myself. I was Military and yes, the kind that was trained to and authorized to firearms to defend ourselves and others. Having that right taken by the state I helped defend is sickening.
You do realize that you are allowed to have guns in NY State… NYC has tighter restrictions but the laws around shotguns and long guns are as available upstate as they are anywhere else. Also… Luckily, since we’re all free, you don’t have to move to any of those places. It’s your choice lol.
@@stubstunner not true,a friend of mine was attacked and pulled his gun to defend himself and hes the one who was aressted.it turns out the guy had 4 felonys and here the kicker,judge boller who issues permits in erie county took his permit away and this scumbag got off scott free.wheres the justice.
Strange how the “law” keeps on letting society down by not being strict on getting criminals behind bars; yet “the law” wants to constantly treat the whole of society like convicted criminals…
When you showed the interview of the woman who mentioned the bravery of the security guard it literally brought a tear to my eye. 😢 God bless that man's family.
ive seen the video of the shooters Gopro, I didnt see no guard putting up a fight or anything, everyone got killed one by one. He just spared one white man lying on the ground hidden behind a counter then the video ended.
How do we know who is "Innocent"? Is it a certain "look"? What happens when 3 or 9 "citizen" protectors misread the cues, misidentify themselves and start their own merry shootout? Sad what has happened in Uvalde today. Cue the pundits gloating - both for and against 2A.
@@Yman83464z That is why training is essential. I have taken many courses, as well as watched many videos online, on how to assess a situation. I can easily assess a situation, I understand what to look for. I know how to identify an ally from an enemy. I just hope everyone else has done the same. A good start, ask yourself, you see a man beating the shit out of a woman in a parking lot between 2 cars, to the point you fear for her life. What do you do? If you answered, "shoot that guy beating the woman", you just killed a cop. He is undercover, buying drugs from a dealer for a sting. She caught on to him and has already stabbed him 3 or more times and he is fighting for his life. If you answered wrong, you need more training, put the gun down, you're a liability.
@@thelastword4616 OK well you explained what was done wrong and that they need more training but you didn't explain what would be the right way to go about that. How would someone know there is an undercover cop? Or is it just that you don't go in there shooting just because you see a fight? Could you please clarify to leave no room for misinterpretation.
Two things will stop, or significantly diminish, mass shootings. 1. Incentivize gun ownership and concealed carry. 2. Secure our schools like we secure our politicians.
@@Aaroncarter95 secure the schools? Perhaps if we're teaching something valuable, the kids won't grow crazy as hell and decide to come back to the same school and shoot. The issue is at a people level bro. Triggers don't pull themselves
@@chitownbear7733 i am 100% certain you misunderstood my comment considering the original comment also has the phrase "secure our schools" in it but ok.
@@Aaroncarter95 I didn't misunderstand. The original comment will not happen until dinosaurs roam the earth again. And I agree with you that kids are innocent but the blue lives matter folks don't include children
Ive only been a owner since about last September maybe early October and Colion and others alike have been giving me years+ of knowledge and I appreciate that so much.
i like how this man saw someone wearing a "genius" shirt went over to see if they were a "genius" got into talking with the shooter, then gives this interview. he himself is a genius looking for others like him lol
Right? And I would think a suicidal person, like the shooter, would be hopeful after an encounter like that. But then he killed anyway? I also saw an interview of someone who said they saw the shooter after the car accident in Texas, he said he normally does carry, but had taken the firearm out of his car. He felt guilty that he wasn't able to prevent the children's deaths.
@@recoveringsoul755 What _do you_ expect from a degenerate racist terrorist? I mean really? Remember Dylan Roof? He had the freaking _audacity_ let old church black ladies welcomed him into their church & they WASTED an entire hour of THEIR praying with that demon _before_ he murdered them anyway. They're literally like animals with no real human emotions. What kind..._thing_ is capable of phonily interacting with these black people who honestly welcomed & engaged them for long period of time and then is capable of shooting them in the back the next moment. They Maybe if the _specific_ American community that keeps creating Kl@n members, Race Realists, Proud Boys, Dylan Roofs, Payton Gendrons started blaming themselves for their racism instead of black people, this would've never happened in the first place.
Of course, the guy gave up when he faced the cops ready to shoot back at him. I carry to protect myself and my family because you never know when the need may arise. Keep spreading the knowledge!
@@insomthegreat yes but the body armor was wear was to block bullets from a pistol so they will just tickle him so police got rifles for these situation
@@MikeJKYT -It was level lV armor. Which is available to everyone and should remain that way. Police can’t shoot through it anymore than anyone else. (It stops rifle rounds) It would have to be a head shot to take him out. He was going to kill himself, but I think it was Colion who said in his previous video that the shooter was going to kill himself, but then stopped, because he wanted to be famous. Nutball. That’s it. ALL GUN CONTROL LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL!
You can't defend against an attack you don't know is coming. If you get ambushed, it doesn't matter what you carry. This is the nature of mass shootings.
If I had been in that grocery store or if I had a relative who was killed or injured in Buffalo, I would be suing the government for not allowing me to carry.
No you wouldn't lawyers are expensive as fuck and you would probably lose. So tired of people saying dumb shit like this. You wouldn't do shit. I agree it's fucked that they have shit gun laws but you aren't solving anything by suing for money that should be building roads and paying for emergency services.
The real hero is the man who treated another well, took the time to treat someone like an intelligent person and a friend. Maybe it didn't work this time, but long term this is what is what helps prevent bad things in the first place.
TRUTH! You are a light in the darkness. As a disabled woman it abhors me that I am limited in the ability to protect myself because I happen to be in NY! Thank you for your valuable voice in difficult times!
the smartest most sensible guy to speak to the media on this incident was a homeless dude camped out in front of the store. this says so much about america right now
I can’t believe I follow so many gun channels and just now came up on your channel. You have so much knowledge on the subject and are incredibly logical and know how to make a great video. You definitely earned yourself another subscriber.
go on the corner with a cardboard box sign? all tv an internet an alternative is controlled by global israelie ; like the atolen land on usa is blamed on others an its them. like ukraine is them an putin trying to smash them. 👍 etc etc etc
Thanks for bringing up the fact that most in the ghetto aren't thugs and criminals. It also means they need to be able to defend themselves against the same thugs and criminals that victimize them constantly.
I'm a former resident of one or NYC's notorious ghettos (Far Rockaway/Edgemere Houses). I know the thugs, dealers and killers in that area. They surely aren't the majority in those areas. In fact, you can find people who are PD employees living in those same areas. My mother's PD career is what got us to the low crime burbs of Jamaica Queens.
People in the ghetto don't rob other people in the ghetto very much. What are they going to steal? It's when you put rich people next to poor people, thats when crime happens.
I want to salute the security guard. He put his life on the line by drawing the fire to himself he is a hero. If that would have happened in a constitutional carry state it could have been different out come
When the members of juries refuse to convict those who only carry a gun to protect themselves, these unconstitutional laws like in NY will cease to have any affect. This is what brought prohibition to an end.
Lol that’s never going to happen. Americans have this sick obsession with ”choice” 2A and ARs will be a thing of the past once roe v wade gets rolled back.
Except there are always those who will follow like sheep off a cliff and they are part of our “jury of peers”. In a perfect society people would make the “educated in the constitution” call, but we ain’t there yet. I see a glimmer of light though as the left keeps hurtling towards that cliff.
This is one of my top five favorite channels on firearm related information. Awesome job Mr Noir! There is no doubt that We The People of the U.S.A. need more responsible citizens carrying a firearm. ✌️🇺🇸
Imagine having an issue with people getting killes by snake bites and trying to fix it by releasing more snakes. 3 countries have the right to bare arms in constitution, two of them are third world countries.
I'm in my 40s and put off getting my concealed carry permit until about 5 years ago. I finally jumped through the government's hoops because I realized that I couldn't be sure if I could physically defending my family without it. Now I have nightmares that something happens during the times that I'm unarmed by law or my chosen profession.
I just open carry and HOPE NC goes to "constitution carry" soon cause i dont want to pay and give up my 4th amendment jt to exercise my 2nd in hiding! Yes argee conceld is better way to carry but also when pulled ya open ya self up to searches where as me "open" they see it and BY LAW cant use that as "suspension" to search for more or anything else! Plus by law i dont have to give them NAME or anyother info....I CAN STILL USE MY 5TH!
For the record, they wouldn’t play that part about arming ourselves on none of the local stations here in Buffalo. Channel 2, 4 and 7 did not play Mr. Lewis saying anything about our own self protection only Fox aired that version 😏
Well said AGAIN Colin!!!!! I read something the other day, “I am free, no matter what rules surround me. If I find them tolerable, I tolerate them, if I find them too obnoxious, I break them because I know that I alone am morally responsible for everything I do”. Robert Heinlein. I couldn’t agree more with his statement.
