@@IvenRossall-te3sxdon't break into people's car and chances are you won't have to be worried about the owners defending themselves and their property
You obviously didn’t watch the story unfold - but I see your final comment and then realize why you either didn’t watch the full story or just are unable to comprehend the basics. As for their souls - they f’ed around and found out didn’t they?
The 2nd Amendment is about the citizens--"state of the nature" by John Locke--having the power--Mao Zedong said that "political power grows out of the barrel of a gun": sounds like a paraphrased of the 2nd Amendment. Any arms--knives, machine guns, or even cannons is authorized if one can afford it: will be used to defeat the tyrants.
Listen closely to how the reporter calls this. She says the family saw 2 people trying to break into their car, "so they [the family] shot at them". That the bad guys pointed a gun at the family isn't mentioned until much later. Terrible reporting.
Part of the problem is they think they can roll up to a hospital and get patched up after pulling something like this. You stepped out side of civilization, don't expect the parts you need to be there when you need them. Arrogance.
Especially when if someone were trying to break into a cop car, you know the cop is going to show up with his gun drawn... Funny how that works, isn't it.
Yup. I’m scanning before I even drive into the lot. I take notice of everything. When I enter an establishment, I scan, and keep scanning. It sounds exhausting, but it’s an engrained habit that happens without thinking. If something stands out, I key in on it. People are waaaay too lackadaisy about their surroundings. You don’t have to be Jason Bourne, but pay attention. And watch people. Eventually you’ll come to be able to spot out of place body language.
The way this reporter opened that segment was ridiculous. “They saw someone breaking into their car SO THEY SHOT THEM!” She initially leaves out the important detail that the criminals pointed guns at them🤦🏻♂️
That’s crazy. I was just there two weekends ago with my wife for her birthday. In the exact same place. She often gives me a little hassle for carrying everywhere, but I explain to her you never know what’s gonna happen and where’s gonna happen and case in point this could’ve easily been us.
When someone finds out I carry and responds in a snide way by saying... _Why do you carry? Are you expecting trouble?_ My response? Why do you have life insurance? Are expecting to die? Why do you have car insurance? Are expecting to get into an accident? Why do you have health insurance? Are expecting to get sick? Why do you have house insurance? Are expecting your house to burn down? A firearm is like insurance. You want the protection but you hope you never have to use it.
@@PrinceIsot They were Texans, not Americans. Santa Ana was part of a dictatorship in Mexico and lead an army to conquer them. They fought for the Republic of Texas, not the US. So, yes, they were the bullied party.
Bravo to that brave Father & Son! But, no joke about knowing your legal environment. Many DA's will prosecute you for exercising your 2A rights in protecting others against serious bodily injury.
@@DaisyDay.-pm2cfin what regards? Are you factoring in multiple different scenarios of “differently” or are you just kind of focused on YOUR specific scenario?
@@longgone9869 yes I do and I have a conceal carry license (CCL) for almost 9 yrs. Where I live, it’s required we have a Firearms Owner ID (FOID) to have a gun (and buy ammo). To be able to apply for a CCL, we must successfully complete a 16 hour training course. I do like to take training courses at least once a year as well.
@@longgone9869 yes I do and I have a conceal carry license (CCL) for almost 9 yrs. Where I live, we are required to have a firearm owner identification (FOID) to have a gun (and buy ammo), and we must complete a 16 hour training course to be able to apply for a CCL.
I love what you said about knowing your states laws about self defense and defense of property. I am also however a firm believer in the saying, "better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6."
But after "judged by 12", it can lead to state prison for a long long time. Seems like it would be easier to learn the law. But there's always jury nullification you can hope for even if you technically committed the crime but took out a real bad guy.
I don't think it's funny. As someone noted already. It's intentional, the citizens are labeled as criminals already. Instead of the so called reporter saying. A family went shopping. On the way back to their vehicle, they saw people breaking into their vehicle. They saw the criminal pointing guns at them. The father and son drew their weapons and shot at them to defend their family.
@Littlefoot. That's why you treat them and anyone who works for them as violent armed terrorists trying to take you and your family out. They are not your friends. Eventually they will run out of employees.
I used to swear by that saying, sadly these days, it’s a gamble, especially given what city and state you live in, some of these locals, would love nothing more than see you jailed for exercising your God Given Right, of self preservation!👍🇺🇸
@sjgavenger37 in NY you'd be in more trouble then the criminals, you better just ask them nicely to please stop while you hand over your wallet and pray they don't shoot
She starts out by lying out her ass. Then later she manages to slide the facts in that the hijackers had guns pointed at the family. On a more personal note .. back away from the donuts.
We lived near Corpus Christi for 20 years and parked AT THAT MALL when we visited San Antonio, the Alamo, and the River Walk. Feeling "SAFE" in that area of town requires a deep level of ignorance. Over the past ten years we've avoided visiting San Antonio all together.
I live in San Antonio, and you are somewhat correct. San Antonio has changed a lot, and not for the better. Crime has increased a lot. River center Mall is not the place to go anymore. That mall has gone down, I won't go there. North star Mall is better, or La Cantera, both have security on premises. Locals do not really visit downtown, there is nothing there but tourists and overpriced restaurants. The Riverwalk is nice, but go during the day, it is geared only for tourist, I don't consider downtown as safe as in the past. Of course, if you NEED to see the Alamo, the Riverwalk, the Tower of Americas, you do have to go downtown. There is a lot more to see and visit in San Antonio than downtown.
