The 1934 NFA was the first national regulation on firearms imposing a $200 tax. In 1934 that was about $4k In todays money. Roosevelt wanted to make automatic and hand guns prohibitively expensive. Gun manufacturers complained and settled on short barrel rifles. At the time it was anything under 18 in barrel. Also included silencers. Movies depiction of mobsters is what they based it on. Real mobbsters used handguns and shotguns, not Tommy guns. Their sales records prove it. They almost went out of business due to lack of sales. LBJ did the next big legislation requiring guns be sold through an FFL. There have been city/County bans or restrictions since the 1800s. Usually because some one brought a gun to court or an anarchist tried to kill a prominent person.
Like you said the KKK went about disarming black people. The NRA was organized originally because of the civil war. Too many people didn't know how to shoot. The NRA was organized to teach people. It expanded to the south to teach black people how to protect themselves from the KKK. President Grant was the president of the NRA at that time and made it a point to arm black people.
I’m honestly always confused by black guys like killer Mike. Lots of contradictions there and I feel a conversation either him about them would go nowhere
@@brianmeen2158 I get that. There is so much historical run-up, of which I have but a surface level of, one has to traverse to get to where he is to then begin to understand his points. The championing of self-reliance, independence, and liberty is then followed with pan-afriacist socialism per Kwame Ture instructions. It's a peak and valley ride, of sorts. "We are working towards Liberty!" Hooray! "By being collectivist" Ahhh dang it Mike!🤔
@@822I79I Well it is actually Black Nationalist Separatism with Nyerere Collectivization as the model, but you tried really hard and you should proud of yourself for the attempt
there's a BBC documentary called "The boy who lived before" about a northern English or Scottish boy who claims that he remembers his last life. he's saying that he's lived on Barre, an island off the coast that he should know nothing about... you know the type of story. The rad thing is that the BBC team actually accompany him, at age 6 (?), his mom and his little brother to the island upon which many twists & turns later his report seems to check out pretty good. So, this boy is used to being considered a total bullshitter for all the 3 of his 6 years of life, as he's trying all he can to prove that he's not full of shit. but basically everyone keeps on thinking or saying: "how did he come up with this BS?" if they're not just rolling their eyes. So, as the BBC and his mom and brother land on the beach of Barre in the tiny plane, there is that moment where he and his brother are a little bit ahead of the rest of them and he is going totally ecstatic to his little brother: "See! I told you it's all true! Everything is the way i said!"... (twists & turns follow). I had to think how his reaction is a lot like ours who are listening to these interactions, certainly this one, or are even participating. sure, I learned a lot! thanks for that, absolutely! but as far as the pure joy of the experience is concerned, it comes from feeling vindicated, allowed to breathe, as it were, and wanting to go: "See! I told you! I was right about that all along! Here you go, fuckas! Proven facts from the mouth of gods Killer Mike & Thaddeus Russell! Game over!" ... and there's this moment where the rest would appear to just happen on it's own now: no need wars, victims, equality, lies, Bidens... the Palestinians can get their places back, zionists can go with daddys aircraft carriers to kamchatka to turn it into a throbbing LGBT kosher fast food hub according to gods latest original will and everyone just leave everyone else alone, except lesbians, who can discuss the way they feel about their relationships and other ladies can discuss some celebrities and what seems to be going on there. that's it! And then, 5 minutes later, it's like 'ok. just don't say anything! don't make it worse! don't talk to people! just pretend you don't exist!' but you never forget completely...
The entire conversation around Michael Brown is cringe. I just shook my head at most of what Mike and Thaddeus said in that segment . Btw I notice Thaddeus really changes the way he talks about race depending on who gets talks to .
You've got the facts around the Trayvon Martin shooting backwards. Martin returned to attack Zimmerman. Zimmerman wasn't chasing Martin, he was getting address info for the 911 dispatcher. Also, he was not instructed to stay in his vehicle. Listen to the call with a critical ear.
💥... 🕳️💨 🤨 Sounds to me like Thad is not condemning Hamas! 😸😋💩😂 So, before the algos are sending the bots over to AI a question: Might there be a cultural IQ beyond which people can't condemn Hamas without getting somatic symptoms (like nausea, vertigo, hearing voices 😌)? like say 120?
Right leaning dude over here and I enjoyed this episode thoroughly.
This was an amazing episode. Can there please be another episode
Finally ! much awaited!.