"There's a lot of disconnect with respect to reality!" These few words perfectly sum up not only the Buffalo shooting incident but the country as a whole. Excellent presentation!
Sir, Mr. Noir, (1) Thank you (2) you are such a necessary and well spoken voice. (3) Thank you again. (4) I would add, run for an office seat. I can not imagine any reasonable person would want to. However, I just wanted to underscore, I believe you are that caliber of a person, of a man. Blessings.
"Supreme Court precedent holds that American police have no legal obligation to protect the public." Just putting this out there. Good luck to everyone with their hands and fists.
We cant even defend ourselves because we men would easily get 3 years in prison MINIMUM and have a 34,000 dollar fine just because the police station is low on donuts
They somehow believe one day guns will be eliminated 100% that is their goal. Little do they realize this will not keep them safe. Someone with a knife can kill many in a crowd, a car running through a crowd, they will use explosive's etc etc. The only thing eliminating guns 100% does is make us slaves to our government and much easier for foreign countries to invade. If you don't think the fact that so many American's have guns isn't a deterrent to other countries think again. They not only face our military they face the American public. Look into Switzerland and their gun laws, they have one of the highest rates of gun ownership and it is what has kept a country of 8 million neutral.
Every single anti gun person I've ever met hasn't ever been near a gun nor have they either been through anything serious in their life. Same with the social justice people, it seems like a lack of experience in life.
Mr. Lewis called it right. Here in West Virginia, it's constitutional carry and permit too. We are VERY polite. Out of staters are SHOCKED by the fact we carry open and or concealed. Keep up the good work!
@@RebelGaming4U Maryland and most of the northern states. Our permit is good in 38 states. California is NOT on the list. I can go from WV and go south to Fla. It's recognized in the south.
Just typical, the only ones admiring this useful idiot Noir are the evil and hearts of darkness conservatives. Philando Castile was dead for being black with a legal permit to carry firearms.
One of the many reasons I left Commiefornia. My old house was in a neighborhood that had drive bys and plagued with homeless who constantly raided our trash. I just wish we could mourn for those who lose in such tragedies before the politicians come out like cockroaches with fake tears. You are 100% on that. Everyone should beable to access the tools needed for self preservation. God bless you all.
I'm from the Buffalo area. I've been assaulted and had to beg for my life. I moved to Colorado and was actually able to purchase protection. It's already saved me from being pulled from my car, beat, and potentially killed. If I were in New York at the time, I might not have survived.
Yes, many people that I know often get assaulted in buffalo and Rochester. They doesn't want to get guns. I told them to learn self defense. I think they are wimps. Democrats love it when they see wimps. Easy to own them. So sad.
@@prettyme3150 ashamed you say? Do you know how low life you sound right about now? I'd rather have a gun as an equalizer to protect my family than just sit down and watch all my family get beheaded or shot point blank by religious fanatics or bad guys with guns who won't be brought to justice. I make bold to say your school shootings are nothing compared to what we face over here everyday. Better thank God you're in America. You wonder why many people are dying to get to America by any means necessary? Guns aren't the problem, psychotic nut heads are. And by the way, I've lived in Chicago and a lot of great citizens their need to have the right to protect themselves from those good for nothing low life's who've turned Chicago to the middle east.
@@monica1811 it's a very sad situation knowing fully well nobody is coming to your rescue and no one will be held accountable. The govt labels the criminals as "unknown gunmen" every single time.
Absolutely spot on ! The more they restrict law abiding citizens from firearms , the more this kind of situation can , does , & will continue to happen .
The day I get in trouble for just carrying a firearm and protecting myself is the same day I never pay taxes again. Why pay taxes to a tyrannical govt we should have taken back when Kennedy warned us of the tyranny in the first place.
@@JB-bc9nm Gun restrictions are unconstitutional.. The citizens of NY need to sue the state in Federal Court and take it to the US Supreme Court if they have to.
His name is Aaron Salter Jr. And he died a hero. He ran to the sound of fire. God Bless him and his family I want to read about him. To me that's one way to honor him
Explained so perfectly. I just want to say I appreciate you for being a patriot and standing up for all of our 2nd amendment even the people who want to throw it away.
Whoah, you mean every media outlet only shows the parts of interviews that coincide with the point that they are trying to make to their viewers?! MY question is what part of that man's interviews FOX didn't show. I bet it was the part where he explained he sat down and had a conversation with the shooter the day before. Which would obviously show that the shooter was capable of actual coherent conversation. FOX wants to spin the narrative that there are crazy people out there and everyone should carry guns. The other media outlets want to spin it that the crazy people should be prevented from obtaining guns. They're both going to use whatever parts of whatever interviews they had to spin things to their audience and their narrative.
I 💯 agree with Collin, it’s not the gun. It’s the person behind the gun who makes poor choices and causes these issues throughout social media. He keeps saying this over and over again. “ buy a gun and learn self defense “. It’s that simple
Advocating for gun control is simply an elitist, privileged position. When someone is a hardcore anti-gunner, it tells me he/she has: always lived in a safe neighborhood never been the victim of a violent crime always been able to afford personal transport, like a car or taxi (as opposed to having to ride a subway full of violent criminals at 3am) lived somewhere with reasonable police response times never had to conduct business in high crime neighborhoods Basically, he/she has been sheltered in their own little bubble of privilege and ignorance. Never having to venture out and see the real world or interact with the “undesirables” of society.
NO MATTER WHAT, CRIMINALS WILL ALWAYS BE ARMED, NO IF'S AND OR BUTT'S, THESE DEMO TARDS, CRAPS JUTS DONT CARE ABOUT YOU, ONLY ABOUT THE APPEARANCE THAT THEY ARE AGAINST GUNS, I BET PELOSI AND ALKY HUSBAND HAVE A WEAPON IN THEIR HOUSE, OR THEY HAVE TAX PAID SECURITY 25-366 DAYS A YEAR
You just described me except I completely believe if a community can come together or a group of farmers can come together to, OR some rich hick who saved for XX ampunt of time, can afford an effective (and safely operate and store) anti air or anti icbm/missile vehicle fully functional, armed and primed they have the RIGHT to own one. Only issue is how can we make sure corportations do not have that right? Amongst some other issues, but yeah.
All I can say is that I’ve been at a restaurant when a person was gunned down outside (over a drug deal) and as I was ducking in place hearing 10 shots go off my only thought was “Damn I wish I had my piece on me now”. I’m not a teacher, but if I was I’d be concealed carrying, school policies be damned.
Some schools do random checks (like mine). So I have my "assault" scissors by the door. Lol. Whenever we lock down, I feel so unprepared to do anything (school in the "hood"). If some person gets in I'm going down fighting before they get my students, but I am by no means on the same level as an attacker as it stands now.
@@hansolo6340 I totally understand I drive trucks and I pass through Illinois, California, New York and was nervous to carry because I don’t want to get a felony but it’s a risk I’m willing to take. These school shootings are becoming way too common we have to start training and arming our educators.
@@JayskiDinero Yeah, you got it right. Training is necessary. I love working with most of my fellow educators (I've found a pocket of moderate to conservative educators, thus I won't reveal where we are, I don't want to bring in the crazy people). But training is necessary for us if we want teachers armed. Of course funding that doesn't get grabbed by board members, or state governments, or whatever is hard to come by. But I don't know, maybe some time in the future. Looking to move to Montana or someplace in the northwest (not Washington or Oregon, I love the countryside, but don't like Portland and Seattle) cause they're a little more understanding about teacher and student protection.
I understand your sentiment, but understand this, you will “go down” IMMEDIATELY against ANY firearm, once you are hit! Please don’t be under the delusions that a brave charge with scissors or pencil (j/k) will sustain past the pain and burn of hot metal blasting into a limb or torso. Distance and accurate shot placement are your ONLY friends against an attacker with a gun.
The state says “give up your guns, we’ll protect you” then spends mountains of our tax dollars in court arguing (and winning) that they have no responsibility for your safety.
Yea facts ! We need to defend ourselves ! Imagine if just three folks in that supermarket had handguns, they could have formulated a defensive against the maniac…….
@@Dr.YehudaBenNachmanFriedburg better if even one of those people had been armed with the training to take out the bad guy. Could have lessened the death toll and it wouldn’t have even made the news.
Our Constitutional right!
Never give up 2 A.
Damn never thought about that but it’s a very valid argument
@@thomasschwenneker1413 gotta keep it real, the security guard was shooting back - its sort of unclear if he actually hit him of not, but the good guy with gun didnt stop it. On the other hand if many of the shoppers were armed, maybe it would have been stopped, we dont know
The sickest thing I have ever heard of is someone saying "You don't need a gun to protect you," while they have armed security.
Its absolutely disgusting
I sound like an ass but I cant watch this because it disgusts me and makes me angry cause he is absolutely right more armed people the better but yet more gun control
Aka every US politician. Killary Clinton is one of the biggest supporters of this.