@@chrhadden if I had an escalade, the insurance $ to have it fully covered is probably a laughing matter. Wait. That's because I would drive insured. Ahhh I see what you did there
When UN "troops" are activated in this country... I'ma preemptively send my condolences to those "troops" families right now. I'm so very sorry for what is to happen to their sons. Oh, wait... No I'm not. #FAFO
The 2nd Amendment is about the citizens--"state of the nature" by John Locke--having the power--Mao Zedong said that "political power grows out of the barrel of a gun": sounds like a paraphrased of the 2nd Amendment. Any arms--knives, machine guns, or even cannons is authorized if one can afford it: will be used to defeat the tyrants.
That’s a naval term originating from when sailors were allowed to have their wives onboard. If she gave birth to a son and the father was a Gunner’s Mate, they would say “it’s the son of a gun!”
Stop with the nut job conspiratorial hate of MSM. If you don't like the way they present the news, start your own news organization and let us see how different you tell the truth?! Nothing worse than ironic whining.
i used to park in this parking lot every day to go to work and to see it on the news is no surprise to me. it’s a sketchy spot for sure and i’d always be on alert here. definitely not a safe one and props to the son and dad for protecting themselves adequately.
Kamala Harris said she will continue Joe Biden's OPEN BORDER and supporting of 10 million illegal immigrants with free housing, education, health ins, groceries, while we have a homeless crisis. Our tax payer dollars going to keep up people who have never paid taxes in our country.
Most in Texas do not carry firearms. Many won't pass the background. It's really risky inside San Antonio, because if someone sees it, they can call police and the police put you in jail until the judge dismisses the charge. "The process is the punishment" ugh!
Same here in Arizona. The difference is that you'll be arrested and charged if you shoot a criminal or an illegal breaking into your car or house because we have a Woke Democratic Governor. This is why I also carry a less lethal option so I can defend myself without worrying about the Woke DA.
Indeed. In my state, the law presumes that anyone breaking into an occupied dwelling is there to inflict grievous bodily harm or death to the occupant(s) - deadly force to defend yourself or others under the roof is authorized, even if it turns out that the intruders were unarmed. Our Castle Doctrine also covers us while in/on our motor vehicles. And we have Stand Your Ground, and constitutional carry. In short, it's a really dangerous place for anybody wanting to F**k Around and Find Out.
I'm glad I live in Indiana where our castle law extends to our vehicles. We can also use lethal defense on a no knock warrant. Texas needs to step up their gun laws.
I like that. Sort of like the State Laws are overriding the Federal Laws, because the Federal Laws were originally describing things that you can do, (rights) and not things that you cannot do. (controls) Since the current Federal Laws enable "Federal Home Invasion" (no knock warrants) then Legal Use of Force AGAINST this form of Home Invasion is supported by the Constitution. Make the Feds think twice before they get into any legal harangles that gets them shot. Each State make its own laws about Constitutional matters, because it seems that the Feds can have their own interpretation of the Constitution, that is not even in alignment with the original intent. We have a Constitution, and if you (Feds) are going to operate in our State, this will be the "Legal Interpretation" of the Constitution in our State. Irrespective of what you think it is, or the Federal Judiciary. We make the laws in our own State, including Legal Definitions about the Constitution. I like it, the same thing is starting to happen here in Canada, because the Feds need to be "reined in".
Its because too many people are Making Decisions based off emotions that mistakes get made. You should never make decisions based off how you are feeling in Any emotional state of mind. Feeling safe and BEING safe are 2 very different things.
no one,.....and I mean no one has ever been safe in this country.......even the colonizers had to protect themselves from other colonizers.........................
@@douglasduda9826Great point! We are à bloodthirsty society! You have insurance caĺl your agent! I am not getting into à shooting contest with my family present. Take the damn car. It's so sad to read some of these stupid comments over a piece of metal!
@@SomeRandomVatoMy wife and I were planning to move to San Antonio after retirement. Our daughter is in Texas. We gave up and are now house shopping in Rural Pennsylvania.
You said it, criminals know about these supposed "safe" areas. They realize that people are relaxed and unaware of their surroundings. There is a great city in the northeast where nowhere is "safe" anymore. But the caveat is that no one can defend themselves so criminals have no fear. In addition to this, the definition of a felonious crime has been altered to a small narrow window.
USCCA is a joke. If my life is on the line after being forced to use my firearm, I don't want an insurance company deciding if my actions were justified or not and leaving me high and dry. Attorneys On Retainer is much better than USCCA.
@@damoclesecoe7184 it's not bitching if it's true. They've dropped people because they thought the person was guilty before they even went to trial, deny coverage, demand repayment of money they paid out, should I keep going or does that suffice for your ego?
@@jdaniel11405822 I've asked for examples and you have yet to provide any. You call me egotistical, yet you act as though your word should be law on the matter. Either back up what you're saying or go find an echo chamber to cry into.
@damoclesecoe7184 I gave examples but you chose to ignore them. I don't live in an echo chamber, I actually look things up and learn things for myself. I never said my word was end all be all, I was just giving a response with examples.
