He did good with using the pole to conceal his draw. He had a plan unlicensed or not! Another excellent lesson. Transitional spaces are their only opportunity sometimes. Take that away.
You are really wrong, in Brasil he will be killed in jail, jail here is not even close to what you think, is hell on earth, I think he must flee and live in other country with other name, here he is garbbage. sad really sad
@@rayromano6249 it’s called constitutional carry, it’s legal in several states. The idea that you have to apply to be able to legally protect yourself is pretty stupid.
This is a good comment. I see others QQ about the laws of no permit carry. YOU have to decide. If I live in a place where it is difficult to get a permit for a firearm am I ok with having to go to jail but being alive? This old man knew the consequences and he made his choice.
@@picklemetimbers3003 Laws aside, it looked to me like the thieves were going to leave without shooting. So it's too bad that this man is essentially trading months or years of his relative freedom for a car. That being said, what I never seem to hear people talk about is FUTURE thefts. Just because the thieves may have left these folks without harm doesn't mean their next victims would have had a similar experience. I don't feel that the man saved his life in this scenario. But literally nobody can know who's life or lives he saved by taking these criminals out of play.
He was elderly. So many of us men who are older still see ourselves as the protectors of our families, neighbors, communities. Love this man. He showed great skill and presence of mind.
One hundred percent,have children x grandchildren,i will defend them to the end,thats my bloodline,cant let some predatorial scumbags try to hurt them, thats what we are protwctors
@@gaming4K Yep, like my grandmother, many decades ago, who was caretaking many of her offspring by herself when a stranger tried to force himself inside our home. She was no slouch on targets, but she shot his hat off late that night. Some would say this is a moment of equalization.
Many elderly people are also retarded just like most people on earth, so....yeh....always someone willing to take a life over materialistic bs. The car for sure had insurance, they had a camera, the old man was a MAJOR FUCKING RETARD who could have gotten ANYONE in that situation killed....and also fired his own gun in the BACK of a unarmed man, and kept firing into the open in a HOUSING AREA. If I was there, I would have gone over and kicked this old idiots teeth in until he swallowed them, for almost killing my daughter across the street.
My generation (gen z) and the generation before us (millennials) are sadly becoming more and more unfit to defend our country and our society. Good times created weak men, we are living in that part now.
Because data shows you get safer countries without guns if development level is equal. You can't do that now though, guns are already everywhere there, so you need one because everyone with bad intentions can access them easily. I would carry if I lived in USA too.
Police aren’t Hired to Protect people They are hired to protect the “community” Police only show up once you’re dead Only God Almighty gives protection to his chosen people (Israelites. In the Israelite Church of God In Jesus Christ. The Ones whose keeping commandments.)
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
@@Vandicoup I can't believe you just compared this to a driver license. They hand those out like candy dude, there's so many damn people who shouldn't have their license. Also, the class you have to take to get your ccw is also pretty short. I think it took me all of 5 hrs. We sat and have classroom instruction and them shot exactly 5 rounds downrange.
@@Vandicoup you cant buy a gun from an ffl without getting a background check, licensing depends on state. Either way they know your criminal background if they sell you a gun at a store so…
If this doesn't illuminate the absolute hypocrisy of strict gun control laws, I don't know what does... No one should EVER be charged for properly defending themselves in this type of situation.
@@FrankDaBank25 So, you would have been fine with the victims being killed for their car as long as they placed"the law" above their own safety. Right?
When I say no one, I'm talking about gun laws that prohibit law-abiding citizens from owning and carrying firearms, or at the very least make it all but impossible (lookin at you, Big Apple...). Obviously someone who has displayed wanton disregard for laws, civility, and public safety in the past shouldn't be trusted with the great responsibility that comes with firearm ownership. Y'all feel free to take this completely out of context for the sake of a fruitless argument on the internet if you want, no big deal from my end...
@@Aquajoda Thats kinda the reasoning for people who try to ban Gun or Swords or Knifes. Law abiding people will simply never abuse such a responsibility of owning dangerous items as listed above, they would only ever be used in self defence from criminals.
@@Aquajoda ofcourse you can never predict what anyone might do, but on the whole all law abiding peaceful people should have the right to defend themselves and would doing everything humanly possible to avoid using it.
Laws are not always whats morally better or good. Look in the times when the states had slaves. it was illegal to help a person escape to freedom. And some Laws are their to more or less get in the way of law abiding citizens, such as prohibiting people from having a means to defend themselves, such as the numerous laws against innocent people from owning firearms to defend themselves and their family.
@@MyAramil There are options here. A. Carry legally. B. Work to change the laws that prohibit your ability to carry legally. C. Move to a state/country where you can carry legally. D. Break the law and carry illegally.
Agreed 1000% How else would that man be able to defend his family with out the great equalizer? That man deserves a medal from the community not persecution.
Of course this is the perfect ideal. That every human should have the right and be able to defend themselves and their family against an attacker with a gun. But if we don’t have laws around owning and carrying guns. Violent felons, domestic abusers, and clinically insane people would be able to have them with no consequence.
As many are allowed to do in America. That's why there are bad guys with guns sometimes. There has to be something wrong with a person's mental state for trying to carjack another person's property.
@@senorpoole3988 this a petty excuse for law and you are ignoring the original point! The criminal will carry NO MATTER what the law is. Therefore, it is imperative that citizens should be able to protect themselves constitutionally and not by permit!
@@troyezell5841 it’s illegal to murder someone. But criminals still do it. Does that mean we should make murder legal since they do it anyway? No. The law is there to deter, and if it doesn’t deter, it’s there to put people in prison who break it. The logic of “bad guys will do it anyway so why have a law around it” it so stupid. You have to be able to punish criminals.
I think I'm missing your point. How so? Americans have 2A, god bless 'em, but don't most places in the world have stricter firearm laws? I'm in Canada, a hateful place where simply defending yourself is considered criminal.
@@SquareNoggin Exactly. Him being surprised that another place has stricter laws than the US, when in the past it was always a given that the US respected gun rights, is a testament to how far the US has moved from its principles of individual liberty.
Typical South American justice. The criminals have more rights than actual law abiding citizens. That man should be given an award and a brand new firearm
It's the same here, criminals have no restrictions only non criminals are restricted in how we are "permitted" to defend ourselves. I'd proudly go to jail if I kept me and mine safe if it comes down to it.
@@jimb3137 not jail. Prison. Where you will be serving time for killing what will more than likely be a black boy with friends and family in that prison. You better not get taken into custody. Your right to live your life doesn't end because the boys in blue say so. They can get the treatment too.
@@jasonjackson5696 depends on if your state recognizes the actual plain language of the 2nd amendment, and thus has "constitutional carry". If you live in a state that pays lip service to the constitution, but treats it like liquid paper, then yeah, sure it's the same. Tyrants are all cut from the same cloth, doesn't matter where they're from.
@null na Fact. if you buy a gun the proper way, your name is aready on that gun and registered to the buyer that bought it. It's called the paperwork trail. In other words we already have the gun registry that you say is wrong to start with. As for a license to buy a gun, we have that as you need to show you are old enough to buy a gun to start with, it's called an ID. The 2nd A does not give us the right to protect ourselfs, it just gives us the right to have a gun for protection against the Government.
Only posted 8 minutes ago and it already has 2.1k views. You guys have come along way since I started watching. I love your work and thank you to the entire ASP family for the effort you all put into this!
It's mind boggling to me that these gun laws are meant to keep guns out of the hands of criminals, but yet criminals don't play by the laws. Who would have thought.
They are not meant to keep the guns out of the hands of criminals, they are meant to keep the guns out of the hands of citizens so the criminals are safe.
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
It's worse than criminals. It's moral busybodies like Karens and low-testosterone men who cannot fathom the idea of violence ever being acceptable, even in self-defense. They think they have the moral right to deprive you of your firearms because the first thought they have when they see a gun is hurting someone.
@@Vandicoup If they are on a FBI criminal watchlist and they aren't a felon then sure they are able to purchase a gun. There already are background checks btw. Goes to show you don't know what you are talking about.
@@Vandicoup people already have to do background checks, if theyre a criminal they cant buy a gun legally, criminals don't buy guns at the gun store, go to a gun store and learn the actual process needed not just what you read online. Its okay to educate yourself before getting online.
1:07 if you look closely, one of the guys walk behind the other guy to hide a weapon. It doesn’t matter if it’s day time! Stay alert, stay aware and stay safe. Shame he might be in prison for self defense
@Google are International criminals not sure on Brazilian law (or International) but in the states, with a good defense attorney, he would have the charges dropped to at least possession, not murder
@Google are International criminals Right, because buying back your fundamental rights from the state and registering your property for them to confiscate whenever they feel like it is what makes someone "responsible"... 🙄
@Google are International criminals I'm pretty sure they make impossible to be a responsible firearm owner In Brazil unless you're on the police force. Could you explain your stance?