AOC has armed security & says all you need is a social worker.
Having a friend fall victim to firearm violence in Taiwan, a country that had the most gun control regulation(the lowest civilian gun ownership) in the "free" world,makes me changed my mind on firearm regulation, any gun control law will only deprive common law abiding citizen there right to self defence.
"We shouldn't be FORCED to fight back against people with firearms, with our hands."
Simple, yet profound.
Mexico is the perfect example where corruption takes over the state, basically enables turf wars with cartels to reign in power buying off honest politicians, killing the rest.
False flag
You’re SIMPLE 💡
Why not have no guns at all? Works perfectly fine in other countries. No mass shootings
@@dogdude9491 these countries that have no guns may not have no mass shootings but they do have mass stabbings and mass burnings and mass killings of a different nature. The idea of the second amendment was that people could own the tools needed to defend their lives. Our founding fathers new that its government could not protect the people, so our government allowed the people the right to own the tools necessary to defend their own lives. In the end we are responsible for our own safety not the government not the police and not the public.
@@dogdude9491 Because America is not comparable to any of those countries in the slightest. It's not comparable to any nation to ever exist in human history in regard to privately owned weapons. There are more guns in the US than people. 50% of all firearms in the world are in the hands of the US public. It is literally impossible to get rid of them.
And "works perfectly fine" is debatable.
I went to a gun show and bought my first gun last September, and started watching gun videos here to learn about the different guns, ammo, and techniques. Mr Noir is a gift to anyone who wants to learn, and a national treasure for those who want to protect themselves.
I just bought my first piece as well! I've been watching different channels to learn more about the world I just got into, and I have to say that Noir is so far one of my favorite to learn from.
Noir, Is the awesome sauce on the fries of life. Hey I highly recommend USCCA. They have incredible training programs included with their memberships.
I fell in love with shooting when I first started shooting as a private in the military anything that was a weapon I wanted to shoot and still do. It’s just something I like there’s nothing wrong with that.
@SWFL Aerial Guy right, I highly recommend the m&p sport 2.. affordable and will run the most corroded round you could put in it.😂
Yo I friggin got denied when I went to one. I don't have a criminal record, am a citizen, don't have mental health problems. I did end up getting one at my local gunshop
Let’s not forget the fact that one of the main reasons he chose his areas, was because of the gun control laws already in place and he knew he’d have little to no resistance
I agree, predators always look for easy prey, clenching your butt cheeks and thinking happy thoughts will never change that.
@@ninjabearpress2574 clenching your butt cheeks does give you a nice butt, however.
@@ninjabearpress2574 💀💀💀
The MAIN reason he chose this area is because it was a black neighborhood. Stop your bullshit. A bunch of people grocery shopping. I guess if that 80 year old lady was carrying a Glock she might have survived?
Oh really? Is that why? Then tell me genius, why do mass shootings also occur in red states? Didn't think that through did ya
Mad love to that security guard. He gave his life for strangers. That's unbelievable. May he rest in peace...
If only the police would have done a fraction of what he did.
He invented a car to run without gas. ? Think about ........
He was the target of successful assassination attempt, mass shooting that followed was a cover up , for that reason and that reason only.......Government said #%*&@ that noise !!!!!!!!!!!!!
A very noble act considering a lot of actual cops wouldn’t even do that during school shootings. Mad love for him❤️
@@lancehogden5129 it makes it seem like such a bigger sacrifice when it's an ordinary citizen who was asked to do so. Unbelievable in my mind. What a king he must have been
“There’s a lot of disconnect with respect to reality” Well said sir.
Your the man , I am a fan !!!
Gun control is not about guns, it's about control.
No it’s not.
@Fear RP Just FYI, I'm as much against guns as most people, but I think the laws that the government is now making are not helping at the root of the problem but somewhere along the branches instead.
As the mantra goes, hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times. Never has there been a better time to be a mass murderer, a street criminal, a plotting terrorist, and so on, mainly because Leftward narratives, rhetoric, and policies give the truly malevolent more morale and spiritual leeway to wreak havoc on society, painting potential murderers as "victims of circumstance that the system created", when in REALITY, you simply have those who just plain want to murder people because they can, pure & simple. If the people don't have the means to defend themselves against such evil, that's when the people have truly lost, because the truly evil will always find a way to kill people. Wait until you start getting vehicle-borne IED trends hitting USA...
"Guns don't kill people, people kill people"
-A quote that aged like a watch
DMX-Romeo Must Die.
Aged like a watch...? Wtf does that even mean man?
@@Desecrator6 the opposite of aging like milk, I assume.
@@Desecrator6
Watch=time
It’s a quote that only gets better with time
@@Desecrator6 Lol I clicked on the comment to see if anybody knew what that meant. I've never heard that term before.
An armed society, is a polite society.
This is common sense. Micromanaging someone's right to defend themselves makes no sense.
Gun control discussions happen from one side for one reason. The reason is an unarmed society is at the mercy of its government. The people pushing for gun control want to be free to control you, it's that simple.
"Micromanaging" _anyone's_ rights (or life) should *not* be the purview of local, state, or federal government, *_period._*
Yet we are an armed society and aren't polite. The root problem here is who we are as a people, we live in a country where our culture is predicated on hate and violence. So more guns won't solve the problem, nor will fewer guns.
You clearly don't see what's actually happening. They aren't trying to "micromanage", they're trying to disarm everyone so they can do evil horrible stuff without consequences. Open your eyes.
I can't talk about this or I'll get shadowbanned
Disarming good people DOESN'T deter bad people from doing harm! It makes it easier for evil to hurt and kill good 🤬
facts.
Exactly, Ukraine for example, there is no chance they could have fought for this long if they were not well armed
No one is good, but only God
@@Varangiangaurd Ukraine is a different story bud, if Ukraine had an true armed populace Putin wouldn't even thought of invading; its sad that more countries don't take the Admiral Yamamoto "Behind every blade of grass" ideology to heart, he knew the risk of invading the US, every Man/Woman & child would be shooting at them
@@IYKYK97 also Russia has no capabilities to have troops on American soil
As a proud Marine who served with 3/6 kilo Co it is a pleasure hearing this, to know that some of my brothers who made the ultimate sacrifice was not in vain. Thank You Mr.Noir
This shooter actually uncovered many of the flaws with the Gun Control laws currently in the US!
He said in his manifesto he did it specifically as a middle finger to gun control laws. The "S.A.F.E." Act did nothing, the Red Flag laws did nothing, the background checks did nothing, his parents did nothing, the police did nothing, that 911 operator who hung up on a lady did nothing...
Yep. All of them.
That's why ppl should be vetted
@@debbiejoseph7532 a getting process would not have stopped this tragedy.
@@nil981 The shooter broke existing laws. Enough said.
Race doesn't matter. Everyone has the right to protect themselves. You are the weapon. Everything else is the tool.
Says the Mayo demon who typed this
@@staymadloser7754 all abt presentation
@@staymadloser7754 I prefer pork chop, if we're going to throw around food based racial slurs... But the inner cities would be a lot more safe if the inhabitants took responsibility for policing their own community, which includes the lawful carrying of firearms and their used in defense of self and others where legally applicable. Nothing makes a community more free and equal than it's members being armed.
Its not the tool, its the fool.
@@staymadloser7754 yes the mayo demon is very wrong! Considering you just showed him that race matters😉 so the next time you see someone genuinely trying to eliminate race from the equation (much like everyone in this comment section) then no more goddamn complaining when you’re the one that can’t assiulate or get on board to diminish what you feel is a problem yourself. Life is motherfucking short! And it is 1000% in evitable that When it’s our time to go, we all find out our lives were our own and no one else’s.…. You can either focus on quality of life for your short time Here, or you can spend that last couple of minutes on your deathbed asking yourself why you didn’t?! And then it’s lights out.. with no more time to change your decision. We can beg and plead for more time all we want, but you know as well as I do we won’t get it.🚀✨🚀✨🚀
“The laws that forbid the carrying of arms are laws of such a nature. They disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes.... Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than to prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed man."
- Thomas Jefferson
@@jacobjohnson6766 Which video?
Jefferson quoted Cesare Beccaria, author of Crimes & Punishment.
"The laws that forbid the carrying of arms disarm only those who are
neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes.
Can it be supposed that those who have the courage to violate the most sacred laws of humanity will
respect the less important and arbitrary ones?
Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants, they serve rather
to encourage than to prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed man."
~ Cesare Beccaria
@@FarmerStatesman I was unaware of that. I just remembered Jefferson stating that somewhere so I looked it up and found where he said it.
+1
That's a great quote no matter where it comes from !
I love it when the media asks the sheriff " did the defensive shooter get arrested? " " No, the defensive shooter was totally in the right !"
Dude, you have the greatest clarity of thought and logic of anyone I have heard speak. You should run for public office.
He would lose. The public aint logical.