@@damoclesecoe7184 erm…. is this not 'said' echo-chamber? @jdaniel11405822 , post linkys to what you 'actually looked up and learned', else is really does seem like bitching for the sake of it.
NY Governor too; first duty is to retreat, lethal force can only be justified if you’ve already tried to retreat or if you can’t retreat. Always thought the duty to retreat was BS a gives power to criminals over the law abiding, as it puts an undue burden on the law abiding before they can defend themselves.
Always be aware of your surroundings. In ccw class, the instructor taught us his system of assigning a red/orange/yellow/green colors in your mind to the ppl and things going on around you.
My demented little mind is seeing a video enacting the subject at hand and the TV series theme song "The Courtship of Eddie's Father" playing in the background.
I grew up with a family that studied Maharishi's (Beatle's guru) meditation & yoga, and Maharishi published an English translation of the Indian epic, "the Bagavat-Gitra"... it's Krishna explaining Dharma to Arjuna, how to handle the responsibility of fighting evil. Maharishi's commentary reminds all people the greatest threat is always our own personal anger. Managing our anger in all situtations, like a gun fight (victim , perp, or bystande) is the most important issue for all concerned.
"The possibility that one's intended victim is armed was evidently a concern to most of these men- the strong majority (81%) agreed that it was wise to find out in advance if one's potential victims are armed, and to avoid them if they are." 'The Armed Criminal in America- a survey of incarcerated felons' by James D. Wright and Peter H. Rossi
Most of the time it does not seem to matter, in Court they will Always make the criminals out to be Angels and the victims or defenders in this case out to be blood thirsty Monsters.
I spent hundreds of dollars and drove for an hour to get my CHL, just so I can protect myself. Now I have to make sure it's after 7:25PM on a Thursday afternoon, and the moon has to be a waxing crecent, otherwise, I get charged with murder. This country is wild.
@ZekeRivers police academy is not summer school lol. I've been to DPSST, and my brother was an officer with Portland Police. The training is very thorough.
This may sound weird, but I attribute my situational awareness to my military career and working in an industrial center. Sure, being in the Navy and being trained helped immensely, but walking around in shipyards, antenna shops, machine shops or just on the waterfront forces you to keep your head up and eyes open ... getting clocked by a davit swinging off the back of a flatbed will RUIN your weekend plans. Trust me, that lesson sticks with you long after the lump subsides ... lol. Seriously though, the last thing a criminal wants to see is someone who's alert and aware ... they aren't super-villains, they're predators and someone who's head is on a swivel is usually too much trouble.
Keep in mind the "Reporters" choose which interviews to air, when they fit their narrative. There were probably 10 Texans that said "I THINK IT WAS BADASS!!"
This is the type of thing those two girls you interviewed need to see. If they had been there, would they have lost their lives because they had no defense and don't want anyone else to have guns either?
I am South African and carried a 9mm semiautomatic pistol from age 23 to 60. I stopped carrying when I moved to Mallorca in Spain. In that time my family was safe. I also feel naked now!!!
Good info Colion. Back in May, the actor, Johnny Wactor, was shot and killed 2 blocks from where I live when he walked up on some thugs stealing the catalytic converter from his car. It was 3am, he was walking back to his car after working at a nearby nightclub. Where he parked his car is usually devoid of any human life at that time. It's a street that doesn't lead to a major thoroughfare and all the businesses are closed after dark. He asked the thugs what they were doing and one of them pulled a gun and shot him in the chest. It's a bit of a tough scenario, but being California he wouldn't be CCW so didn't have the gun option. I'm a retired LEO so am CCW. I'd have only said something to the dummies after drawing my pistol, and from a position of cover. Situational awareness, and have a plan, even before something happens. Good advice too about CCW insurance. I have it, with a USCCA competitor, but wouldn't hesitate getting theirs either.
So the car-jackers had guns on the family and they were the ones shot... props to dad and son for beating the odds.
@@IvenRossall-te3sx Too wel said to be an actual lib lol
@@IvenRossall-te3sxdon't break into people's car and chances are you won't have to be worried about the owners defending themselves and their property
@@IvenRossall-te3sxLOL!
You obviously didn’t watch the story unfold - but I see your final comment and then realize why you either didn’t watch the full story or just are unable to comprehend the basics.
As for their souls - they f’ed around and found out didn’t they?
Billy the Kid and Billy the Kid Jr😂
Heck yes, no crime was committed by that father-son duo!
Now that's some father son bonding
A father can only dream 😮💨
Came to say the same thing.
Lol yea
lol
The 2nd Amendment is about the citizens--"state of the nature" by John Locke--having the power--Mao Zedong said that "political power grows out of the barrel of a gun": sounds like a paraphrased of the 2nd Amendment. Any arms--knives, machine guns, or
even cannons is authorized if one can afford it: will be used to defeat the tyrants.
This guy is so clear and concise with explanations. So many others (lawyers) spread too much manure when talking about gun laws.
Listen closely to how the reporter calls this. She says the family saw 2 people trying to break into their car, "so they [the family] shot at them". That the bad guys pointed a gun at the family isn't mentioned until much later. Terrible reporting.
No, that little tid bit was intentionally left out till later. It creates sympathy for the criminals in the minds of the NPC audience.