Possession of a firearm in and of itself should never be a crime anywhere, the use of it should definitely not be a crime when it's in a self defence encounter also (imho)
@Dennis McConnell that's illogical. That's like saying, sometimes the truth isn't anywhere near the truth. It can't be both. Self defence would require proving in court, just like it does already. Possession of firearms doesn't equate to more unsolved murders, and it seems a stretch to even link the two. Tbf, the city in USA which mandated gun ownership observed a significant fall in their violent crime rates, likely due to the criminals understanding, most folk have guns and the full right to use them in defence of their lives or home, so violence is much more likely to end with at least one person dead, therefore, burglary, robbery etc, not worth a life.
So, the authorities should WAIT for someone to use it in a crime to determine if they should or should not possess a firearm? Should just sit and hope that everyone will only use it in a self-defence manner?
@@George-we7vy exactly. Just as they do with people who own knives, baseball bats, cars, etc. If a gun is not being used criminally, it should be of no interest to the police.
I have frequently explained to those in the " gun control " delusion that there are at least 10 other nations that have more restrictive firearms laws than the U.S., with a greater number of per capita firearm related deaths. Brazil is one of them. Sadly, the guy who had his life on the line, through no fault of his own, will face criminal prosecution. Meanwhile, in places like CA and NY, the same is happening. Honest, prudent, productive citizens have to either decide to carry a firearm illegally to protect themselves from brutal criminal attack, or submit to the law and hope they aren't severely injured or killed by those who blatantly ignore the law.
Yep, it's funny how in those sh*t hole states you need a license just to practice your constitutional rights. I'm so happy I live in a constitutional carry state. I personally believe needing a license to carry a firearm goes against the constitution and Americans have failed letting states control them.
@@bigsassyster Because then the government knows everyone who has a gun and it's none of their business. Though I was an Infantry soldier 15 years I will never trust the government. Just a few examples of the government killing its own people poisoning of alcohol prohibition killed 10k people, poisoning of St. Louis 1995 and Operation Mockingbird 1960 propaganda through media.
@@bigsassyster could be the process of owning or carrying said firearm makes it impossible. For instance, in California unless you have a ‘valid reason’ to conceal carry (transport money, LEO, etc) then chances are you aren’t getting a CCL.
Well done the the narrative commentary. I appreciated your simple and detailed non biased outlook and how your heart gave benefit to all aspects in the situation, I like how you also gave an opinion on the legal aspects and insight on matter that are real, deadly and can happen to anyone anywhere and at anytime. I agreemore responsible people people carrying and getting comfortable and confident go practice love one another and rejoice🤙🏼 the enemy would be trippin while being face to face with a equal threat and surrounded by love. Before the dumb shit even happens and out numbered
@@gurkagurkadurka6688 No it IS a shame,just because there are fucking laws doesn't mean they're good ones.That man should face no charges,those woman could be his daughters.These gun laws are about control and nothing else.
@@carboncypher933 I can give you a long list of laws I don't like. It's irrelevant. I live in a country of laws. I follow them. If I don't like them, I work within them as best I can, I work to change them, or I move somewhere else. I don't sit around like, "I shouldn't be expected to follow laws I disagree with" and then expect the law to look the other way if I am caught. The real shame is the pervasive "good for me, but not for thee" hypocrisy that worked its way into our society. Where we spend hour after hour on social media arguing that criminals should just follow the law only to turn around and argue on behalf of a criminal who wasn't following the law. I sympathize with the man. It doesn't excuse the fact that he broke the law.
@@gurkagurkadurka6688 Well good for you,and if your ever in a situation where you might have to protect yourself or your loved ones and you have to break the law to PROTECT YOUR LIFE AND LOVED ONES LIFES then I guess keep that same energy and allow yourself and your family to get wrecked by criminals.I got money that your unmoving iron fisted commitment to law and order might get tested and will also be irrelevant🤔 Sometimes shit happens and you gotta do what you gotta do as a man.Its called having guts.Follow every law like a good sheeple I guess? The men will be over on the otherside protecting theirs regardless of what uncle Sam says.
I agree if you're one of the good guys, but at the same time, it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a 3,000 pound killing machine, AKA a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
@@Vandicoup we have background checks unless it's for a private sale in some states. Not to mention, driving is not a natural born, constitutionally protected right. Placing mandatory training on a right, makes it no longer a right. I refuse to be punished for someone else's crime. I do think we should teach firearm safety in schools though.
I live in Santa Clara county in California, one of the most strict places when it comes to gun control, I have been feeling the need for a ccw but can’t get one because of strict laws. In a county with 2 million people there has only been less than 500 permits issued since 2012
watching these videos everyday for years has made me so paranoid in public 😂 i’m much more aware of my surroundings so i wouldn’t say that’s a bad thing
I am stuck in this state because of the covid B.S. and believe me NOBODY registers a gun here. But many folks have them. Machetes in the bush is another huge issue of safety. Then you got the issue of poisonous spiders, ants, snakes, and other things to protect yourself from! I learned a lot from this channel. And what i learned has been applied here to keep me safe. I avoided several bad situations due to being aware and applying what I've learned from your lessons John.
Vigilantism is justified when the Government cannot provide general security for its citizens. Of course this is not an example of vigilantism, but justified self defense.
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
@@Vandicoup i deadass go on snapchat and can find a guy selling a firearm within 10 minutes advertising it out like its a piece of candy. some buy from gun stores, but dont forget all LAWFUL purchases are ALSO through gun stores. and there are many many more good guys than bad guys. i agree that we need better regulation when it comes to purchasing a firearm from a gun store but that is not a be all end all unfortunately. drawing from many past conclusions, the war on drugs and similar being the main point of contention, we should realize that by trying to make it more difficult and harder to obtain substances deemed illegal that still has a demand on the market will only raises the stakes of everyone involved, not necessarily the conviction rate
That was freaking perfect those two b-holes didn’t suspect the old man was packing and willing to defend himself and his family, gun laws don’t work because criminals don’t respect the law
would be perfect if the jury who is judging him let him go cause of his age( could die easily in jail before his sentence was up) then the ladies came to him and asked him to help them learn to shoot and what guns they should get.
Except gun laws in Brazil have apparently worked to very significantly reduce murders of young children, women, and the elderly, as well to very significantly reduce suicides and accidental gun deaths-
You are right. Everyone of these politicians that don't think you need to be able to defend yourself has a group of armed security people around them. I don't care who you are or what country you live in, removing your to right to bear arms is unjustifiable.
He had a plan to protect himself and his family that day despite the consequences. He and his family are unhurt and alive because of his actions. you can't help but admire a man who is prepared to defend his family and face the consequences of his actions 😊🌏
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
@@hansenbee123 i don't think you watched the same video i did. From the moment he was in position to counter attack he dominated the space, his family were already at risk and he defended them admirably. 😊🌏
@@hippopotaman075 People are stupidly fearful or in love with the idea of being a hero. Statistically what we fear is unlikely to come to pass. It's so unlikely that a stranger will murder you or your family it's negligible. Every year you have a 1 in 1.6 million chance of being murdered by a stranger. (I got this from 2100 murders by strangers out of a population of 330mil) If we pretend that it's evenly distributed across the population you have a 1 in 20000 chance over your life. But... It's not. If you live in the majority of postcodes you're more likely to get killed by lightning then stranger murder. It's friends, family and yourself who are likely to hurt or kill you and your family. I've worked in child protection for years. We have tried for decades to make people realise that the danger of child abduction is not a thing. The stranger danger message harmed more people then stranger child abuse ever did. However family abuse is super common. 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 7 boys will be sexually abused by someone they know before 18. Fear beats facts every time.
Good for you, Dot. I hope you'll get lots of training and that you also get your license at some point, because it makes buying more pistols and rifles and shotguns etc a lot easier and quicker! Everybody needs more than one gun.
No they didn’t true constitutional carry is repealing all 6un laws, and you don’t need a law to tell you you have a God given right to protect yourself!
Nothing makes me feel more secure than the idea that I am surrounded by armed morons with no training and no common sense. Texas deserves a million Tony Earls.
this is an important lession, you always say "draw your weapon in these situations" yet for a lot of them that can end badly for the person. While it is important to take these threats down, its also important to do it when you have the opportunity to do so.
Imagine sending someone to prison (or at least trying to do so) for literally being a hero. The judge, prosector, and police who are involved in that attempt are criminals just as much as the carjackers in the video. In fact, those "public servants" are morally WORSE than the carjackers, because the "public servants" commit their crimes in broad daylight under the auspices of morality. Remember guys, Anne Frank was labelled a criminal, and the SS soldiers who eventually arrested her were lauded as heroes by their contemporaries. Just because something is codified as a law does NOT make it morally acceptable.