In all honesty, the original system set up by the founding fathers was supposed to work like this. It was supposed to work in such a way that there was no incentive to be a politician other than the love of country. Politicians weren't supposed to make a lot of money because money corrupts everyone all the time. It was supposed to be a service to your country, a service to your community and then when you were done you go back to your life. Now we have career politicians who are only in politics to make money. All they care about is the next donation and the next election. Don't petition laws based on the neighborhood they're in knowing damn well that those laws won't affect them because they have their own private security and when they're done destroying the area that they govern, they just leave. They never live in the areas that they shit in.
Well we need to go back to is politicians with clarity and you're not going to get there until you have citizens with clarity who stop voting for career politicians. Let's be honest everybody just votes based on who they like because of their skin color or the way that they talk in public. Charisma has gotten a lot of people killed.
@@hershgoel7733 I don't know. I think the media has effectively portrayed the public as being much more left than they really are.
@Hersh goel you're correct... He would lose for that exact reason
@@maddoxinc1642Absolutely SPOT ON.
It was 1 to 2 years max, and very little pay.
"Gun control does not make you safe. Only makes you a vicitm!" Could not agree with you more. 👍🏼
It never had and that was never the point of gun control. It's in the name. Control. That's all it is. If it was about safety. They would advocate for classes in schools and basic firearm safety and how not to be a moron. They would advocate for better mental health and behavior training. They would stop letting criminals out early and out on the streets. But no. They restrict, control, and infringe on law abiding citizens.
@@jasonking9727 A drowning victim isn’t trying to intentionally drown you.
Karen hush
Be it the governments or the thugs, gun control makes citizens victims
Because guns are working so well as a preventative measure.
"If violent crime is to be curbed, it is only the intended victim who can do it. The felon does not fear the police, and he fears neither judge nor jury. Therefore, what he must be taught is to fear his victim."
Lt. Colonel Jeff Cooper- USMC
That's a nice sentiment. But, for the same reason I don't fear the police or judges, I wouldn't fear a potential victim if I were to resort to crime: they bleed like I bleed. I control what I can, accept what I can't, and if something needs to be done it needs to be done. I know I can only do my best and success is never guaranteed. Your idea may deter the occasional child. It won't change men. Your best bet it to prevent situations that cause men to despair.
Ask any criminal convicted of home invasion. What do you fear the most? Number one answer is, armed homeowners!
@@chrisgray3195 and, in spite of that fear, they home invaded anyway. Interesting.
Thank you for your service!
@@EnthalpyAndEntropy then why is nearly every mass shooting taking place in gun free zones?
As a concealed carry permit holder who lives in NY state, this saddens and frustrates me to no end. Politicians tell us all the time that gun control will be the answer, and then stuff like this happens. All they’re doing is enriching an already target rich environment. If you live in a state like mine, it’s never been more important to ALWAYS CARRY. Don’t give in, don’t surrender your rights! It may just save your life and the lives of others.
Yeah, and the rub: If you had been there and engaged the attacker and killed him, you'd be brought up on charges because you have a legal obligation to flee, you're not allowed to stand your ground in NY. Some shitty cop-robot would arrest you and some shitty prosecutor would try to get you the maximum jail time...for saving countless lives. Talk about stupid and ass backwards bullshit!
Happy to see I’m not the only one that feel’s this way living in NY state.
That’s why I left Buffalo
I'm in WNY I Carry as well.
How many lives have you saved?
Thanks!
I liked how he stressed people being armed AND knowing how to use them. With rights come responsibilities. At 71 and a gun owner since my first .22 rifle at 65 years ago, I accept the fact I have both.
I've had my first rifle since I was 17. A 270 Remington. I still have it. When the shooter shot up that school. He was 18. And they automatically say it's because he is only 18. And they shouldn't be able to have an AR. Try telling that to the Las Vegas strip shooter. He was what 60? Age doesn't matter. We need security at our schools. That's the thing. If government can have armed security. Then why is our kids not important enough to have security?
American society is just regressing back to the wild, wild west. The level of gun violence in the 60s was nothing like it is today. This increasing level of violence is now being normalized in American society, just like the political craziness. I don't see any improvement soon.
Richard. Gun violence was worse in the 80s.
@@WN_Byers I agree as I lived in L.A. up until the early 90s and remember all the gang shootings constantly reported in the local news. Never affected me or anyone I knew, only the gangsters involved and unfortunately the innocent folks caught in the crossfire. I just don't remember as many mass shootings going on in the country as compared to today. It's definitely worse in the U.S. these days. I left Los Angeles in 92 to live in Austin, Texas. Austin has boomed with massive growth and some growth in crime with the population, but the city has never had a gang problem or gang hoods. An uptick in violent crime after the pandemic, usually homicides involving people who know each other, but not the robberies and car jackings and shootings that have been occurring around Houston and Los Angeles. I still feel pretty safe here in a metro area of now more than 2.5 million people. Of course Austin was the city I remember as a kid in the 60s that had the first real mass shooting in America that happened from the U.T. tower on campus.
@@richardcogbill6791 "Gun violence; gun violence..." We hear that over and over and over again. Consider this - Motor vehicle violence; motor vehicle violence... If we keep repeating that long and often enough, do you think the majority of Americans will believe it's the MANUFACTURER of the vehicle or the VEHICLE, itself, that causes drunk driving deaths? Yes, clearly we MUST ban assault vehicles all across the United States until we can eradicate all of the Motor Vehicle Violence deaths!
My friend, "violence" is "violence." The tool(s) used to exact that violence upon innocent citizens is irrelevant! The INDIVIDUAL who CHOSE to use a gun to hurt others, or who CHOSE to use a Ford F-150 to hurt others or who CHOSE.... you get the point. The INDIVIDUAL who hurts others is the CRIMINAL, and NOT the tool OR the manufacturer of that tool OR that individual's cruel step-mother or whatever other excuse the INDIVIDUAL (OR the clearly leftist media) chooses to throw out there. Tools are not violent. INDIVIDUALS are violent. INDIVIDUALS will use whatever tool they choose to accomplish their evil, depraved goals.
Someone once asked me why I think I could have an effect on stopping a mass shooter just because I'm armed. I simply said that a shooter will instantly react to a person in uniform or known security. They're not gonna expect Joe blow walking around minding his own business to draw on him, giving me a chance to get shots off.
Viewed another way and in the same frame of reference as the video, if they ask you why you think you would be effective, I would answer "I don't, but at least I have the opportunity and means to attempt to stop it as quickly as possible.". To that point, if only a handful of people are of the same mind set and ability, the odds begin to favor the victims rather than the aggressor.
As has always been said, we are not asking everyone to take on this responsibility, but don't limit those that choose to do so. The life they save could be your own.
This has been studied actually and turns out, Joe blow ain't much more helpful than he thought. I forget what video this is from but I'll try to find it for you to watch.
@@eurosonly Meanwhile, there are studies and statistics on defensive firearm uses that would seemingly disprove that. So which is it? Also, I'd rather have slightly more of a chance than slightly less of a chance in that situation.
@@eurosonly I'd love to see the source of this video, is it Vox? When I was a law enforcement officer I read the LEO magazines and journals our department got and they were always riddled with stories how citizens and off duty officers stopped threats, they just don't get reported on nationally but it happens daily.
Just ask people 1 question and see how they answer. Which place is somebody more likely to shoot up: a place where everybody inside above the age of 21 could be armed with a sidearm or a place that has a "gun free zone" sign out front and is proudly saying that no weapons are on the premise?
They are gonna ruin that man's life over him saying all that...
And We The People should support and defend him.
@@Isaac556x45 absolutely agree
I'd like to see them try. I'll support the man 💯. We shouldn't have to feel like a pos monster for supporting our 2A rights.
I can see it already..."car crash", or, "suicide".
@@snootdingo9365 nah it'll be the media calling him the "black face of white Supremacy" they loved that one...
I've said it many times: If more Americans were like Colion Noir, this would be a better country!.
Damn right! Colin is the best.
I totally agree. Colin Noir is intelligent, speaks his mind and should run for office. JMHO 🇺🇸
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Yea but then we would have to many lawyers.
@@stevewilliamson8526 we already do. Big part of the problem
The “movie theater” shooter was able to open fire on entire crowds because the theater had “no gun allowed” signs up all over the place. Batman shooter’s gun wasn’t legally owned, and most of the guns which are involved in mass shootings.
As far as I have been aware just about ALL of these "mass shooting" the weapons were all obtained legally meaning a person(suspect or their family members)went submitted to a background check and the clerk handed them their weapon. So NO Laws that have been passed has worked and NONE will work going forward. At what point can we eliminate the laws that we already have that only work on honest people and not on anyone with criminal intentions? It is up to us to protect ourselves since ultimately no one can say who can & who cannot own a firearm for whatever reason. If we are to be a free people then we have to put the blame where it belongs, at the individual's feet that committed the crime and not on all of the other things like the gun, mental health, economic status, etc.