Also zero description of the assailants. But later mentions "the woman ". 🤔🙄🤦🏾🤷🏾♂️🙏🏽🧡💪🏾🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Deep state programming the robber is the good guy and the normal citizen is the bad guy for defending yourself
Typical left reporting
no description = the 13% that accounted for 60% of usa murd3r
Part of the problem is these punks dont fear our justice system and know they have more rights than a law abiding citizen.
Part of the problem is they think they can roll up to a hospital and get patched up after pulling something like this. You stepped out side of civilization, don't expect the parts you need to be there when you need them. Arrogance.
Many work 60 hrs a week and more , to be told by so called authority that one cannot protect the fruits of ones labor is ridiculous!
even more so that things have to be just so to protect your family
That's for sure
Especially when if someone were trying to break into a cop car, you know the cop is going to show up with his gun drawn... Funny how that works, isn't it.
@@giantent763keep crying. If you want the same immunities and laws protecting you then become a cop yourself instead of crying about it.
@@VictorGuerrero-i1z
There was no "crying." A point of fact was made. You don't know the difference between "crying" and making a factual point?
Whenever I get out of my vehicle or when I’m walking back to it I scan the parking lot. It’s called situational awareness.
you didnt have to do that, nobody did back in 1962
Not true Momma shut up
@@MadMomma-kj9ks yeah they did
Yup. I’m scanning before I even drive into the lot. I take notice of everything. When I enter an establishment, I scan, and keep scanning.
It sounds exhausting, but it’s an engrained habit that happens without thinking. If something stands out, I key in on it.
People are waaaay too lackadaisy about their surroundings. You don’t have to be Jason Bourne, but pay attention. And watch people. Eventually you’ll come to be able to spot out of place body language.
@@bakedstreetyt You wernt there then, I was, so move on.
The way this reporter opened that segment was ridiculous. “They saw someone breaking into their car SO THEY SHOT THEM!”
She initially leaves out the important detail that the criminals pointed guns at them🤦🏻♂️
Can’t trust MSM - SMH
Sensationalist reporting. . . happens all the time. This is why you can't trust main stream media.
@@sharonmartin4036 _Any_ media. Every bit of it is biased.
That was totally intentional, many people only listen/watch for a few seconds. Now this audience thinks that is exactly what happened.
The media sucks worse than the car jackers .
That’s crazy. I was just there two weekends ago with my wife for her birthday. In the exact same place. She often gives me a little hassle for carrying everywhere, but I explain to her you never know what’s gonna happen and where’s gonna happen and case in point this could’ve easily been us.
Yup. I usually tell people, "Guns are like first aid kits....99% of the time you dont need it. But, when you do, you need it IMMEDIATELY."
My brother you keep carrying and you will stay safe. You will also continue to read these posts.😏
They will find a way to give you a hassle no matter what that’s why you don’t listen to them
When someone finds out I carry and responds in a snide way by saying... _Why do you carry? Are you expecting trouble?_
My response?
Why do you have life insurance?
Are expecting to die?
Why do you have car insurance?
Are expecting to get into an accident?
Why do you have health insurance?
Are expecting to get sick?
Why do you have house insurance?
Are expecting your house to burn down?
A firearm is like insurance.
You want the protection but you hope you never have to use it.
“When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty.”
~ Thomas Jefferson
It’s getting heated. Loosing our freedoms or resistance is inevitable, but I don’t know what that will look like and am kinda scared to find out
@@everythingballistic8812 - Find a training place around you. It's harder to hesitate with muscle memory.
@@everythingballistic8812 Everyone Is Scared.....Have Courage, Move forward; You Won't Regret It!
Guns are magnetic. These two were selected as contenders.
That's not the quote I've heard
The Men who gave their lives at the Alamo are happy about any Fathers and Sons who defend themselves from bullies.
......America is the bullied in that situation? 😂 Outnumbered doesn't posthumously make them the good guys
@@PrinceIsot They were Texans, not Americans. Santa Ana was part of a dictatorship in Mexico and lead an army to conquer them. They fought for the Republic of Texas, not the US. So, yes, they were the bullied party.
Father and son defending each other. RESPECT!
I love that Colion has this channel to bring awareness and helps to keep our rights to protect ourselves and loved ones.
The family that claps iron together, survives together.
For real😂
FACTZ
Clap iron
-> clappin’ cheeks 😂
@chupacabra304 😂
That needs to be a T-shirt😂
Bravo to that brave Father & Son! But, no joke about knowing your legal environment. Many DA's will prosecute you for exercising your 2A rights in protecting others against serious bodily injury.
The worst criminals are in the justice system.
And in our government
Exactly. Citizens shouldn't have to purchase "self-defense insurance" for exercising 2A rights.
TRUE
@@YTcensorsuxyou only need that insurance in blue areas. That should tell you all you need to know.
You told the truth, and I respect you for that.👏
Like E-40 said “I’m not paranoid I am prepared”
This husband and son saved their family with being properly prepared.
@@DaisyDay.-pm2cf but it didn’t.
@@DaisyDay.-pm2cfin what regards? Are you factoring in multiple different scenarios of “differently” or are you just kind of focused on YOUR specific scenario?
@@SarahAnn33 I'm curious, do you regularly carry a concealed firearm and have you received any formal training?