Amazing episode
Excellent
The 1934 NFA was the first national regulation on firearms imposing a $200 tax. In 1934 that was about $4k In todays money. Roosevelt wanted to make automatic and hand guns prohibitively expensive. Gun manufacturers complained and settled on short barrel rifles. At the time it was anything under 18 in barrel. Also included silencers. Movies depiction of mobsters is what they based it on. Real mobbsters used handguns and shotguns, not Tommy guns. Their sales records prove it. They almost went out of business due to lack of sales. LBJ did the next big legislation requiring guns be sold through an FFL. There have been city/County bans or restrictions since the 1800s. Usually because some one brought a gun to court or an anarchist tried to kill a prominent person.
Like you said the KKK went about disarming black people. The NRA was organized originally because of the civil war. Too many people didn't know how to shoot. The NRA was organized to teach people. It expanded to the south to teach black people how to protect themselves from the KKK. President Grant was the president of the NRA at that time and made it a point to arm black people.
Mike! You amaze and confuse me. I pray for your continuation of this.
I’m honestly always confused by black guys like killer Mike. Lots of contradictions there and I feel a conversation either him about them would go nowhere
@@brianmeen2158 I get that. There is so much historical run-up, of which I have but a surface level of, one has to traverse to get to where he is to then begin to understand his points. The championing of self-reliance, independence, and liberty is then followed with pan-afriacist socialism per Kwame Ture instructions. It's a peak and valley ride, of sorts.
"We are working towards Liberty!" Hooray!
"By being collectivist" Ahhh dang it Mike!🤔
@@Jinkaza1882 Its anarchism. Its not contradictory
@@822I79I Well it is actually Black Nationalist Separatism with Nyerere Collectivization as the model, but you tried really hard and you should proud of yourself for the attempt
there's a BBC documentary called "The boy who lived before" about a northern English or Scottish boy who claims that he remembers his last life. he's saying that he's lived on Barre, an island off the coast that he should know nothing about... you know the type of story.
The rad thing is that the BBC team actually accompany him, at age 6 (?), his mom and his little brother to the island upon which many twists & turns later his report seems to check out pretty good.
So, this boy is used to being considered a total bullshitter for all the 3 of his 6 years of life, as he's trying all he can to prove that he's not full of shit. but basically everyone keeps on thinking or saying: "how did he come up with this BS?" if they're not just rolling their eyes.
So, as the BBC and his mom and brother land on the beach of Barre in the tiny plane, there is that moment where he and his brother are a little bit ahead of the rest of them and he is going totally ecstatic to his little brother: "See! I told you it's all true! Everything is the way i said!"... (twists & turns follow). I had to think how his reaction is a lot like ours who are listening to these interactions, certainly this one, or are even participating.
sure, I learned a lot! thanks for that, absolutely! but as far as the pure joy of the experience is concerned, it comes from feeling vindicated, allowed to breathe, as it were, and wanting to go: "See! I told you! I was right about that all along! Here you go, fuckas! Proven facts from the mouth of gods Killer Mike & Thaddeus Russell! Game over!"
... and there's this moment where the rest would appear to just happen on it's own now: no need wars, victims, equality, lies, Bidens... the Palestinians can get their places back, zionists can go with daddys aircraft carriers to kamchatka to turn it into a throbbing LGBT kosher fast food hub according to gods latest original will and everyone just leave everyone else alone, except lesbians, who can discuss the way they feel about their relationships and other ladies can discuss some celebrities and what seems to be going on there. that's it!
And then, 5 minutes later, it's like 'ok. just don't say anything! don't make it worse! don't talk to people! just pretend you don't exist!'
but you never forget completely...
Why was this discussion hidden for so long?
It may have something to do with the related use of nigger.
The entire conversation around Michael Brown is cringe. I just shook my head at most of what Mike and Thaddeus said in that segment . Btw I notice Thaddeus really changes the way he talks about race depending on who gets talks to .
Was this interview done before Thaddeus started getting hip to how the false BLM “poetic myths” /narrative around mike brown /trayvon etc.?
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YES@@milestackettmusic
@@thaddeusrussellok gotcha and now it makes perfect sense .
You've got the facts around the Trayvon Martin shooting backwards. Martin returned to attack Zimmerman. Zimmerman wasn't chasing Martin, he was getting address info for the 911 dispatcher. Also, he was not instructed to stay in his vehicle. Listen to the call with a critical ear.
I agree. This interview was conducted before I learned about the Trayvon case. See my episode with Joel Gilbert.
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🤨 Sounds to me like Thad is not condemning Hamas!
😸😋💩😂
So, before the algos are sending the bots over to AI a question:
Might there be a cultural IQ beyond which people can't condemn Hamas without getting somatic symptoms (like nausea, vertigo, hearing voices 😌)? like say 120?