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
@Jbird "bad guys" get guns regardless. You invalidated your own argument in the first few words. You suffer from cognitive dissonance, and disregard reality for a political belief.
@@jdssurf Why would bad guy care about having a license or not, you bubble head? Criminals don't care about the law, which is why they're criminals. Pick up a book sometime, man, it's embarrassing.
@@possiblepilotdeviation5791 The right every creature has to defend them selfs. How is a deer going to protect it's self from 100+ yards away from a hunter?
@@ducewags …. You’re a weirdo. If a deer can learn to use a gun I absolutely have no issue with it shooting any hunter. However the point is all life has the right to defend itself. I hope you are trolling because if you aren’t…. Pshhhh man. I’m sure it’s a struggle.
When pulling in my garage, I've been making it a habit to stay in my car and examine my surroundings, especially looking for any car or person who may be trying to follow me up the drive and gain entry into the garage. As I just sit and observe surround, I have multiple weapons (knives, clubs, pepper spray) and a flashlight in hand or ready at hand. Sometimes I also have a handgun on my person as well. And I just sit there at the ready surveying my environment for a minute or so before rolling the garage door by hitting the automatic garage door button in the car, turning off the ignition, exiting the vehicle, and going inside. I'm not paranoid. I'm prepared. I take transitional spaces and transitional times seriously. They are moments and places of great vulnerability.
i was gomna say! this seems like the typical "we are going to brunch" bright and shine and a nice morning, so anytime anywhere it can happen everywhere! even in the USA
SA must be pretty bad with crime for someone to break the law to save their own asp ,I also had a friend that moved away from there because of it ,hopefully the judge gives a lenient sentence! Great review John!..👍😎
Honestly, if someone doesn't have a permit and the firearm isn't registered then in instances like this they should see what happened and then be like, "Ya know what, you're clearly capable. Let's get this firearm registered to you and give you your permit." He is clearly competent and can use the tool to successfully protect his family. He should be applauded and given his permits and registration. No payments or app required.
that same "CAPABLE" man could have used THAT EXACT weapon to kill people, and the police would have NO IDEA as it is not registered anywhere so they dont know if the serial number matches any crimes that have been committed... PLZ never have kids. Try harded. Learn to actually THINK before you speak & or type. And for the love of god, never think you know anything about fucking anything, because you CLEARLY don`t you absolute potato.
Zgadzam się z Twoja opinią. Jednak przestępców takich ja tamci w tym filmie, tworzy system, dzieląc ludzi na bogatych i biednych. Stąd rabunki. Jednak gdyby kraj był uczciwy wobec obywateli, każdy by zarobił uczciwie, jeden kupi fajne auto, drugi wyda na hobby to przestępstwa byly by tylko z zazdrości i zawiści. Wówczas zabijali by się pod wpływem alkoholu, o kobiety lub mężczyzn :D I tak moja teoria wykreowała z jednej do drugiej przyczyny :(
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
@@-_-_-_-318 natural law knows no government or manmade laws. Protect yourself and others from danger however you have to. He did, he absolutely needed it, and he used it and potentially saved multiple lives including his own. I understand that. Hope he makes it clear of those charges but sometimes it's better to face a charge than to be part of a multiple homicide. Everyone's gotta make that choice on their own. Who knows, maybe they'll give him some leniency due to his age, then again it's Brazil so 🤷
I agree if you're one of the good guys, but it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a 3,000 pound killing machine, AKA a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
John, this the first video, that I can recall, when you explained the strict gun laws in Brazil. That explains why you get so many crime videos from Brazil.
@@randallhoward3231 - 10 Most Dangerous Cities in the US (#1 is the highest cost of crime) 1. St. Louis, Missouri 2. Jackson, Mississippi 3. Detroit, Michigan 4. New Orleans, Louisiana 5. Baltimore, Maryland 6. Memphis, Tennessee 7. Cleveland, Ohio 8. Baton Rouge, Louisiana 9. Kansas City, Missouri 10. Shreveport, Louisiana Population density, poverty, employment and education have a greater impact on crime rates.
Brazillian here: I think the gun control situation is even worse than CA from what I know (from here and there). It is hard, expennsive and slow to own a firearm, but it's "doable". National weapons from Taurus cost around 3 to 4 minimum wages here (around 1,5 thousand dollars for the cheaper ones) and can have a lead time from starting the process to having it in your hands of about a year. But the thing is: that is just for possessing the firearm at your home or store. If you want to carry it is practically impossible. The permit is conceded only to "special classes", like LEO, military or people that can prove that they have the "effective need" of carrying a firearm (as being brazillian isn't enough). And all of that before considering that most prosecutors and LEOs are anti-gun (unless it's their guns) and you will probably be scrutinized even after going through all the hoops if you ever get involved in an incident. John, thanks for all the work put in your videos. It really helped me a lot and make me consider my safety daily. Hit me up if you ever need any information or help in regards to something here in Brazil. I am currently a firearms instructors and I'd like to think that a part of the reason that made me pursue this career part time was your channel.
Well said once again, John. Thank you sir! NO American citizen can legally have conditions imposed on whether or not he or she shall enjoy The Constitution’s first 10 amendments & the civil & universal freedoms it provides. These civil liberties are every single legal American’s birthright (including the 2nd Amnd., regardless of who likes it or not). The Bill of Rights cannot be granted or rescinded by any contemporary entity, in the government or elsewhere. Nobody in this world has that legal authority, no matter how rich or powerful they are, or what title/job they hold. It’s not up to them, regardless of who or what they are or represent. There is no grey area in these most important, foundational documents that form the basis of our government of, for, & by the people (of which all else is built upon): you & I (as well as each one of our fellow countrymen) are GUARANTEED the Bill of Rights protections of our civil liberties NO MATTER WHAT, period, case closed.
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
I am Brazilian and I conceal carry when the law allows me Just out of curiosity for those who read: 1- I can only carry when I am going to the range 2- took me over a year and a half to get a 22lr, and about 9 months to get a 45 3- if I carry any of my guns I need to carry a folder with the respective gun's document. If I don't have them, it is JAIL for ILLEGAL POSSESSION Yeah...
@@fel9118 since 2016 you can carry the gun concealed and loaded. Before that you had to carry it in the trunk and not loaded Some ranges are 24h. But most are 10-21h
Damn that's too much. In America, depending on the state, we just need to go through some mandatory firearms safety and training courses and apply for a license that we can fit inside our wallets and that's it. -- And that's for the states that even have any gun ownership laws to begin with haha. ;)
That's crazy you can't carry your guns anywhere but to the range! You deserve 24/7 protection, wherever you go! Crime does not care where you are!! Brazil laws man, smh...
Hey Man, what`s up with all this crazy stuff in Brazil! Great video. I tell my family always watch their surroundings they always think I am paranoid. But I am not I`m just from the old school. Get them first
I’d rather catch a ticky tacky gun charge that’ll likely get dropped in court rather then become a victim 🤷🏽♂️ Even if he complied, how many times have we seen the victim do everything right and still catch a bullet at the end lol
@@papimaximus95 he was out of his home. Even with a registered gun, he would get jail time. And even this kind of permit to own a firearm is absolutely rare here in Brazil. It’s not as in US. Even with documentation ok and the psychologic tests fine you still depends on a very good justification, because you request can be denied for no reason. And the majority of them are denied. And about carrying, only if you are in military or police. The old man was right and saved the day.
@@MarceloRodrigues-ff6vc Yeah, I just translated the news story myself and it says he was arrested for "illegally carrying" a gun. Nothing about registration - so you are correct.
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
@@Vandicoup If these dificulties to carry a gun work to prevent people to shot each other, why here in Brazil we have much more murders using firearms than US, even with a much more restrict gun law? Even with cars: In Brazil you take classes for at least 3 months, medical e physical exams begore getting a driving license, and we still have more people dying in car accidents than countries with more simple rules to get a permission, as US again…
It’s better to be a couple years in prison then to be buried in the grave and it’s better to have tears in the criminals house then to have tears in the victims house
It's a sad time to live in where the very action of defending yourself from threats against your life with equal force is considered wrong by law in any way. It only makes the authorities look like goody two-shoes, which in my eyes is a bureaucratic evil that shouldn't be allowed to be in power. Punish the real evil in our world, not the good people who won't let that evil have its way.