@@longgone9869 yes I do and I have a conceal carry license (CCL) for almost 9 yrs. Where I live, it’s required we have a Firearms Owner ID (FOID) to have a gun (and buy ammo). To be able to apply for a CCL, we must successfully complete a 16 hour training course. I do like to take training courses at least once a year as well.
@@longgone9869 yes I do and I have a conceal carry license (CCL) for almost 9 yrs. Where I live, we are required to have a firearm owner identification (FOID) to have a gun (and buy ammo), and we must complete a 16 hour training course to be able to apply for a CCL.
I love what you said about knowing your states laws about self defense and defense of property. I am also however a firm believer in the saying, "better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6."
But after "judged by 12", it can lead to state prison for a long long time. Seems like it would be easier to learn the law. But there's always jury nullification you can hope for even if you technically committed the crime but took out a real bad guy.
"Judged by 12" today is minimum 100k.... for defense.. ;/
@blogengeezer4507 have you seen the cost of a funeral today?
funny how barely the media mention that the criminals were armed, but mentions the family being armed right away
Intentional
Media = ran by Liberal democrats = favors criminals over the innocent.
These youths were just trying to pay their med school tuition and they were brutally attacked by greedy men
I don't think it's funny. As someone noted already. It's intentional, the citizens are labeled as criminals already.
Instead of the so called reporter saying.
A family went shopping. On the way back to their vehicle, they saw people breaking into their vehicle. They saw the criminal pointing guns at them.
The father and son drew their weapons and shot at them to defend their family.
They put a spin on everything now.
The skill of being able to twist a story so people are sympathetic to the perpetrators is amazing
It is better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6. Protect yourself and your family.
@Littlefoot. That's why you treat them and anyone who works for them as violent armed terrorists trying to take you and your family out. They are not your friends. Eventually they will run out of employees.
💯 Came to comments to say the exact same thing.
In the words of Emiliano Zapata,
“Zapato sin suela, nunca camina”
I used to swear by that saying, sadly these days, it’s a gamble, especially given what city and state you live in, some of these locals, would love nothing more than see you jailed for exercising your God Given Right, of self preservation!👍🇺🇸
@danielwhipple8434 the criminals are your enemies and so is the state.
Uscca has too many issues with not helping their customers and just taking their money.
Great father and son bonding moment
While the laws vary by state, in this case, it’s hard to argue against using force when firearms are pointed at your family.
When seconds count, police are minutes away.
Not in a blue state like NY and California.
@@sjgavenger37 - depends on where... I live up in rural, conservative, RED, Northern CA where everyone is armed.... and the police arrive hella fast.
@sjgavenger37 in NY you'd be in more trouble then the criminals, you better just ask them nicely to please stop while you hand over your wallet and pray they don't shoot
Illinois particular cook county. To keep you CLL 3.hrs class plus fees close to 300 bucks. Hard to do when your paych to paycheck for basic needs
She starts out by lying out her ass. Then later she manages to slide the facts in that the hijackers had guns pointed at the family. On a more personal note .. back away from the donuts.
Truth
Someone should also call her out on her poor choice of a dress to wear outside the house and in public, much less on television as a reporter.
Criminals don't care what the laws in the area are...
No, but any law abiding citizen packing heat better know the laws where you carry.
AND NEITHER SHOULD WE THE PEOPLE SINCE 2A SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED.
GET A SHOVEL NOT A POLICE REPORT.
Just like corrupt cops never ever heard of the Constitution, nor corrupt swine judges!
@divinecommerce3912
that's called being a criminal
@@gattungen-ng8goAny law repugnant to the Constitution should be considered null and void.
Dude, insurance companies by default, try to NOT pay out. USCCA has a record of throwing people under the bus.
Prime example just because it's a "safe" area doesn't mean it's always safe
Safety is a state of mind greatly improved by your state of carry.
Never relax
@@1800imawake exactly it's why I carry everywhere.
@@1800imawake well said 👏
yeah gun free zone is the most dangerous and unpredictable place
We lived near Corpus Christi for 20 years and parked AT THAT MALL when we visited San Antonio, the Alamo, and the River Walk. Feeling "SAFE" in that area of town requires a deep level of ignorance. Over the past ten years we've avoided visiting San Antonio all together.
I live in San Antonio, and you are somewhat correct. San Antonio has changed a lot, and not for the better. Crime has increased a lot. River center Mall is not the place to go anymore. That mall has gone down, I won't go there. North star Mall is better, or La Cantera, both have security on premises. Locals do not really visit downtown, there is nothing there but tourists and overpriced restaurants. The Riverwalk is nice, but go during the day, it is geared only for tourist, I don't consider downtown as safe as in the past. Of course, if you NEED to see the Alamo, the Riverwalk, the Tower of Americas, you do have to go downtown. There is a lot more to see and visit in San Antonio than downtown.
They're shocked about the shooting...not the carjacking.
I thought the same thing.
Honey I'm 65 and you make so much sense to me that it's embarresing.You are a true tressure of life saving knowledge.Thank you son,and God bless you
This is why you stay out of gun free zones. The guns would have been left in the vehicle and wound up on the streets.
Gun free zones haven't stopped me ...
@@tjmayer9103me neither.
@@LordHollow 👍
Always CARRY in Gun FREE ZONES! Don’t be a SHEEP.