Man fuck those signs, I carry everywhere I go. If you don't search me, you're not taking my firearm.
Although to be honest, the folks in the theater would have died regardless of the restrictions. Who would be ready to defend themselves in the middle of a movie before getting shot in the back of the head? All the killer has to do is wait during an action scene with the sound of shooting and other stuff over those loud speakers, and most of the people aren't going to know what is happening before it's too late. Even when you are allowed guns, most people aren't expecting the worst or are prepared to use them at the drop of a hat.
@@sonniepronounceds-au-ni9287 speak for yourself
@@CebronCalahan Bold talk from someone who has probably never faced down a mass shooter. I do not support gun control laws, but i'm also not stupid enough to believe most if not all the people in that theater wouldn't have died had there been no restrictions. Most people aren't paranoid. It's a movie. Everyone was distracted by the movie and not looking at the back of the theater. It doesn't matter if you have a gun in your hand at all times, you aren't defending yourself from a bullet to the back of the head before you realize there's even a threat. Let's be realistic here.
In the shooter's manifesto, he specifically mentions choosing a location that would most likely be a gun-free zone/soft target. He specifically went to a place where he felt people wouldn't shoot back.
That was the point of the attack. He was a copy cat of the NZ shooting. He is using racism as a method to push gun control. The shooter was a self identifying communist.
Source?
He says in his manifesto. Which is i would imagine impossible to find now. It was taken down because from my understanding this evil demon hated republicans just as much.
@@mig-1578 they gave you the source. The Manifesto. He clearly stated that he wanted a place that was gun free or where they restricted magazine capacity to just 10 rounds. He also considered himself to be "authoritarian left" on the political spectrum.
He should get due process, with plenty of drop squad aaas kickings!
As a centrist white male from a blue state, i absolutely love your commentary and content.
I moved to a red state recently and am finally taking gun ownership seriously.
Keep up the good work!
are you taking the safety of 13 year olds seriously?
@@willtheoct Ohhhh gotcha moment!!!
@@willtheoctNice gotcha bro you sure owned him. You should screenshot this for your 8 twitter followers.
Have you seen Babylon Bee's California Couple Move To Texas videos? 🤠🍺
@@willtheoct of course. I’m sure he has a tiny gun that can fit his small hands. Don’t forget to buy a smaller gun for each of your guns, an armed gun is a polite gun.
#tinyguns #2ndAmusement
It’s a shame that people even need to be told these facts and can’t see it for themselves, this is all common sense.
Keep up the good work.
It's not that they "need" to be told. The leaders know.
They NEED things like this to enforce their slavery.
@@daetslovactmandcarry6999 : Gold star. Move to the head of the class.
I wish it were about common sense. The problem is that guys like Colion and all the rest of us can shout it out until we’re all blue in the face, but at the end of the day it’s the leaders who WANT an unarmed society to make it easier to exercise control. The good people need to see and hear this so that they can either rid themselves of those political hacks or either find a different place to live.
I don’t think its common sense or as simple as people trying to be
Yes ACTUAL common sense. Not the slogan used to attract the ignorant and vain.
I was born and raised in the hoods of Brooklyn, NY I have been drawn on and shot at several times in my youth. All of the hoods were strapped and I never copped one because I didn't want to disrupt my future. Law abiding citizens become hostages in their neighborhoods, scared to protect ourselves. Thanks for speaking on it.
Very sorry to hear that
I’m from Brownsville Brooklyn and never felt like a hostage. If you was drawn on and shot at several times that mean you doing something you wasn’t suppose to be doing.
@@harlem307 I'm from Brownsville, and during the 80's/90's it was bad. One summer I counted 13 killings on/around my block, including a young lady that got hit while minding her business in her kitchen. I also remember when 10 dudes surrounded me and my friend by Sutter station. One held a gun on us while a few others dug our pockets. Dudes would punk you just because they know you're not about that life. So respectfully, I appreciate that your situation may have been different than my own. Perhaps you have less trauma than I do.
@@Karter315 100% facts! I live in NYC now and have all my life. You don't have to be doing anything unlawful to encounter criminals. In the 80's I remember my older brother coming home barefoot after being robbed for sneakers at gunpoint. A group of my friends and I were once robbed at gunpoint coming out of a house party in the Bronx. None of my crew were ever about that gangster life. In fact our group birthed ivy league grads, entrepreneurs, well known musicians and great fathers. Blessed to have made it as some others did not.
@@studiob4943 I use to miss my hood because it was all I knew for 18 years, but on second thought nah!!! My homeboy's uncle use to throw a years, father's day BBQ. Two unknown thugs came to the block and were sniffing around a neighboring house. Uncle picked up on the vibe and cordially invited these strangers to have some BBQ with him and his family... Instead of having a few burgers these dudes decided to take uncle's life. I sincerely hope your life has evolved past needing to return to such places.
Thank you Sir for your hard work defending our 2A rights! God bless you!
That's the reason we need videos like this that tell the real story.
As a resident of the east side of buffalo, who has always been against guns, I can’t agree with you more. We all need to be armed!
Welcome to the 2A community my man. Glad you're with us. I'm in Utah so we have constitutional carry here but I'm hoping NY and California will change.
took something like this to change your mind ehh? better now then never I guess..it's a god given right to defend yourself. and our 2nd amendment gives is the right tools to do so.
Welcome to the club. It takes a lot of work, to own a gun in New York, so I'd suggest you get started.
Congratulations
Really?????????????? Duhhhhhhh, stop being a democrap and get with it.
Whenever I hear people say “gun crimes,” I always correct them and tell them it’s “people crimes - not gun crimes.” Colion taught me that!
People who say gun control works have never been in a life or death situation, or don't believe they'll be in a situation where they'll have to protect themselves.
People who believe in gun control, are surrounded by armed guards living in gated communities and the expense of tax payers dollars.
We have done too good a job to protect from evil in the West that people believe this
People that pass these laws have all the Protection they can pay for! They may not have a gun, but they have people with guns to protect them!
I have always said, it you want people to not have Guns, then you shouldn’t be allowed to have people to PROTECT YOU WITH GUNS!
Exactly. The helpless feeling is one I will
Never find myself in. Being at the mercy of some POS who has ill intentions is a lot more possible than most realize.
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WOW...just found this guy. Love your perspectives, expertise, and PASSION! New fan from Mississippi - a place with countless problems, but overabundance of gun laws ain't one of them!
"Regardless of gun control laws, criminals, crazies and terrorists manage to obtain firearms.
Always have. Always will.
To believe otherwise is dangerously naive."
-Robert Farago
No argument there
To anti gunners that logic might as well be rocket science to them. They cannot comprehend such big brain logic.
Less of them will acquire and only criminals who know the system well can acquire ... mentally unstable cannot acquire so easily if guns are banned.
I’ve had quite a few Hispanic coworkers/employees over the years, And it’s consistent conversations with these guys When the topic of guns comes up. From their perspective On the United States second amendment, it’s very important considering there is a Overwhelming amount of illegal firearms that enter this country illegally every year. 🚀✨🚀✨🚀
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They were easy targets,thats why he picked them.He knew NY’s gun laws leave their citizens defenseless.
Big facts I'm from the Bronx joined the army in 09 got out in 13 stayed my ass in Texas baby
These areas that have strict gun laws may as well have a massive neon sign saying `commit crime here` because it's open season and no one could defend themselves.
Facts. I feel like if there was a conceal carry law abiding citizen who shot and killed him. This shooting would have been buried and not covered as much. Glad I live in Utah. Part of the 25 free states.
@@jasonking9727 that’s good to hear and I hope it works. They passed constitutional carry in Tennessee here recently, so hopefully you all will follow suit.🚀✨🚀✨🚀
@@jasonking9727 Kick out the washington puke ased democraps. Make them pay a democrap tax of 80% of their pay if they stay there.
Mr. Noir has the gift to effectively convey concepts. I don’t see how any thinking person could honestly argue the points he so clearly made in this video. One of his best yet, IMHO.
That’s nonsense. If anything he said was true than these mass shootings would be happening equally everywhere in the world, which they are not. You Americans worship your guns like a religion. Just like this guy standing in front of an arsenal. No other country in the world has this problem, so if you have half a brain in your head, do some logical thinking.
All that money that was thrown at UK I'm surprised none didn't get used for bullet proof vest and helmets but a mask is supposed to stop bullets this is psychopath mindset
"I don’t see how any thinking person could honestly argue the points he so clearly made in this video." You only say stuff like that because he makes a habit of schooling people in debates. ")
@@Exxeron-ob3tv ok so?
Actually, @@Exxeron-ob3tv, I "only say stuff like that because..." I believe it!
This should be turned into an authoritative source for the argument for the 2nd Amendment. This is the template for common sense gun debates.