Yeah, your position makes a lot of sense if you cherry pick highly corrupt developing nations overrun with huge, powerful organized crime syndicates, and completely ignore the fact that, since enacting stricter gun regulations, they've seen very significant drops in murders of young children, women, and the elderly, as well as very significant drops in suicides and accidental gun deaths- as predicted by global data
Possession of an irregular firearm without license is a 1-3 years prison sentence. That said, usually in Brazil sentences below 4 years can be served without actually going to prison, by paying fines, probation, community service, things like that, especially if it's a first-time offender. Edit: actually, that law was updated in 2019, making the possession of an irregular firearm an unbailable criminal offense, with up to 2-4 years in jail if a first-time offender and up to 4-8 years if repeat offender. So guaranteed jail time.
As a convicted felon it's crazy how I can go to jail for 10 years for having a bullet yet the guy who arrested me can carry a gun 24 hours a day with no repercussions. I had a grand larceny charge when I was 20 now in my 40s. I've been trying to restore my rights for the past 5 years nothing but hurdles.
Ed 100% honesty is I actually dont mind felons losing their rights. I also dont think it should be easy to restore them. I do believe in forgiveness and redemption but to be fair defining what this means in legal terms is difficult at best. I think not violent felonies should be on a different level than violent ones. I am not judging I could have easily have a criminal record for the dumb stuff I used to do.
@@JasonH17 Felony laws are a great way to create repeat offenders. If someone decides to leave a gang, they will need to be able to defend themselves, but they can't carry a firearm if they are a felon. If a felon can't find a job, they are also more likely to re-offend.
@@noahrodney1199 So you are against felony laws just in case a GANG member wants to get out and "PROTECT" himself. I do apologize for being frank but are you kidding me? A way to create repeat offenders.. that is the most snow flake comment i have ever read. Do you even hear the things you say? or read what you type? I would love to explain to you all the things wrong with this reasoning but I know you won't get it. Grow up and learn how Adults should take responsibility for their own actions and pay the consequences. You ever thought about how a Gang member could move to I dont know somewhere that doesnt have gangs if he wants to get out. I cant even.
I don't know sometimes people need those felonies on them. I mean I wouldn't want a convicted child rapist to be a day care owner? Though to be fair those in the higher category of felonies shouldn't be allowed out or just take the electric chair challenge.
I was born originally in Honduras, now a US citizen for 22 years ,this video bring back memories from a country that make it very difficult and expensive t for people to legally buy and own a licensed gun , human life is worthless in my country, unless you are a politician or wealthy , the government doesn’t care for their citizens.
I love the way this guy thinks which is absolutely true everybody in this world has the right to defend themselves in any kind of danger big thumbs up to this guy and the guy that thinks that he should not be charged👍🏼👍🏼
I work with the public preparing financial information. I love when my cops take me out to lunch. I know they are armed and know how to defend. I feel so safe in a not so safe world.
He did good with using the pole to conceal his draw. He had a plan unlicensed or not! Another excellent lesson. Transitional spaces are their only opportunity sometimes. Take that away.
Well Danny he lives in Brazil, so...
You are really wrong, in Brasil he will be killed in jail, jail here is not even close to what you think, is hell on earth, I think he must flee and live in other country with other name, here he is garbbage. sad really sad
@@rayromano6249 they already use it, without license, a gun just smoke somebody, with or without license and a bullet kill anyway. wake up woke.
@@rayromano6249 it’s called constitutional carry, it’s legal in several states. The idea that you have to apply to be able to legally protect yourself is pretty stupid.
This og is the goat 🐐
Better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6. I respect that man’s decision. Hopefully this case will inspire change in his country.
Something like that gettin judged by 12 also stressful. Gotta play it’s safe and avoid both tbh. Just do you and don’t be on bullshi.
its the same situation for america that same situation the gramps would be in jail
Does Brazil court system have a jury of 12 people?
This is a good comment. I see others QQ about the laws of no permit carry. YOU have to decide. If I live in a place where it is difficult to get a permit for a firearm am I ok with having to go to jail but being alive? This old man knew the consequences and he made his choice.
@@picklemetimbers3003 Laws aside, it looked to me like the thieves were going to leave without shooting. So it's too bad that this man is essentially trading months or years of his relative freedom for a car. That being said, what I never seem to hear people talk about is FUTURE thefts. Just because the thieves may have left these folks without harm doesn't mean their next victims would have had a similar experience. I don't feel that the man saved his life in this scenario. But literally nobody can know who's life or lives he saved by taking these criminals out of play.
He was elderly. So many of us men who are older still see ourselves as the protectors of our families, neighbors, communities. Love this man. He showed great skill and presence of mind.
One hundred percent,have children x grandchildren,i will defend them to the end,thats my bloodline,cant let some predatorial scumbags try to hurt them, thats what we are protwctors
@@gaming4K Yep, like my grandmother, many decades ago, who was caretaking many of her offspring by herself when a stranger tried to force himself inside our home. She was no slouch on targets, but she shot his hat off late that night. Some would say this is a moment of equalization.
Many elderly people are also retarded just like most people on earth, so....yeh....always someone willing to take a life over materialistic bs.
The car for sure had insurance, they had a camera, the old man was a MAJOR FUCKING RETARD who could have gotten ANYONE in that situation killed....and also fired his own gun in the BACK of a unarmed man, and kept firing into the open in a HOUSING AREA.
If I was there, I would have gone over and kicked this old idiots teeth in until he swallowed them, for almost killing my daughter across the street.
My generation (gen z) and the generation before us (millennials) are sadly becoming more and more unfit to defend our country and our society. Good times created weak men, we are living in that part now.
Doesn't matter at all. Old man should have read the laws, he'd still be with his family. Wake up and take accountability.
Imagine being charged for not getting/paying for permission to protect your own life. Crazy
@@jasonjackson5696 only in Lib controlled areas
Jason Jackson not in TEXAS
@@jasonjackson5696 not in az
@@jasonjackson5696 I know and it's really sad. Not all states though
In the UK you have to use your fists. Anything else is illegal
It's impossible to assign each citizen a personal police officer 24/7 to protect us, so why are we not allowed to protect ourselves? Insanity.
Because politicians
Thank you!!!
Because data shows you get safer countries without guns if development level is equal. You can't do that now though, guns are already everywhere there, so you need one because everyone with bad intentions can access them easily. I would carry if I lived in USA too.
Police aren’t Hired to Protect people
They are hired to protect the “community”
Police only show up once you’re dead
Only God Almighty gives protection to his chosen people (Israelites. In the Israelite Church of God In Jesus Christ. The Ones whose keeping commandments.)
..have you talked with liberal? ....they believe you should flee your ow. home if it's broken into...rather tha. defend your "Castle"
“Get caught with it or get caught without it”
Pops was not taking any chances and I concur with his actions. Kick rocks to whoever feels different.
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
@@Vandicoup here's an even funner fact: there is no Constitutional right to drive but there is to keep and bear arms.
@@Vandicoup I can't believe you just compared this to a driver license. They hand those out like candy dude, there's so many damn people who shouldn't have their license. Also, the class you have to take to get your ccw is also pretty short. I think it took me all of 5 hrs. We sat and have classroom instruction and them shot exactly 5 rounds downrange.
@@Vandicoup finally someone with some sense.
@@Vandicoup you cant buy a gun from an ffl without getting a background check, licensing depends on state. Either way they know your criminal background if they sell you a gun at a store so…
If this doesn't illuminate the absolute hypocrisy of strict gun control laws, I don't know what does... No one should EVER be charged for properly defending themselves in this type of situation.
Sure they should.
@@FrankDaBank25 all gun laws are an infringement
thats why you don't tell the police
@@FrankDaBank25 So, you would have been fine with the victims being killed for their car as long as they placed"the law" above their own safety. Right?
When I say no one, I'm talking about gun laws that prohibit law-abiding citizens from owning and carrying firearms, or at the very least make it all but impossible (lookin at you, Big Apple...). Obviously someone who has displayed wanton disregard for laws, civility, and public safety in the past shouldn't be trusted with the great responsibility that comes with firearm ownership.
Y'all feel free to take this completely out of context for the sake of a fruitless argument on the internet if you want, no big deal from my end...
I agree he shouldn't face charges for protecting himself and family. Great video 📹 👍 👏 👌
He's not. He is facing charges for an unregistered weapon.
@@papimaximus95 even more gay 😂
just because he used it for defense this time doesn't mean he wouldn't use it for offense another
@@Aquajoda Thats kinda the reasoning for people who try to ban Gun or Swords or Knifes. Law abiding people will simply never abuse such a responsibility of owning dangerous items as listed above, they would only ever be used in self defence from criminals.
@@Aquajoda ofcourse you can never predict what anyone might do, but on the whole all law abiding peaceful people should have the right to defend themselves and would doing everything humanly possible to avoid using it.
I love this elderly man! I hope he doesn’t get locked up. He’s old and just wanted to protect his family.