Only if they complied with that policy. (Not a law)
In CA, the father and son would be charged with murder and the carjackers would be the innocent victims. It’s an upside down reality here in CA.
Right, AND The corrupt cops Murdering the innocents.
NY would charge them too.
@@DougaronyLAPD has their own gang units. There are actual gang members in the LAPD
Hawaii too probably.
@@TheTongMan So stop voting for the same politicians
If you are driving a $100,000, or more, car, your odds of thieves attacking you are much higher. Especially if it is an Escalade. "Teens" love those.
who does that though??/ i would be paranoid as hell. i had to cash a big check once i took three of my friends lol
@@chrhadden if I had an escalade, the insurance $ to have it fully covered is probably a laughing matter.
Wait. That's because I would drive insured. Ahhh I see what you did there
wait - most carjacked car is Honda.
@@robertlivenmore1786Did not know that. The most stolen is kia.
Hellcat culture
That's what u call family!!! U ALWAYS PROTECT EACH OTHER!!! 💯💯🙌🙌🙏🙏🔥🔥
DEFEND YOURSELF YOU DON'T HAVE ARMED SECURITY LIKE THE PEOPLE TRYING TO TAKE YOUR RIGHTS AWAY
🖕THEM!
Give the Father and son a community award! They have been forced to defend themselves because their DOJ is not doing their job.
Committing violent felonies in Texas is playing a game of Russian roulette.
Texas roulette? ;o)
Criminals don't care in Texas!
No. In Russian roulette, only one chamber is loaded. In Texas, all chambers are loaded.
@@ExecuteBrandon Yah, but you got the California locusts moving over.
Colin, great info on your channel. You're doing everyone a great service, Thank you.
Never leave your house without your concealed carry firearm because that’s important.
Hat, wallet, knife, phone, edc. Religiously
This guy knows the facts coming in everyones futures. @LeonardoPisano-sn2lp
@GregoryGrone-vb7qe kudos to you sir. Stay safe
When UN "troops" are activated in this country...
I'ma preemptively send my condolences to those "troops" families right now. I'm so very sorry for what is to happen to their sons. Oh, wait...
No I'm not. #FAFO
The 2nd Amendment is about the citizens--"state of the nature" by John Locke--having the power--Mao Zedong said that "political power grows out of the barrel of a gun": sounds like a paraphrased of the 2nd Amendment. Any arms--knives, machine guns, or
even cannons is authorized if one can afford it: will be used to defeat the tyrants.
A father and son both upping that shit simultaneously to protect their family is mad gangster
The family that trains together, stays together 🙏
Thanks!
Family traditions, time together as a loving family.😊some bonding.
Thanks for keeping us informed on 2A issues. Keep up the great work.
Telling how you had to listen to the whole story before they said the robbers pointed guns at people.
Just like any insurance USCCA can cancel you or deny your claim. Get something better. I can’t believe you being a lawyer are endorsing this company.
Son of a gun!
That’s a naval term originating from when sailors were allowed to have their wives onboard. If she gave birth to a son and the father was a Gunner’s Mate, they would say “it’s the son of a gun!”
That reporter is the reason why we have so much misunderstanding of facts.
As usual msm completely buried this AND totally failed to mention the pair acted in self defense.
All by design
Stop with the nut job conspiratorial hate of MSM. If you don't like the way they present the news, start your own news organization and let us see how different you tell the truth?! Nothing worse than ironic whining.
@@stefanschleps8758 Or do as I do, don´t watch propaganda, so, don´t watch MSM.
Dude that family made that parking lot safer. Stay strapped.
I'm in San Antonio. Most of the robbers are armed these days. They have no remorse killing someone.
i used to park in this parking lot every day to go to work and to see it on the news is no surprise to me. it’s a sketchy spot for sure and i’d always be on alert here. definitely not a safe one and props to the son and dad for protecting themselves adequately.
Never let your guard down. Paranoia is just above average spacial awareness.
Thank you for your service.
And our government doesn’t think this isn’t going to increase 1,000 fold with the current course our country has chosen.
Our country didn't choose it.. joe biden did.
Quit the fear mongering. Chicago has been like this for decades.
You are wrong, they are counting on it. The strategy for ruling over people with fear is always being tried in various ways.
Kamala Harris said she will continue Joe Biden's OPEN BORDER and supporting of 10 million illegal immigrants with free housing, education, health ins, groceries, while we have a homeless crisis. Our tax payer dollars going to keep up people who have never paid taxes in our country.
COVID-19
Unfortunate that the thugs didn't get their "full" justice.
It's Texas you need to assume everybody has a gun 🤦♂️
Most in Texas do not carry firearms. Many won't pass the background. It's really risky inside San Antonio, because if someone sees it, they can call police and the police put you in jail until the judge dismisses the charge. "The process is the punishment" ugh!
Same here in Arizona. The difference is that you'll be arrested and charged if you shoot a criminal or an illegal breaking into your car or house because we have a Woke Democratic Governor.
This is why I also carry a less lethal option so I can defend myself without worrying about the Woke DA.
@Joreel some just has to get their group together and fire the DA.
Good luck, Arizona is liberal now
We don’t mess around in northern Idaho. It’s very safe to assume everyone has a gun on them or very very close by.
Do not protect bandits !