In this video is absolutely the best, most well-spoken and articulated opinion why gun control doesn't work, why more people with guns save lives, and why criminals don't care about laws, that I've ever heard or seen.
This... is... legendary. Bravo 👏🏼
Right!!! It's not the gun. After all, they don't make cars illegal because drunk drivers kill people with them. And cars aren't even a right unlike the 2nd amendment.
Even drunk drivers kill more people than guns (violent gun deaths. Over 60% of all gun deaths are suicides) yet you can get 3 DUIs (in my state) before getting a felony. But God forbid you have a 10 round magazine in NY or California. The big scary AR 15 that anti gunners hate kill less than 500 people a year.
They certainly don't make medical degrees illegal, and people kill more people every day with a medical license than a gun. And they really don't want you to think too hard about that one.
So the next time an association of doctors make statements against guns... remember that. They'll talk about taking away your God given rights, but never discuss making laws holding doctors more accountable for medical malpractice.
WELL TECHNICALLY THE RIGHT TO TRAVEL USING PRIVATELY OWNED GOODS COVERS THE CARS
yep..And as we all just witnessed, there was a guy in Wisconsin that intentionally used his “vehicle” To kill old people, kids, and whoever else got in his way, Just like the many many times we’ve seen before over the years, but the fact that these vehicle’s are used as weapons to kill people by the masses will never be fathomed from here to kingdom come.🚀✨🚀✨🚀
Owning a car is a right just as owning a house, a TV or a hummingbird feeder. One can buy a car without having a license to drive a car. I think that since traveling is a right so should driving be. There was no such thing as a license to ride a horse. Incidentally, we treat someone's driver's license more like a right than we do someone's right to own a gun. Driver's licenses are not revoked unless one is a proven danger to the community and even not always in those cases. I'm sure we've all seen a story about a drunk driver killing someone that had prior drunk driving incidents yet their license wasn't revoked.
I normally don’t care for attorneys much. But, you won me over as a long time ago. You’re the kind of person I’d like to have as a friend and a community leader. Thanks for your time and your effort to wake people up to the issues in our country.
right on
Does he actually practice law though? I doubt it, he probably does social media and the NRA stuff full-time.
My son, the lawyer, says he hates lawyers! I say they are necessary. And, having good attorneys is wonderful!
Patrick
I don't think he has any affiliation with the NRA anymore, every since they became corrupt.
as someone who lives where this happened (im literally a 10 min drive from the exact tops it happened at) this city has its problems mostly the mayor lining his pockets with out money and keeping this city poor, it shouldnt have happened, i knew the security guard he was a great man and a hero and it disgust me that his name isnt everywhere in place of the shooter.
Did the guard die
@@Panzerram yes
Aaron Salter Jr. Retired police officer. R.I.P.
Buffalo is a sh*thole. Blame the mayor all you want but the citizens keep electing these fools.
The Security Guard was a good man.
So many things you say make clear light of day level headed sense
I like that guy, he was speaking facts.
according to cnn, he doesnt count as an american citizen
@@m1a1abrams3 According to CNN no Americans count as American citizens
I'm a bit skeptical of his story.
-old white guy who avoids black folks
Imagine. A decent human being on Mainstream news 😳
“Are we at last brought to such a humiliating and debasing degradation, that we cannot be trusted with arms for our own defense?” -Patrick Henry.
I firmly believe that if the democrat party had been around back then, we would still be a British colony.
@@tearl5676 theyre pure tyranny incarnate
I want NOTHING to do with New York State or City, Chicago, Los Angles, or any state of city that limits my right to defend myself. I was Military and yes, the kind that was trained to and authorized to firearms to defend ourselves and others. Having that right taken by the state I helped defend is sickening.
Amen to that.
You do realize that you are allowed to have guns in NY State… NYC has tighter restrictions but the laws around shotguns and long guns are as available upstate as they are anywhere else.
Also… Luckily, since we’re all free, you don’t have to move to any of those places. It’s your choice lol.
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California really In general
I have no background and I was still Denied my ccw
@@stubstunner not true,a friend of mine was attacked and pulled his gun to defend himself and hes the one who was aressted.it turns out the guy had 4 felonys and here the kicker,judge boller who issues permits in erie county took his permit away and this scumbag got off scott free.wheres the justice.
Strange how the “law” keeps on letting society down by not being strict on getting criminals behind bars; yet “the law” wants to constantly treat the whole of society like convicted criminals…
thats why people hate cops bc they treat everyone like a criminal.
When you showed the interview of the woman who mentioned the bravery of the security guard it literally brought a tear to my eye. 😢 God bless that man's family.
ive seen the video of the shooters Gopro, I didnt see no guard putting up a fight or anything, everyone got killed one by one. He just spared one white man lying on the ground hidden behind a counter then the video ended.
Exactly ! You can not control “ hate “ with laws. Everyone should be able to protect themselves and their loved ones, and innocent citizens.
How do we know who is "Innocent"? Is it a certain "look"? What happens when 3 or 9 "citizen" protectors misread the cues, misidentify themselves and start their own merry shootout?
Sad what has happened in Uvalde today. Cue the pundits gloating - both for and against 2A.
@@Yman83464z That is why training is essential. I have taken many courses, as well as watched many videos online, on how to assess a situation. I can easily assess a situation, I understand what to look for. I know how to identify an ally from an enemy. I just hope everyone else has done the same.
A good start, ask yourself, you see a man beating the shit out of a woman in a parking lot between 2 cars, to the point you fear for her life. What do you do?
If you answered, "shoot that guy beating the woman", you just killed a cop. He is undercover, buying drugs from a dealer for a sting. She caught on to him and has already stabbed him 3 or more times and he is fighting for his life.
If you answered wrong, you need more training, put the gun down, you're a liability.
We should be awarding people for defending themselves and others, instead of punishing them with life-destroying legal costs.
@JoosWorship Satan my god you seem insufferable
@@thelastword4616 OK well you explained what was done wrong and that they need more training but you didn't explain what would be the right way to go about that. How would someone know there is an undercover cop? Or is it just that you don't go in there shooting just because you see a fight? Could you please clarify to leave no room for misinterpretation.
Two things will stop, or significantly diminish, mass shootings. 1. Incentivize gun ownership and concealed carry. 2. Secure our schools like we secure our politicians.
They won't
Secure our schools BETTER than our politicians. These kids are at least innocent.
@@Aaroncarter95 secure the schools? Perhaps if we're teaching something valuable, the kids won't grow crazy as hell and decide to come back to the same school and shoot. The issue is at a people level bro. Triggers don't pull themselves
@@chitownbear7733 i am 100% certain you misunderstood my comment considering the original comment also has the phrase "secure our schools" in it but ok.
@@Aaroncarter95 I didn't misunderstand. The original comment will not happen until dinosaurs roam the earth again. And I agree with you that kids are innocent but the blue lives matter folks don't include children
Ive only been a owner since about last September maybe early October and Colion and others alike have been giving me years+ of knowledge and I appreciate that so much.
i like how this man saw someone wearing a "genius" shirt went over to see if they were a "genius" got into talking with the shooter, then gives this interview. he himself is a genius looking for others like him lol
He's also proof that the D's are wrong as well as being the true racists.
🤣🤣🤣best comment ever
Right? And I would think a suicidal person, like the shooter, would be hopeful after an encounter like that. But then he killed anyway? I also saw an interview of someone who said they saw the shooter after the car accident in Texas, he said he normally does carry, but had taken the firearm out of his car. He felt guilty that he wasn't able to prevent the children's deaths.
@@recoveringsoul755 What _do you_ expect from a degenerate racist terrorist? I mean really? Remember Dylan Roof? He had the freaking _audacity_ let old church black ladies welcomed him into their church & they WASTED an entire hour of THEIR praying with that demon _before_ he murdered them anyway. They're literally like animals with no real human emotions. What kind..._thing_ is capable of phonily interacting with these black people who honestly welcomed & engaged them for long period of time and then is capable of shooting them in the back the next moment. They Maybe if the _specific_ American community that keeps creating Kl@n members, Race Realists, Proud Boys, Dylan Roofs, Payton Gendrons started blaming themselves for their racism instead of black people, this would've never happened in the first place.
So true
Of course, the guy gave up when he faced the cops ready to shoot back at him. I carry to protect myself and my family because you never know when the need may arise. Keep spreading the knowledge!
The security guard shot back.
@@insomthegreat yes but the body armor was wear was to block bullets from a pistol so they will just tickle him so police got rifles for these situation
@@MikeJKYT -It was level lV armor. Which is available to everyone and should remain that way. Police can’t shoot through it anymore than anyone else. (It stops rifle rounds) It would have to be a head shot to take him out. He was going to kill himself, but I think it was Colion who said in his previous video that the shooter was going to kill himself, but then stopped, because he wanted to be famous. Nutball. That’s it.
ALL GUN CONTROL LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL!