Sometimes you have to choose whether you will be a victim to the law or the outlaw. I think he made the right choice.
Laws are not always whats morally better or good. Look in the times when the states had slaves. it was illegal to help a person escape to freedom. And some Laws are their to more or less get in the way of law abiding citizens, such as prohibiting people from having a means to defend themselves, such as the numerous laws against innocent people from owning firearms to defend themselves and their family.
"Sometimes you have to choose whether you will be a victim to the law or the outlaw."
Those 2 options are NOT mutually exclusive in this instance.
@@papimaximus95 Thank you.
@@MyAramil There are options here.
A. Carry legally.
B. Work to change the laws that prohibit your ability to carry legally.
C. Move to a state/country where you can carry legally.
D. Break the law and carry illegally.
@@gurkagurkadurka6688 stay strapped or get clapped
Agreed 1000% How else would that man be able to defend his family with out the great equalizer? That man deserves a medal from the community not persecution.
Of course this is the perfect ideal. That every human should have the right and be able to defend themselves and their family against an attacker with a gun. But if we don’t have laws around owning and carrying guns. Violent felons, domestic abusers, and clinically insane people would be able to have them with no consequence.
As many are allowed to do in America. That's why there are bad guys with guns sometimes. There has to be something wrong with a person's mental state for trying to carjack another person's property.
@@senorpoole3988 this a petty excuse for law and you are ignoring the original point! The criminal will carry NO MATTER what the law is. Therefore, it is imperative that citizens should be able to protect themselves constitutionally and not by permit!
@@troyezell5841 it’s illegal to murder someone. But criminals still do it. Does that mean we should make murder legal since they do it anyway? No. The law is there to deter, and if it doesn’t deter, it’s there to put people in prison who break it. The logic of “bad guys will do it anyway so why have a law around it” it so stupid. You have to be able to punish criminals.
@@senorpoole3988 if you can’t deter someone from shooting you what do you do? Call the police? Good job clowning yourself there buddy
Thanks again to Brazil for providing such good training content. Second only to South Africa.
💪 Great job by the old man. He deserves a medal, not jail time. He saved those ladies.
Well by opening fire he put them at risk. I agree he should be able to protect property but he didn't save those ladies; The perps were driving away.
Please spare him jail term for unregistered firearm; the defender just saved lots of citizens from being robbed in future.
The fact that John's mind was boggled that Brazil has stricter firearm laws than a place in the United States speaks volumes.
I think I'm missing your point. How so?
Americans have 2A, god bless 'em, but don't most places in the world have stricter firearm laws?
I'm in Canada, a hateful place where simply defending yourself is considered criminal.
He’s not to bright
i think ur off
@@SquareNoggin Exactly. Him being surprised that another place has stricter laws than the US, when in the past it was always a given that the US respected gun rights, is a testament to how far the US has moved from its principles of individual liberty.
@@TXLionHeartyour comment doesn't make any sense.
Typical South American justice. The criminals have more rights than actual law abiding citizens. That man should be given an award and a brand new firearm
Gold Plated w/ an extended mag
It's the same here, criminals have no restrictions only non criminals are restricted in how we are "permitted" to defend ourselves.
I'd proudly go to jail if I kept me and mine safe if it comes down to it.
@@jimb3137 not jail. Prison. Where you will be serving time for killing what will more than likely be a black boy with friends and family in that prison. You better not get taken into custody. Your right to live your life doesn't end because the boys in blue say so. They can get the treatment too.
@@jasonjackson5696 depends on if your state recognizes the actual plain language of the 2nd amendment, and thus has "constitutional carry". If you live in a state that pays lip service to the constitution, but treats it like liquid paper, then yeah, sure it's the same. Tyrants are all cut from the same cloth, doesn't matter where they're from.
@null na Fact. if you buy a gun the proper way, your name is aready on that gun and registered to the buyer that bought it. It's called the paperwork trail. In other words we already have the gun registry that you say is wrong to start with. As for a license to buy a gun, we have that as you need to show you are old enough to buy a gun to start with, it's called an ID. The 2nd A does not give us the right to protect ourselfs, it just gives us the right to have a gun for protection against the Government.
Only posted 8 minutes ago and it already has 2.1k views. You guys have come along way since I started watching. I love your work and thank you to the entire ASP family for the effort you all put into this!
14 k views in 30 min
16k views in 36 minutes
A Brazilian views in 75 mins.
@@cuteone1702 I'm sure that atleast 5 Brazilians have seen it by now 🤣 but the new question is 🤔.....do all of them sport their native wax? 🤣
1h at 27K
I am so thankful John is a 2A absolutist.
God bless you sir.
It's mind boggling to me that these gun laws are meant to keep guns out of the hands of criminals, but yet criminals don't play by the laws. Who would have thought.
Neither one of them played the laws.
@@pjruffin7191 and only one of them came out on top alive, which ones worse?
They are not meant to keep the guns out of the hands of criminals, they are meant to keep the guns out of the hands of citizens so the criminals are safe.
@@jaynecobb1 It's called sarcasm.
Democrats don't have a clue.
in Brazil we have a saying: “better to be judged by seven than carried by six”
Damn..maybe work on protesting the gun laws in your country
" in Brazil we have a saying: “better to be judged by seven than carried by six” "
Or do the right thing and hopefully neither will apply to you.
Amen
In Brazil, its better to be an off duty cop
We have the same saying in the US (except it's "Judged by twelve" because that's how many people we have on a jury).
Great channel to stumble upon while watching live pd ! Now I shall binge all of it !
“He should totally go to prison for several years! He’s a danger to society!” Said every criminal.
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
It's worse than criminals. It's moral busybodies like Karens and low-testosterone men who cannot fathom the idea of violence ever being acceptable, even in self-defense. They think they have the moral right to deprive you of your firearms because the first thought they have when they see a gun is hurting someone.
“He is bad for the business”
Said the local cars thief
@@Vandicoup If they are on a FBI criminal watchlist and they aren't a felon then sure they are able to purchase a gun. There already are background checks btw. Goes to show you don't know what you are talking about.
@@Vandicoup people already have to do background checks, if theyre a criminal they cant buy a gun legally, criminals don't buy guns at the gun store, go to a gun store and learn the actual process needed not just what you read online. Its okay to educate yourself before getting online.
1:07 if you look closely, one of the guys walk behind the other guy to hide a weapon.
It doesn’t matter if it’s day time!
Stay alert, stay aware and stay safe.
Shame he might be in prison for self defense
@Google are International criminals not sure on Brazilian law (or International) but in the states, with a good defense attorney, he would have the charges dropped to at least possession, not murder
@Google are International criminals Right, because buying back your fundamental rights from the state and registering your property for them to confiscate whenever they feel like it is what makes someone "responsible"... 🙄
@Google are International criminals I'm pretty sure they make impossible to be a responsible firearm owner In Brazil unless you're on the police force. Could you explain your stance?
@@jasonjackson5696 no, just for having the means to defend himself in the first place. No big deal, amiright?
@@joshm4382 Hes a troll either that or hes 9 years old either way his comments are cringe worthy.
The smooth movement of the defender and good execution allowed for a perfect self defense reaction!
Possession of a firearm in and of itself should never be a crime anywhere, the use of it should definitely not be a crime when it's in a self defence encounter also (imho)
100%
@Dennis McConnell that's illogical. That's like saying, sometimes the truth isn't anywhere near the truth. It can't be both. Self defence would require proving in court, just like it does already. Possession of firearms doesn't equate to more unsolved murders, and it seems a stretch to even link the two. Tbf, the city in USA which mandated gun ownership observed a significant fall in their violent crime rates, likely due to the criminals understanding, most folk have guns and the full right to use them in defence of their lives or home, so violence is much more likely to end with at least one person dead, therefore, burglary, robbery etc, not worth a life.
So, the authorities should WAIT for someone to use it in a crime to determine if they should or should not possess a firearm? Should just sit and hope that everyone will only use it in a self-defence manner?
@@George-we7vy exactly. Just as they do with people who own knives, baseball bats, cars, etc. If a gun is not being used criminally, it should be of no interest to the police.
Only in the USA.
I have frequently explained to those in the " gun control " delusion that there are at least 10 other nations that have more restrictive firearms laws than the U.S., with a greater number of per capita firearm related deaths. Brazil is one of them.
Sadly, the guy who had his life on the line, through no fault of his own, will face criminal prosecution. Meanwhile, in places like CA and NY, the same is happening. Honest, prudent, productive citizens have to either decide to carry a firearm illegally to protect themselves from brutal criminal attack, or submit to the law and hope they aren't severely injured or killed by those who blatantly ignore the law.