Agree 100% with Colion about never turning your brain off; even in a safe place. You just never know…
Law is never on the side the property owner or those protecting themselves, family or friends.
Nope.
If you break into my home, it's implicit that you are invading ME.
Bad bad bad idea.
Bad.
Indeed. In my state, the law presumes that anyone breaking into an occupied dwelling is there to inflict grievous bodily harm or death to the occupant(s) - deadly force to defend yourself or others under the roof is authorized, even if it turns out that the intruders were unarmed. Our Castle Doctrine also covers us while in/on our motor vehicles. And we have Stand Your Ground, and constitutional carry. In short, it's a really dangerous place for anybody wanting to F**k Around and Find Out.
I'm glad I live in Indiana where our castle law extends to our vehicles. We can also use lethal defense on a no knock warrant. Texas needs to step up their gun laws.
I like that. Sort of like the State Laws are overriding the Federal Laws, because the Federal Laws were originally describing things that you can do, (rights) and not things that you cannot do. (controls)
Since the current Federal Laws enable "Federal Home Invasion" (no knock warrants) then Legal Use of Force AGAINST this form of Home Invasion is supported by the Constitution.
Make the Feds think twice before they get into any legal harangles that gets them shot. Each State make its own laws about Constitutional matters, because it seems that the Feds can have their own interpretation of the Constitution, that is not even in alignment with the original intent.
We have a Constitution, and if you (Feds) are going to operate in our State, this will be the "Legal Interpretation" of the Constitution in our State. Irrespective of what you think it is, or the Federal Judiciary. We make the laws in our own State, including Legal Definitions about the Constitution. I like it, the same thing is starting to happen here in Canada, because the Feds need to be "reined in".
Feeling safe and being safe is getting harder in this country. Its a crying shame.
Its because too many people are Making Decisions based off emotions that mistakes get made. You should never make decisions based off how you are feeling in Any emotional state of mind. Feeling safe and BEING safe are 2 very different things.
no one,.....and I mean no one has ever been safe in this country.......even the colonizers had to protect themselves from other colonizers.........................
It’s the downstream effect of cultural decay.
John Lennon said “Happiness is a Warm Gun”. Just shortly before he was delivered of this world by a bullet. Ironic, hmmm?
@@douglasduda9826Great point! We are à bloodthirsty society! You have insurance caĺl your agent! I am not getting into à shooting contest with my family present. Take the damn car. It's so sad to read some of these stupid comments over a piece of metal!
Stay Strapped or get Clapped ,
George Washington …..probably.
I live in San Antonio, that area isn't exactly safe. As for me, wallet, keys, phone, Glock 19, everyday.
Exactly! They will try you in broad daylight in that area if you are caught slipping!
Thank you for your service
They should make a law that keeps criminals from going to nice areas...oh, wait...criminals dont obey laws...oh, well...
It called having cops patroling at all times,.
They should make guns illegal entirely. Surely that will stop all gun crime.
@@GreenBlueWalkthrough Even then, a patrol can be not in a specific area, opening it up for opportunities
@Ange1ofD4rkness True, but a police presence is definitely more of a deterrent.
Democrat ran cities don't prosecute criminals
People we must protect the 2nd ammendment. 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
NOWHERE in downtown San Antonio are you “SAFE”!
Almost all of San Antonio is bad. I’ve lived on every side.
@@SomeRandomVatothe MSNBC show lock up San Antonio showed nothing but Hispanic gang members in the county. Like entire pods nothing but gang members.
@@SomeRandomVatoMy wife and I were planning to move to San Antonio after retirement. Our daughter is in Texas. We gave up and are now house shopping in Rural Pennsylvania.
@@Duke_of_Prunes look into surrounding cities like Helotes. Boerne. Schertz. Selma. Small towns in Texas is the way to go.
@@Duke_of_Prunes new braunfels is also a beautiful place just outside San Antonio.
You said it, criminals know about these supposed "safe" areas. They realize that people are relaxed and unaware of their surroundings. There is a great city in the northeast where nowhere is "safe" anymore. But the caveat is that no one can defend themselves so criminals have no fear. In addition to this, the definition of a felonious crime has been altered to a small narrow window.
What the reporter and Colion didn't tell you is the "son" was seven years old.....THIS IS TEXAS!
Yeehaw
Love that comment
USCCA is a joke. If my life is on the line after being forced to use my firearm, I don't want an insurance company deciding if my actions were justified or not and leaving me high and dry. Attorneys On Retainer is much better than USCCA.
Do you have any specific examples or are you just bitching for the sake of it?
@@damoclesecoe7184 it's not bitching if it's true. They've dropped people because they thought the person was guilty before they even went to trial, deny coverage, demand repayment of money they paid out, should I keep going or does that suffice for your ego?
@@jdaniel11405822 I've asked for examples and you have yet to provide any. You call me egotistical, yet you act as though your word should be law on the matter. Either back up what you're saying or go find an echo chamber to cry into.
@damoclesecoe7184 I gave examples but you chose to ignore them. I don't live in an echo chamber, I actually look things up and learn things for myself. I never said my word was end all be all, I was just giving a response with examples.
@@damoclesecoe7184 erm…. is this not 'said' echo-chamber?
@jdaniel11405822 , post linkys to what you 'actually looked up and learned', else is really does seem like bitching for the sake of it.