You can't defend against an attack you don't know is coming. If you get ambushed, it doesn't matter what you carry. This is the nature of mass shootings.
If I had been in that grocery store or if I had a relative who was killed or injured in Buffalo, I would be suing the government for not allowing me to carry.
No you wouldn't lawyers are expensive as fuck and you would probably lose. So tired of people saying dumb shit like this. You wouldn't do shit. I agree it's fucked that they have shit gun laws but you aren't solving anything by suing for money that should be building roads and paying for emergency services.
@@blazerdude89 Yes I would, I would go broke trying if I had too. And I have lawyers on retainer, just have to say, let's go.
Sue the City of Buffalo, Erie County, and the state of NY, for wrongful death.
The real hero is the man who treated another well, took the time to treat someone like an intelligent person and a friend. Maybe it didn't work this time, but long term this is what is what helps prevent bad things in the first place.
TRUTH! You are a light in the darkness. As a disabled woman it abhors me that I am limited in the ability to protect myself because I happen to be in NY! Thank you for your valuable voice in difficult times!
The people affected by this tragedy should sue the city and the politicians for making such an unsafe environment and putting their lives in jeopardy
100%
This is created and paid for by the left to push more Gun control!
Wake Up America.
That’s a good start
the smartest most sensible guy to speak to the media on this incident was a homeless dude camped out in front of the store. this says so much about america right now
Hang them.
I can’t believe I follow so many gun channels and just now came up on your channel. You have so much knowledge on the subject and are incredibly logical and know how to make a great video. You definitely earned yourself another subscriber.
It's time to flip the script.
We need to point to this as an example of how these laws have failed.
They will NEVER in a million years admit that.
go on the corner with a cardboard box sign? all tv an internet an alternative is controlled by global israelie ; like the atolen land on usa is blamed on others an its them. like ukraine is them an putin trying to smash them. 👍 etc etc etc
Thanks for bringing up the fact that most in the ghetto aren't thugs and criminals. It also means they need to be able to defend themselves against the same thugs and criminals that victimize them constantly.
I'm a former resident of one or NYC's notorious ghettos (Far Rockaway/Edgemere Houses). I know the thugs, dealers and killers in that area. They surely aren't the majority in those areas. In fact, you can find people who are PD employees living in those same areas. My mother's PD career is what got us to the low crime burbs of Jamaica Queens.
I TOTALLY agree 💯💯💯💯💯
Exactly! That’s been my experience too.
People in the ghetto don't rob other people in the ghetto very much. What are they going to steal? It's when you put rich people next to poor people, thats when crime happens.
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Correction…it’s when you put poor or rich people who are actually criminals, then BOTH rich & poor people get robbed!
“Gun control does not make you safer, it makes you a victim” spot on
Absolutely 💯
Facts
Sadly, that falls on dead ears of the victimhood crowd.
Man I heard 0 lies here
Depends where you stay
Amen much truth, never stop, God bless you and yours.
"Most importantly... we shouldn't be forced to fight people with guns with our hands!" Well said man!
"Let me have the tool that allows me to react effectively." Thanks Colion. Wise words, man.
As the Polk county sheriff said and I quote "a gun in the hand is better than a cop on the phone"
Shoutout grady! 863 wya
I’d rather have cops with only phones 😂😂😂, can someone make that a “saying”
yeah especially when your dealing with a corrupt PD like i am in my town of pueblo they are on meth, and they protect the lab next door to me
You do have a guardian angel, and he's telling you to love yourself and your neighbor enough to protect life!!!!!
I want to salute the security guard. He put his life on the line by drawing the fire to himself he is a hero. If that would have happened in a constitutional carry state it could have been different out come
Absolutely respect that man RIP
Constitutional Carry - Welcome to Texas!
@@andynonimuss6298 Like the 2019 El Paso shooting?
@@andynonimuss6298 been in Texas my whole life
@@NoFro-TL Texas passed constitutional carry after that shooting.
When the members of juries refuse to convict those who only carry a gun to protect themselves, these unconstitutional laws like in NY will cease to have any affect. This is what brought prohibition to an end.
Where I live they are working hard on getting rid of juries.
Jury nullification
@@NietzscheanMan explain?
Lol that’s never going to happen. Americans have this sick obsession with ”choice” 2A and ARs will be a thing of the past once roe v wade gets rolled back.
Except there are always those who will follow like sheep off a cliff and they are part of our “jury of peers”. In a perfect society people would make the “educated in the constitution” call, but we ain’t there yet. I see a glimmer of light though as the left keeps hurtling towards that cliff.
I appreciate your common sense. That killer in Texas knew one of the only “gun free” zones in Texas are the schools.
The fact that our schools are not protected through armed guards shows where our society's priorities lie. Certainly not with our children. 😔
@@AC-87 the fact that most public schools don’t have metal detectors and have “open” campuses in this day and age is crazy.
This is one of my top five favorite channels on firearm related information. Awesome job Mr Noir! There is no doubt that We The People of the U.S.A. need more responsible citizens carrying a firearm. ✌️🇺🇸
Imagine having an issue with people getting killes by snake bites and trying to fix it by releasing more snakes.
3 countries have the right to bare arms in constitution, two of them are third world countries.
I'm in my 40s and put off getting my concealed carry permit until about 5 years ago. I finally jumped through the government's hoops because I realized that I couldn't be sure if I could physically defending my family without it. Now I have nightmares that something happens during the times that I'm unarmed by law or my chosen profession.
I just open carry and HOPE NC goes to "constitution carry" soon cause i dont want to pay and give up my 4th amendment jt to exercise my 2nd in hiding! Yes argee conceld is better way to carry but also when pulled ya open ya self up to searches where as me "open" they see it and BY LAW cant use that as "suspension" to search for more or anything else! Plus by law i dont have to give them NAME or anyother info....I CAN STILL USE MY 5TH!
@@bryanrmcnair01 at least you have the option. Here in NY concealed if the only option.
For the record, they wouldn’t play that part about arming ourselves on none of the local stations here in Buffalo. Channel 2, 4 and 7 did not play Mr. Lewis saying anything about our own self protection only Fox aired that version 😏
The one some say is fake news? Figures.
yep they all support the msm pro-left narratives
Surprised they don’t feature this guy more. He talked with the shooter.
They don't feature truth
*Your views do not align with our core values*
@@JayTX. or lack thereof
Yeah he talked with the shooter, but he also spoke against what "woke" media and society believes.
He said he saw a bunch of "smoke"... From what? A modern rifle doesn't produce smoke. Sounds theatrical. This is some strange fed boy stuff.
Thank you!!!! You are doing a great thing by keeping us informed! God Bless!
Well said AGAIN Colin!!!!! I read something the other day, “I am free, no matter what rules surround me. If I find them tolerable, I tolerate them, if I find them too obnoxious, I break them because I know that I alone am morally responsible for everything I do”. Robert Heinlein. I couldn’t agree more with his statement.
"There's a lot of disconnect with respect to reality!" These few words perfectly sum up not only the Buffalo shooting incident but the country as a whole. Excellent presentation!
Pray that SCOTUS makes the right call soon on pistol permits! We need more legal conceal carry here!
? I live in a permit-less state 🤷♂️ maybe move to a place/country that is reflective of your lifestyle 😜
They need to throw out permits. requiring a permit is an infringement.
@@It-b-Blair that's a dumb attitude, no offense. People need to fight for their rights where they are before there's nowhere left to run to.
Are you kidding me.
@@chuckdavinci9044 start hanging the democrat criminals
Sir, Mr. Noir, (1) Thank you (2) you are such a necessary and well spoken voice. (3) Thank you again. (4) I would add, run for an office seat. I can not imagine any reasonable person would want to. However, I just wanted to underscore, I believe you are that caliber of a person, of a man. Blessings.
"Supreme Court precedent holds that American police have no legal obligation to protect the public."
Just putting this out there. Good luck to everyone with their hands and fists.
We cant even defend ourselves because we men would easily get 3 years in prison MINIMUM and have a 34,000 dollar fine just because the police station is low on donuts
I'll never understand why anti-gun people just don't get it. Criminals will NOT follow the law.
Because anti-gun people are the same people who think inflation and $5 gas is caused by Russia and not the Biden Administration...
They somehow believe one day guns will be eliminated 100% that is their goal. Little do they realize this will not keep them safe. Someone with a knife can kill many in a crowd, a car running through a crowd, they will use explosive's etc etc. The only thing eliminating guns 100% does is make us slaves to our government and much easier for foreign countries to invade.
If you don't think the fact that so many American's have guns isn't a deterrent to other countries think again. They not only face our military they face the American public. Look into Switzerland and their gun laws, they have one of the highest rates of gun ownership and it is what has kept a country of 8 million neutral.
I always ask them what law do you propose to pass that criminals will suddenly follow. No answers yet.