Yep, it's funny how in those sh*t hole states you need a license just to practice your constitutional rights. I'm so happy I live in a constitutional carry state. I personally believe needing a license to carry a firearm goes against the constitution and Americans have failed letting states control them.
but why not have a registered gun? if you have a gun, what is the difference to the owner?
That's the most sensible comment of that day.
@@bigsassyster Because then the government knows everyone who has a gun and it's none of their business. Though I was an Infantry soldier 15 years I will never trust the government. Just a few examples of the government killing its own people poisoning of alcohol prohibition killed 10k people, poisoning of St. Louis 1995 and Operation Mockingbird 1960 propaganda through media.
@@bigsassyster could be the process of owning or carrying said firearm makes it impossible.
For instance, in California unless you have a ‘valid reason’ to conceal carry (transport money, LEO, etc) then chances are you aren’t getting a CCL.
Well done the the narrative commentary. I appreciated your simple and detailed non biased outlook and how your heart gave benefit to all aspects in the situation, I like how you also gave an opinion on the legal aspects and insight on matter that are real, deadly and can happen to anyone anywhere and at anytime. I agreemore responsible people people carrying and getting comfortable and confident go practice love one another and rejoice🤙🏼 the enemy would be trippin while being face to face with a equal threat and surrounded by love. Before the dumb shit even happens and out numbered
Shame defending yourself could lead to that.
It isn't a shame that a country has laws and expects people to follow them.
@@gurkagurkadurka6688 No it IS a shame,just because there are fucking laws doesn't mean they're good ones.That man should face no charges,those woman could be his daughters.These gun laws are about control and nothing else.
Exactly.
@@carboncypher933 I can give you a long list of laws I don't like. It's irrelevant. I live in a country of laws. I follow them. If I don't like them, I work within them as best I can, I work to change them, or I move somewhere else. I don't sit around like, "I shouldn't be expected to follow laws I disagree with" and then expect the law to look the other way if I am caught.
The real shame is the pervasive "good for me, but not for thee" hypocrisy that worked its way into our society. Where we spend hour after hour on social media arguing that criminals should just follow the law only to turn around and argue on behalf of a criminal who wasn't following the law.
I sympathize with the man. It doesn't excuse the fact that he broke the law.
@@gurkagurkadurka6688 Well good for you,and if your ever in a situation where you might have to protect yourself or your loved ones and you have to break the law to PROTECT YOUR LIFE AND LOVED ONES LIFES then I guess keep that same energy and allow yourself and your family to get wrecked by criminals.I got money that your unmoving iron fisted commitment to law and order might get tested and will also be irrelevant🤔 Sometimes shit happens and you gotta do what you gotta do as a man.Its called having guts.Follow every law like a good sheeple I guess? The men will be over on the otherside protecting theirs regardless of what uncle Sam says.
Rather be caught with it than caught without it.
Exactly. Even a couple years in jail is better than being dead.
Speak couldn’t of said it any better or clearer
I agree if you're one of the good guys, but at the same time, it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a 3,000 pound killing machine, AKA a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
@@Vandicoup we have background checks unless it's for a private sale in some states. Not to mention, driving is not a natural born, constitutionally protected right. Placing mandatory training on a right, makes it no longer a right. I refuse to be punished for someone else's crime. I do think we should teach firearm safety in schools though.
I live in Santa Clara county in California, one of the most strict places when it comes to gun control, I have been feeling the need for a ccw but can’t get one because of strict laws. In a county with 2 million people there has only been less than 500 permits issued since 2012
watching these videos everyday for years has made me so paranoid in public 😂 i’m much more aware of my surroundings so i wouldn’t say that’s a bad thing
@@jasonjackson5696 then you haven't learned shit from ASP. Good luck with your utopia.
Atleast u will be ready should anything ever happen. That being highly unlikely. Keep ur head on a swivel but don't stress about it.
This channel never disappointed me and that's why I hit the like button even before watch the video! Keep it up John!
100%. Sometimes I forget to watch it but always hit that like button.
We’re the same way. Excellent content, great life-lessons.
Same
@@fitted_kicks All the time my friend!
I am stuck in this state because of the covid B.S. and believe me NOBODY registers a gun here. But many folks have them. Machetes in the bush is another huge issue of safety. Then you got the issue of poisonous spiders, ants, snakes, and other things to protect yourself from! I learned a lot from this channel. And what i learned has been applied here to keep me safe. I avoided several bad situations due to being aware and applying what I've learned from your lessons John.
Vigilantism is justified when the Government cannot provide general security for its citizens. Of course this is not an example of vigilantism, but justified self defense.
Amen to that.
Where was the government providing security?
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
@@Vandicoup i deadass go on snapchat and can find a guy selling a firearm within 10 minutes advertising it out like its a piece of candy. some buy from gun stores, but dont forget all LAWFUL purchases are ALSO through gun stores. and there are many many more good guys than bad guys. i agree that we need better regulation when it comes to purchasing a firearm from a gun store but that is not a be all end all unfortunately. drawing from many past conclusions, the war on drugs and similar being the main point of contention, we should realize that by trying to make it more difficult and harder to obtain substances deemed illegal that still has a demand on the market will only raises the stakes of everyone involved, not necessarily the conviction rate
This old moron almost got them all killed over a fucking car,........worst idiot ive seen in 2022 so far.
That was freaking perfect those two b-holes didn’t suspect the old man was packing and willing to defend himself and his family, gun laws don’t work because criminals don’t respect the law
would be perfect if the jury who is judging him let him go cause of his age( could die easily in jail before his sentence was up) then the ladies came to him and asked him to help them learn to shoot and what guns they should get.
Except gun laws in Brazil have apparently worked to very significantly reduce murders of young children, women, and the elderly, as well to very significantly reduce suicides and accidental gun deaths-
You are right. Everyone of these politicians that don't think you need to be able to defend yourself has a group of armed security people around them. I don't care who you are or what country you live in, removing your to right to bear arms is unjustifiable.
He had a plan to protect himself and his family that day despite the consequences. He and his family are unhurt and alive because of his actions. you can't help but admire a man who is prepared to defend his family and face the consequences of his actions 😊🌏
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
He had a "PLAN" ???? he acted without thinking, and almost got his WHOLE family KILLED OVER A FUCKING CAR!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!
@@hansenbee123 i don't think you watched the same video i did. From the moment he was in position to counter attack he dominated the space, his family were already at risk and he defended them admirably. 😊🌏
@Claudia Furlan tell that to all the ones who have been killed and their loved ones.🤔😊🌏
@@hippopotaman075 People are stupidly fearful or in love with the idea of being a hero. Statistically what we fear is unlikely to come to pass. It's so unlikely that a stranger will murder you or your family it's negligible. Every year you have a 1 in 1.6 million chance of being murdered by a stranger. (I got this from 2100 murders by strangers out of a population of 330mil) If we pretend that it's evenly distributed across the population you have a 1 in 20000 chance over your life. But... It's not. If you live in the majority of postcodes you're more likely to get killed by lightning then stranger murder.
It's friends, family and yourself who are likely to hurt or kill you and your family.
I've worked in child protection for years. We have tried for decades to make people realise that the danger of child abduction is not a thing. The stranger danger message harmed more people then stranger child abuse ever did.
However family abuse is super common. 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 7 boys will be sexually abused by someone they know before 18.
Fear beats facts every time.
Texas legalized true constitutional carry back in 2021. The minute I turned 21 I picked up a glock 43x. I carry it EVERYWHERE I go.
Good for you, Dot. I hope you'll get lots of training and that you also get your license at some point, because it makes buying more pistols and rifles and shotguns etc a lot easier and quicker! Everybody needs more than one gun.
@@nmr3352 ain't nobody fina pay for that bullshit ass license. Training yea. Went to academy got a shield plus n under 30 mins.
Glock 43 with two extra mags
No they didn’t true constitutional carry is repealing all 6un laws, and you don’t need a law to tell you you have a God given right to protect yourself!
Nothing makes me feel more secure than the idea that I am surrounded by armed morons with no training and no common sense. Texas deserves a million Tony Earls.
Amazing work!!!
Thank you, John! Everyone should have the right to defend themselves properly. 💪🇺🇲👏👏👏👏👏
Kudos to dad , I truly believe he's a retired Brazilian off duty cop .
wouldn't he be licensed to carry if he was?
Não é não ele foi preso por não ter porte de arma, se não me engano ele estava com um revólver calibre 38
@@michaelm8853 Yes, he would.
Kudos to the old fart almost killing a bunch of people or getting his whole family murdered over a fucking ITEM.
This video is the best argument for Constitutional carry in the US. No one should be in legal trouble for defending their life and property...PERIOD!!
this is an important lession, you always say "draw your weapon in these situations" yet for a lot of them that can end badly for the person. While it is important to take these threats down, its also important to do it when you have the opportunity to do so.