California governor would say turn and run
No he would say stand there and call cops but don't leave scene
and cry "I'm a victim" at the same time
Fighting back is racist
NY Governor too; first duty is to retreat, lethal force can only be justified if you’ve already tried to retreat or if you can’t retreat. Always thought the duty to retreat was BS a gives power to criminals over the law abiding, as it puts an undue burden on the law abiding before they can defend themselves.
COMMIEFORNIA and the people's REPUBLIK OF NEW YORK.......
It still makes me LOL to think there are humans out there who think there are "safe" areas of the world.
Always be aware of your surroundings. In ccw class, the instructor taught us his system of assigning a red/orange/yellow/green colors in your mind to the ppl and things going on around you.
And they say fathers don’t do anything with their sons anymore.
My demented little mind is seeing a video enacting the subject at hand and the TV series theme song "The Courtship of Eddie's Father" playing in the background.
I bet if the View covers this story they’ll call for CPS to take the boy away like they threw the mall hero in Minnesota under the bus 🤦♂️
I grew up with a family that studied Maharishi's (Beatle's guru) meditation & yoga, and Maharishi published an English translation of the Indian epic, "the Bagavat-Gitra"... it's Krishna explaining Dharma to Arjuna, how to handle the responsibility of fighting evil. Maharishi's commentary reminds all people the greatest threat is always our own personal anger. Managing our anger in all situtations, like a gun fight (victim , perp, or bystande) is the most important issue for all concerned.
"The possibility that one's intended victim is armed was evidently a concern to most of these men- the strong majority (81%) agreed that it was wise to find out in advance if one's potential victims are armed, and to avoid them if they are."
'The Armed Criminal in America-
a survey of incarcerated felons'
by James D. Wright and
Peter H. Rossi
There's a big gap between feeling safe and BEING safe that most people don't realize.
Well they did choose to commit the crime
Most of the time it does not seem to matter, in Court they will Always make the criminals out to be Angels and the victims or defenders in this case out to be blood thirsty Monsters.
Colin, anger management is a big part of daily carry. This is a great topic to discuss.
I carry nearly all of the time, no different than carrying your billfold, keys, pocket knife, or phone.
Complacency kills
I spent hundreds of dollars and drove for an hour to get my CHL, just so I can protect myself. Now I have to make sure it's after 7:25PM on a Thursday afternoon, and the moon has to be a waxing crecent, otherwise, I get charged with murder. This country is wild.
Except if you went to summer school to get a badge - then you'll have qualified immunity.
@ZekeRivers police academy is not summer school lol. I've been to DPSST, and my brother was an officer with Portland Police. The training is very thorough.
@@VortexStolenName 'Very thorough' - but they don't spend any time on the Constitutional rights. Like I said - summer school for delinquents.
That's how we have to defend ourselves today, this world is crazy!!!
This may sound weird, but I attribute my situational awareness to my military career and working in an industrial center.
Sure, being in the Navy and being trained helped immensely, but walking around in shipyards, antenna shops, machine shops or just on the waterfront forces you to keep your head up and eyes open ... getting clocked by a davit swinging off the back of a flatbed will RUIN your weekend plans. Trust me, that lesson sticks with you long after the lump subsides ... lol.
Seriously though, the last thing a criminal wants to see is someone who's alert and aware ... they aren't super-villains, they're predators and someone who's head is on a swivel is usually too much trouble.
It amazes me the amount of people who agree with "you gotta know the laws" and constitutional carry at the same time.
Thanks for sharing the news, that the news outlets don't wish to share‼️
Stay strapped, stay vigilant ya’ll.
Keep in mind the "Reporters" choose which interviews to air, when they fit their narrative. There were probably 10 Texans that said "I THINK IT WAS BADASS!!"
The old lady said she felt better that the criminals were caught.
This is the type of thing those two girls you interviewed need to see. If they had been there, would they have lost their lives because they had no defense and don't want anyone else to have guns either?
No such this as a safe place. Some people simply do not understand that.
Love your constant interesting and education videos Happy New Year Mr Noir
I don't think that I am safe anywhere, even in my own home!
That's why it is called 'home invasion'.
So correct! I cannot believe how many people just aimlessly go about their day regardless of where they are
One of the most American poetic justice stories you can get. ✅
I feel naked if I don't have my firearm on me.
I am South African and carried a 9mm semiautomatic pistol from age 23 to 60. I stopped carrying when I moved to Mallorca in Spain. In that time my family was safe.
I also feel naked now!!!
Good info Colion. Back in May, the actor, Johnny Wactor, was shot and killed 2 blocks from where I live when he walked up on some thugs stealing the catalytic converter from his car. It was 3am, he was walking back to his car after working at a nearby nightclub. Where he parked his car is usually devoid of any human life at that time. It's a street that doesn't lead to a major thoroughfare and all the businesses are closed after dark. He asked the thugs what they were doing and one of them pulled a gun and shot him in the chest. It's a bit of a tough scenario, but being California he wouldn't be CCW so didn't have the gun option. I'm a retired LEO so am CCW. I'd have only said something to the dummies after drawing my pistol, and from a position of cover. Situational awareness, and have a plan, even before something happens. Good advice too about CCW insurance. I have it, with a USCCA competitor, but wouldn't hesitate getting theirs either.