Every single anti gun person I've ever met hasn't ever been near a gun nor have they either been through anything serious in their life. Same with the social justice people, it seems like a lack of experience in life.
Cognitive dissonance. They do not want to accept that they are responsible for their own safety. This would shatter the fictional bubble they live in.
Mr. Lewis called it right. Here in West Virginia, it's constitutional carry and permit too. We are VERY polite. Out of staters are SHOCKED by the fact we carry open and or concealed. Keep up the good work!
Screw them,
Nobody’s shocked buddy it’s nothing special
Usually folks from heavily restricted states. It’s pretty normal down here in Florida.
You do realize that other states can do the same right? So which out of staters do you mean? Those in blue states with these gun restrictions?
@@RebelGaming4U Maryland and most of the northern states. Our permit is good in 38 states. California is NOT on the list. I can go from WV and go south to Fla. It's recognized in the south.
My man is all fired up! So many epic quotes in one single video!
Colion, you are an absolute blessing to our country and the 2nd Amendment rights we are fighting to preserve. Your voice is important. THANK YOU!
Just typical, the only ones admiring this useful idiot Noir are the evil and hearts of darkness conservatives. Philando Castile was dead for being black with a legal permit to carry firearms.
agreed
One of the many reasons I left Commiefornia. My old house was in a neighborhood that had drive bys and plagued with homeless who constantly raided our trash. I just wish we could mourn for those who lose in such tragedies before the politicians come out like cockroaches with fake tears. You are 100% on that. Everyone should beable to access the tools needed for self preservation. God bless you all.
I'm from the Buffalo area. I've been assaulted and had to beg for my life. I moved to Colorado and was actually able to purchase protection. It's already saved me from being pulled from my car, beat, and potentially killed. If I were in New York at the time, I might not have survived.
I'm sorry that you had that experience 😔
Yes, many people that I know often get assaulted in buffalo and Rochester. They doesn't want to get guns. I told them to learn self defense. I think they are wimps. Democrats love it when they see wimps. Easy to own them. So sad.
Always spot-on. Common sense isn't so common.
I'm in Nigeria and I always wish we had a "2nd amendment" for ourselves over here. The insecurity here is mind boggling.
@Peter Angles you are so right 👍🏿👍🏿
@Peter Angles so sad. Unfair that anyone is forced to be a sitting target.
@@PKBassPlaya You should be ashamed of yourself. Why don't you move to Afghanistan, Iran or Sudan
@@prettyme3150 ashamed you say? Do you know how low life you sound right about now? I'd rather have a gun as an equalizer to protect my family than just sit down and watch all my family get beheaded or shot point blank by religious fanatics or bad guys with guns who won't be brought to justice. I make bold to say your school shootings are nothing compared to what we face over here everyday. Better thank God you're in America. You wonder why many people are dying to get to America by any means necessary? Guns aren't the problem, psychotic nut heads are. And by the way, I've lived in Chicago and a lot of great citizens their need to have the right to protect themselves from those good for nothing low life's who've turned Chicago to the middle east.
@@monica1811 it's a very sad situation knowing fully well nobody is coming to your rescue and no one will be held accountable. The govt labels the criminals as "unknown gunmen" every single time.
Absolutely spot on ! The more they restrict law abiding citizens from firearms , the more this kind of situation can , does , & will continue to happen .
The day I get in trouble for just carrying a firearm and protecting myself is the same day I never pay taxes again. Why pay taxes to a tyrannical govt we should have taken back when Kennedy warned us of the tyranny in the first place.
@James Just get caught illegally with a gun in NY and you won't have to worry about paying taxes for a while. Three years minimum in prison!
@@JB-bc9nm I'm wondering how they can even get away with that considering the second amendment is absolute and any law violating it is null.
@@JB-bc9nm Gun restrictions are unconstitutional.. The citizens of NY need to sue the state in Federal Court and take it to the US Supreme Court if they have to.
@@JB-bc9nm
Welcome to the club of having your life ruined by unconstitutional laws.
No bump stocks no full auto background checks registered guns that restrictive as it is
You're spot on.
To the family of the security guard, those of us who value the love of family and community feel your loss!
His name is Aaron Salter Jr. And he died a hero. He ran to the sound of fire.
God Bless him and his family
I want to read about him. To me that's one way to honor him
Explained so perfectly. I just want to say I appreciate you for being a patriot and standing up for all of our 2nd amendment even the people who want to throw it away.
Man I am so grateful and proud of this dude for standing up and speaking his mind. Nothing but the utmost and absolute respect for you so.
Well said sir !
This man says everything I want to be able to say, but I can't put it in words. Keep spreading the word man 🤘
All state's need to be cc.
@@Roboticdoughbull3k open carry deters more
If that gentleman had called for more gun control, he would have been on every news segment with interviews for the next week .
Whoah, you mean every media outlet only shows the parts of interviews that coincide with the point that they are trying to make to their viewers?! MY question is what part of that man's interviews FOX didn't show. I bet it was the part where he explained he sat down and had a conversation with the shooter the day before. Which would obviously show that the shooter was capable of actual coherent conversation. FOX wants to spin the narrative that there are crazy people out there and everyone should carry guns. The other media outlets want to spin it that the crazy people should be prevented from obtaining guns. They're both going to use whatever parts of whatever interviews they had to spin things to their audience and their narrative.
I 💯 agree with Collin, it’s not the gun. It’s the person behind the gun who makes poor choices and causes these issues throughout social media. He keeps saying this over and over again. “ buy a gun and learn self defense “. It’s that simple
Have you ever heard a story of a gun who stopped at the bar after work, had a few too many drinks, went home, and beat the kids?
Me neither.
Just like smart phones only as intelligent as the loose lug nuts behind them!
Speak that Truth! Great show
Advocating for gun control is simply an elitist, privileged position.
When someone is a hardcore anti-gunner, it tells me he/she has:
always lived in a safe neighborhood
never been the victim of a violent crime
always been able to afford personal transport, like a car or taxi (as opposed to having to ride a subway full of violent criminals at 3am)
lived somewhere with reasonable police response times
never had to conduct business in high crime neighborhoods
Basically, he/she has been sheltered in their own little bubble of privilege and ignorance. Never having to venture out and see the real world or interact with the “undesirables” of society.
Or they have armed security… like the dumbasses in Congress, and people in Hollywood
NO MATTER WHAT, CRIMINALS WILL ALWAYS BE ARMED, NO IF'S AND OR BUTT'S, THESE DEMO TARDS, CRAPS JUTS DONT CARE ABOUT YOU, ONLY ABOUT THE APPEARANCE THAT THEY ARE AGAINST GUNS, I BET PELOSI AND ALKY HUSBAND HAVE A WEAPON IN THEIR HOUSE, OR THEY HAVE TAX PAID SECURITY 25-366 DAYS A YEAR
You just described me except I completely believe if a community can come together or a group of farmers can come together to, OR some rich hick who saved for XX ampunt of time, can afford an effective (and safely operate and store) anti air or anti icbm/missile vehicle fully functional, armed and primed they have the RIGHT to own one. Only issue is how can we make sure corportations do not have that right? Amongst some other issues, but yeah.
I have a damn right to purchase a fully capable tank, dammit!
Or never lived with or around military personnel.
All I can say is that I’ve been at a restaurant when a person was gunned down outside (over a drug deal) and as I was ducking in place hearing 10 shots go off my only thought was “Damn I wish I had my piece on me now”.
I’m not a teacher, but if I was I’d be concealed carrying, school policies be damned.
My brother works in a school and I asked him do they search him or anything he said no I’m like so why aren’t you carrying.
Some schools do random checks (like mine). So I have my "assault" scissors by the door. Lol. Whenever we lock down, I feel so unprepared to do anything (school in the "hood"). If some person gets in I'm going down fighting before they get my students, but I am by no means on the same level as an attacker as it stands now.
@@hansolo6340 I totally understand I drive trucks and I pass through Illinois, California, New York and was nervous to carry because I don’t want to get a felony but it’s a risk I’m willing to take. These school shootings are becoming way too common we have to start training and arming our educators.
@@JayskiDinero Yeah, you got it right. Training is necessary. I love working with most of my fellow educators (I've found a pocket of moderate to conservative educators, thus I won't reveal where we are, I don't want to bring in the crazy people). But training is necessary for us if we want teachers armed. Of course funding that doesn't get grabbed by board members, or state governments, or whatever is hard to come by. But I don't know, maybe some time in the future. Looking to move to Montana or someplace in the northwest (not Washington or Oregon, I love the countryside, but don't like Portland and Seattle) cause they're a little more understanding about teacher and student protection.
I understand your sentiment, but understand this, you will “go down” IMMEDIATELY against ANY firearm, once you are hit! Please don’t be under the delusions that a brave charge with scissors or pencil (j/k) will sustain past the pain and burn of hot metal blasting into a limb or torso. Distance and accurate shot placement are your ONLY friends against an attacker with a gun.