Imagine sending someone to prison (or at least trying to do so) for literally being a hero.
The judge, prosector, and police who are involved in that attempt are criminals just as much as the carjackers in the video. In fact, those "public servants" are morally WORSE than the carjackers, because the "public servants" commit their crimes in broad daylight under the auspices of morality.
Remember guys, Anne Frank was labelled a criminal, and the SS soldiers who eventually arrested her were lauded as heroes by their contemporaries.
Just because something is codified as a law does NOT make it morally acceptable.
I agree, everyone involved with the system that prosecutes this old guy is as much a criminal as the carjackers
All police are criminals
I doubt anyone thought pulling a grubby twelve-year-old out of an attic was heroic. Otherwise, right with you.
Welcome to the world where law don't reflect justice. Learn to differentiate between them.
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
The guy should be commended and given a medal.
It is a sad time when a sheet of paper (firearm license) can end up putting you in jail when you are defending your life or another life.
It's a sad time when its too easy to get a sheet of paper that allows you to buy guns for the sake of shooting up a school.
i know criminals usually can get guns, but i worry that with no licensing, how many more bad guys will get them
@Jbird "bad guys" get guns regardless.
You invalidated your own argument in the first few words.
You suffer from cognitive dissonance, and disregard reality for a political belief.
@@jdssurf Why would bad guy care about having a license or not, you bubble head? Criminals don't care about the law, which is why they're criminals. Pick up a book sometime, man, it's embarrassing.
Every living creature has the right to defend themselves effectively.
@Jordan Every living creature? So are deer going to start packing a gun to fight off the hunters now?
@@ducewags Did the OP make any mention of guns or was it a general statement.
@@possiblepilotdeviation5791 The right every creature has to defend them selfs. How is a deer going to protect it's self from 100+ yards away from a hunter?
@@ducewags …. You’re a weirdo. If a deer can learn to use a gun I absolutely have no issue with it shooting any hunter. However the point is all life has the right to defend itself. I hope you are trolling because if you aren’t…. Pshhhh man. I’m sure it’s a struggle.
@@ducewags maybe the deer just needs to "evolve" and learn how to shoot or else I'll hunt them with no issue
When pulling in my garage, I've been making it a habit to stay in my car and examine my surroundings, especially looking for any car or person who may be trying to follow me up the drive and gain entry into the garage. As I just sit and observe surround, I have multiple weapons (knives, clubs, pepper spray) and a flashlight in hand or ready at hand. Sometimes I also have a handgun on my person as well. And I just sit there at the ready surveying my environment for a minute or so before rolling the garage door by hitting the automatic garage door button in the car, turning off the ignition, exiting the vehicle, and going inside. I'm not paranoid. I'm prepared. I take transitional spaces and transitional times seriously. They are moments and places of great vulnerability.
i was gomna say! this seems like the typical "we are going to brunch" bright and shine and a nice morning, so anytime anywhere it can happen everywhere! even in the USA
SA must be pretty bad with crime for someone to break the law to save their own asp ,I also
had a friend that moved away from there because of it ,hopefully the judge gives a lenient sentence!
Great review John!..👍😎
This is the only channel I've seen to actually support the 2a.
Honestly, if someone doesn't have a permit and the firearm isn't registered then in instances like this they should see what happened and then be like, "Ya know what, you're clearly capable. Let's get this firearm registered to you and give you your permit."
He is clearly competent and can use the tool to successfully protect his family. He should be applauded and given his permits and registration. No payments or app required.
RIGHT?! Now THIS is the logic I LOVE to hear!! THANK YOU SIR.
that same "CAPABLE" man could have used THAT EXACT weapon to kill people, and the police would have NO IDEA as it is not registered anywhere so they dont know if the serial number matches any crimes that have been committed...
PLZ never have kids.
Try harded.
Learn to actually THINK before you speak & or type.
And for the love of god, never think you know anything about fucking anything, because you CLEARLY don`t you absolute potato.
"Carrying dirty"? The right to self-defense is always important, regardless of what country one lives in. Screw Brazil.
"None of the good guys were harmed when the perp took the asphalt temperature challenge" perfect!
I believe that we as human beings should be allowed to defend for our property and criminals should get what they deserve
Zgadzam się z Twoja opinią. Jednak przestępców takich ja tamci w tym filmie, tworzy system, dzieląc ludzi na bogatych i biednych. Stąd rabunki. Jednak gdyby kraj był uczciwy wobec obywateli, każdy by zarobił uczciwie, jeden kupi fajne auto, drugi wyda na hobby to przestępstwa byly by tylko z zazdrości i zawiści. Wówczas zabijali by się pod wpływem alkoholu, o kobiety lub mężczyzn :D I tak moja teoria wykreowała z jednej do drugiej przyczyny :(
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
Do you believe every child should be allowed to carry at all times? If not, why not?
I'm a 2nd amendment absolutist and him going to face charges is criminal in and of itself
There's no 2A in Brazil.
@@-_-_-_-318 On the books, no, but the right to defend one's self is universal and basis, even if not recognized by a government.
@@-_-_-_-318 natural law knows no government or manmade laws. Protect yourself and others from danger however you have to. He did, he absolutely needed it, and he used it and potentially saved multiple lives including his own. I understand that. Hope he makes it clear of those charges but sometimes it's better to face a charge than to be part of a multiple homicide. Everyone's gotta make that choice on their own. Who knows, maybe they'll give him some leniency due to his age, then again it's Brazil so 🤷
@@-_-_-_-318 there's also no 2A in California.
I agree if you're one of the good guys, but it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a 3,000 pound killing machine, AKA a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
Love these videos when the good guys win the shootout!
John, this the first video, that I can recall, when you explained the strict gun laws in Brazil. That explains why you get so many crime videos from Brazil.
Bullshit. Brazil's so called "strict" gun laws aren't the cause of their disgusting murder rate.
@@jason2768 So what's your theory? Cities in the US with strict gun laws, have have high crime rates.
@@randallhoward3231 - 10 Most Dangerous Cities in the US (#1 is the highest cost of crime)
1. St. Louis, Missouri
2. Jackson, Mississippi
3. Detroit, Michigan
4. New Orleans, Louisiana
5. Baltimore, Maryland
6. Memphis, Tennessee
7. Cleveland, Ohio
8. Baton Rouge, Louisiana
9. Kansas City, Missouri
10. Shreveport, Louisiana
Population density, poverty, employment and education have a greater impact on crime rates.
Brazillian here: I think the gun control situation is even worse than CA from what I know (from here and there). It is hard, expennsive and slow to own a firearm, but it's "doable". National weapons from Taurus cost around 3 to 4 minimum wages here (around 1,5 thousand dollars for the cheaper ones) and can have a lead time from starting the process to having it in your hands of about a year.
But the thing is: that is just for possessing the firearm at your home or store. If you want to carry it is practically impossible. The permit is conceded only to "special classes", like LEO, military or people that can prove that they have the "effective need" of carrying a firearm (as being brazillian isn't enough).
And all of that before considering that most prosecutors and LEOs are anti-gun (unless it's their guns) and you will probably be scrutinized even after going through all the hoops if you ever get involved in an incident.
John, thanks for all the work put in your videos. It really helped me a lot and make me consider my safety daily. Hit me up if you ever need any information or help in regards to something here in Brazil. I am currently a firearms instructors and I'd like to think that a part of the reason that made me pursue this career part time was your channel.
So messed up!!
And this all sounds like a dictatorship. So sad how much rights criminals have over citizens over there!! >:(
revolver 357 da taurus é 5 mil reais, da pouco mais de 1k usd.
"The Asphalt Temperature Challenge" took me out.🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭
Well said once again, John. Thank you sir!
NO American citizen can legally have conditions imposed on whether or not he or she shall enjoy The Constitution’s first 10 amendments & the civil & universal freedoms it provides. These civil liberties are every single legal American’s birthright (including the 2nd Amnd., regardless of who likes it or not). The Bill of Rights cannot be granted or rescinded by any contemporary entity, in the government or elsewhere. Nobody in this world has that legal authority, no matter how rich or powerful they are, or what title/job they hold. It’s not up to them, regardless of who or what they are or represent. There is no grey area in these most important, foundational documents that form the basis of our government of, for, & by the people (of which all else is built upon): you & I (as well as each one of our fellow countrymen) are GUARANTEED the Bill of Rights protections of our civil liberties NO MATTER WHAT, period, case closed.
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
I am Brazilian and I conceal carry when the law allows me
Just out of curiosity for those who read:
1- I can only carry when I am going to the range
2- took me over a year and a half to get a 22lr, and about 9 months to get a 45
3- if I carry any of my guns I need to carry a folder with the respective gun's document. If I don't have them, it is JAIL for ILLEGAL POSSESSION
Yeah...
That's a lot to deal with
While you are carrying them to/ from the range, can you carry them loaded and concealed? What are the gun range operating hours?
@@fel9118 since 2016 you can carry the gun concealed and loaded. Before that you had to carry it in the trunk and not loaded Some ranges are 24h. But most are 10-21h
Damn that's too much. In America, depending on the state, we just need to go through some mandatory firearms safety and training courses and apply for a license that we can fit inside our wallets and that's it. -- And that's for the states that even have any gun ownership laws to begin with haha. ;)
That's crazy you can't carry your guns anywhere but to the range! You deserve 24/7 protection, wherever you go! Crime does not care where you are!! Brazil laws man, smh...
Yesterday we made 25 state’s Constitutional carry..totally agree with you on this one, 👍
i say, give the old guy a break 👍
Let's give everyone a break while we're at it and legalize being prepared to defend yourself!
I say make the old guy an off duty Brazilian cop.
Imagine getting more time for owning the tool of your own defense, than the person robbing and killing your family.
Did that happen?
Hey Man, what`s up with all this crazy stuff in Brazil! Great video. I tell my family always watch their surroundings they always think I am paranoid. But I am not I`m just from the old school. Get them first
I’d rather catch a ticky tacky gun charge that’ll likely get dropped in court rather then become a victim 🤷🏽♂️ Even if he complied, how many times have we seen the victim do everything right and still catch a bullet at the end lol
"I’d rather catch a ticky tacky gun charge that’ll likely get dropped in court rather then become a victim"
Or he could have just registered his gun.
@@papimaximus95 he was out of his home. Even with a registered gun, he would get jail time. And even this kind of permit to own a firearm is absolutely rare here in Brazil. It’s not as in US. Even with documentation ok and the psychologic tests fine you still depends on a very good justification, because you request can be denied for no reason. And the majority of them are denied. And about carrying, only if you are in military or police. The old man was right and saved the day.
@@MarceloRodrigues-ff6vc Yeah, I just translated the news story myself and it says he was arrested for "illegally carrying" a gun. Nothing about registration - so you are correct.
I agree if it's a good, clean shoot. But if it's not, then it's a mind numbingly hypocritical stance to pedal on, because just like how people need driving classes and licenses in order to safely and legally operate a vehicle, people that want to safely and legally operate guns also need licenses, background checks and mandatory firearms safety and training courses. Fun Fact: There are people in America who are in FBI CRIMINAL watchlists that are STILL LEGALLY ABLE TO purchase guns from GUN STORES!!! -- And yes, I know criminals DON'T care about the laws, but many criminals usually DO buy from gun stores, which is why we need this layer of preventative legislation so that we don't make it TOO easy for them to own one!! This is precisely why we need background checks and licenses! Not to mention the mandatory safety courses, just like how we have mandatory driving courses! People should know how to COMPETENTLY and SAFELY use their weapons too!!!
@@Vandicoup If these dificulties to carry a gun work to prevent people to shot each other, why here in Brazil we have much more murders using firearms than US, even with a much more restrict gun law? Even with cars: In Brazil you take classes for at least 3 months, medical e physical exams begore getting a driving license, and we still have more people dying in car accidents than countries with more simple rules to get a permission, as US again…
It’s better to be a couple years in prison then to be buried in the grave and it’s better to have tears in the criminals house then to have tears in the victims house
Outstanding as always
We have a saying in Brazil: "It's better to be judged by 7 than to be carried by 6"
Unbelievable! Literally every criminal in Brazil over the age of three, owns a firearm, but an honest citizen cannot, without government permission.
love that he went behind the pillar, making him exposed to only one threat at a time
Well done to the old boy 👍.
Just a shame he didn't cap them both.
Registered or not, he was in the right. I love when things end the way they should!
Are you a gangster? "Rolling dirty?" LMAO
This is an example of the difference between law and justice.
It's a sad time to live in where the very action of defending yourself from threats against your life with equal force is considered wrong by law in any way. It only makes the authorities look like goody two-shoes, which in my eyes is a bureaucratic evil that shouldn't be allowed to be in power. Punish the real evil in our world, not the good people who won't let that evil have its way.
The act of defense was not illegal
Not remarked on but I like the way he took some cover behind the power pole. His forearm seems short barreled so his hits all the more praiseworthy.
Obviously, places with strict gun control laws are safer than places without such laws. We basically never hear about violence in Brazil.
Yeah, your position makes a lot of sense if you cherry pick highly corrupt developing nations overrun with huge, powerful organized crime syndicates, and completely ignore the fact that, since enacting stricter gun regulations, they've seen very significant drops in murders of young children, women, and the elderly, as well as very significant drops in suicides and accidental gun deaths- as predicted by global data
Possession of an irregular firearm without license is a 1-3 years prison sentence. That said, usually in Brazil sentences below 4 years can be served without actually going to prison, by paying fines, probation, community service, things like that, especially if it's a first-time offender.
Edit: actually, that law was updated in 2019, making the possession of an irregular firearm an unbailable criminal offense, with up to 2-4 years in jail if a first-time offender and up to 4-8 years if repeat offender. So guaranteed jail time.
Thanks for the info.
Nope, this law was updated, and now it’s 2 to 4 years, which guarantees that the possessor gets jail time. It was updated in 2019.
@@MarceloRodrigues-ff6vc wow, you are right. Its unbailable now.
That was Frank Reynolds on vacation in Brazil. “Anyway, I started blastin’…”
As a convicted felon it's crazy how I can go to jail for 10 years for having a bullet yet the guy who arrested me can carry a gun 24 hours a day with no repercussions. I had a grand larceny charge when I was 20 now in my 40s. I've been trying to restore my rights for the past 5 years nothing but hurdles.
Ed 100% honesty is I actually dont mind felons losing their rights. I also dont think it should be easy to restore them. I do believe in forgiveness and redemption but to be fair defining what this means in legal terms is difficult at best. I think not violent felonies should be on a different level than violent ones. I am not judging I could have easily have a criminal record for the dumb stuff I used to do.
@@JasonH17 Felony laws are a great way to create repeat offenders. If someone decides to leave a gang, they will need to be able to defend themselves, but they can't carry a firearm if they are a felon. If a felon can't find a job, they are also more likely to re-offend.
@@noahrodney1199 So you are against felony laws just in case a GANG member wants to get out and "PROTECT" himself. I do apologize for being frank but are you kidding me? A way to create repeat offenders.. that is the most snow flake comment i have ever read. Do you even hear the things you say? or read what you type? I would love to explain to you all the things wrong with this reasoning but I know you won't get it. Grow up and learn how Adults should take responsibility for their own actions and pay the consequences. You ever thought about how a Gang member could move to I dont know somewhere that doesnt have gangs if he wants to get out. I cant even.
Um, yeah. He can carry that gun because he's not a felon. It's almost like there are consequences for your actions?
I don't know sometimes people need those felonies on them. I mean I wouldn't want a convicted child rapist to be a day care owner? Though to be fair those in the higher category of felonies shouldn't be allowed out or just take the electric chair challenge.
Sad to say same thing would happen where I live… you’re just not supposed to define yourself in Brooklyn NY
Not with a firearm, at any rate.
I just hate to have to obey laws. Wow. I'm glad you do, too. I think your advocacy for lawbreaking is refreshing.
Free men don't ask
I was born originally in Honduras, now a US citizen for 22 years ,this video bring back memories from a country that make it very difficult and expensive t for people to legally buy and own a licensed gun , human life is worthless in my country, unless you are a politician or wealthy , the government doesn’t care for their citizens.
I love the way this guy thinks which is absolutely true everybody in this world has the right to defend themselves in any kind of danger big thumbs up to this guy and the guy that thinks that he should not be charged👍🏼👍🏼
"The robber dropped a gun and I shot him with it."
Great speech at end… Amen
They say I rather get caught with them without it. 💯💯💯
That man did a great job at protecting him and his family. Respect
Another video from Brazil, what a surprise.
when another man tells you, your not allowed to defend yourself, then that man is your greatest enemy of all.
Oh look it's the brother of "Call an ambulance, but not for me"
The man should get a medal.
The guy in mustard/yellow Tshirt got dizzy for a sec ..lool
“ the crown’s permission “ 😂😂😂😂
YESSS!!!!👏
Good job!!👍
Stay safe and armed people
I work with the public preparing financial information. I love when my cops take me out to lunch. I know they are armed and know how to defend. I feel so safe in a not so safe world.
The Constitution is absolute and shall not be infringed
Grandpa ain’t playing! Leave my car alone! Lol