When I took my first concealed carry class, there was a lady who thought that having her permit would give her the right to shoot her ex husband because he had been unfaithful. People are NUTS!
You are totally correct. Ryan is a genuine Good Guy... He's a former US Army, combat MOS, Artillery NCO. His videos are Always on point and highly informative. He also injects his unique and very entertaining sense of humor. Ya gotta love the Guy!
His name is "Yoseph Haddad" he is an Arab Israeli a big Pro isreal activist he actually served in Lebanon (2006) and was critically wounded and recovered
Came here to say the same. And also that if anyone should need to carry it’s him. I’m pretty sure his life is threatened multiple times a day for telling the truth.
@@mattp-k1uhe travels to Palestine protests just to get these reactions He was in London last week Regardless of your political views that’s is just asking for trouble
The Pro-Israeli activist is actually an ARAB Israeli, an IDF Veteran, named Yusef Hadad. He was badly injured in 2006 in the Second Lebanese war by Hizbollah terrorists, when his Jewish commander jumped on a grenade and sacrifised himself to save his unit.
100% agree with you. Having the right to carry a gun does not give you the right to be an idiot. It's for life threatening emergencies!!! Like when some other idiot decides to end someone's life.
In my state, a CCW permit is handy, but not necessary. However, we take being responsibly armed very seriously. The moment someone so much as caries less lethal, they take on responsibilities that someone who has only their hands and feet does not have. For example: If you OC someone because they said something you didn't like, such as Man, those are some ugly pants, then you committed a felony. On one hand, I believe that any USC who is not incarcerated ought to be able to carry, own, possess, or otherwise acquire arms (even felons, after all, people make mistakes and get falsely accused/convicted), however, I would not knowingly be how someone who says something like that woman did in regards to her ex, is in possession and familiarized with arms.
Note this isn't just pro-Israeli protested it is one of the most known speaker for Israel. Yosef Hadad Israeli Arab. He served in IDF as was wounded during Lebanon war of 2006. He is one of our Israeli heroes who did a lot for our country by speaking and giving the vioce!
I’ve had this opinion for a long time… as an armed civilian, if you think, “I NEED to have my gun with me when I go,” or if you think there is a high likelihood of needing to use your firearm where you’re going, you should reevaluate whether or not you need to be there in the first place. One of the best mindsets for self defense is not getting into avoidable situations.
That's bullshit. So because you are armed to protect yourself, you must give up your right so that another person doesn't attack you and put you in a place where you may have to protect yourself? What fucking logic is that? He should be able to protest just like the dude that shoved him. If the dude that shoved him started attacking him other than a push, he would be justified in defending himself. The armed person isn't the one in the wrong. They harmed no one and had no intention of harming anyone. The AGGRESSIVE guy that is pushing and attacking people is the one that should be asking himself "should I go to this protest? It's really going to anger me and I'm going to attack others."
@@nick4819 Yes, we all have our rights, and sure you can go protest in the middle of aggressive guys currently protesting the opposite, but that might not be a smart thing to do. Be wise and don't put yourself at undue risk. If it isn't clear to you I'm of the opinion the guys pushing him around were wrong and should be charged for assault, but that doesn't change my stance.
@@nick4819Easier response where everyone gets to live is just not to be there. There are countless locales where we shouldn’t be and choosing to be would elicit a response…so don’t be there - it’s not a difffcult choose to not walk into nut-job Jacob/Moha; or a designated area etc
He is somewhat conservative leaning and has given his rationale for being with NewsMax before. Basically he would rather NewsMax viewers get their foreign policy and Ukraine war takes from him instead of someone who will tell viewers that Ukraine needs to give up and we shouldn’t send them any help.
@@spht9ng smae reason why he was on Joe Rogan. If you censor something without going all in effectively like China, people will simply separate into a echo chamber.
My son lives in New York and has been harassed for being Jewish . I’m glad he doesn’t have a gun . But since October seventh he’s gone through several cans of pepper spray because he has been attacked for his mere existence.
There’s been a growing misconception that the right to carry a weapon means having the right to be violent. Part of the reason I carry is just knowing how crazy so many concealed carry people can be.
@@ElendrianOpen carry is stupid, but I live in a state with “constitutional carry.” So, anyone can have concealed weapon with zero licensing or training.
That guy is an Arab israeli veteran. He was actually injured during combat. He has advanced infantry training. Usually those guys know how to use a weapon but also not scared easily.
Thank you for putting out what a reasonable gun owner does. Too often the people that get coverage are the irresponsible ones, and I think because those idiots are the most heard, other owners think that is what they should be feeling/doing as well
That is 100% an excellent way to put the whole CCW permit perspective in a small nutshell. I too hold this perspective with my permit too. Nice to see I ain't the only one!
BUT depending on the variables, inserting yourself into crazy situations can nullify your claims of self-defense if you decide to put the firearm to use, even if you were defending yourself in the moment of use.
In New York, even with a CCW, you cannot carry to a protest. And in this instance, a response using lethal force would have been excessive and he'd probably be in jail for many years.
Punches especially from a group can quickly become a threat on your life. That said, it's a risk you take when you engage. If you're not willing to take that risk, find a safer way to be involved.
Exactly! As a ccw holder and carrier it’s a huge responsibility and not to be taken lightly. Too often people take a blasé and or exaggerated attitude towards guns in general. Either thinking it’s a panacea for every situation or thinking it’s literally the devil incarnate. Stay strapped 👍
Let's say I have a CCW and have an EDC, I will still avoid conflict every chance I get, but he still has the right to defend himself and protest... This notion is going down the road of "you can either protest or carry"
AMEN! you don't shoot for shoving. I live in permitless carry state (now) but I have a permit for traveling purposes. one carrys to protect a life...not to shoot someone who annoys you.
That guy is yosef hadad, he's an arab Israeli and he do alot of pro Israel speaking, he also have tons of threats on his life because of hes opinions and the fact he speaks out. Beside that, you dont concealed carry to stop people from punching you.
I’ve got my conceal carry. Ryan is right about not getting entangled into bad situations. I routinely avoid potential hostile encounters. Best self defense is to avoid hostile encounters to begin with.
Yeah and this is why some people make gun ownership hard because they wish for stupid situations and get rewarded with jail time instead of a Kyle ritten house.
@@Khronogi because Rosenablum grabbed Kyles barrel, so Kyle shot, then second dude tried to hit Kyle with a skateboard, a hit from a blunt object or a punch can kill. Even in NZ, police will shoot to kill if you try to attack them with a blunt object for this exact reason. Plus the prosecutor making a clown of himself didn't help their case.
He belongs there… that attack didn’t warrant deadly force, and he’s not carrying to win any arguments. He is a well known Arab Israeli who speaks the truth and advocates for Israel. So he’s a high profile individual. 2nd amendment is for everyone and he had the right to be there just like everyone else.
Absolutely but if you're going to protests you know people are going to be amped up and emotional. It's not the place to go if you're not looking to get into some type of confrontation.
Probably shouldn't bring weapons with you because that will most likely escalate any altercation you get into or something like the Kyle Rittenhouse situation could even happen as well. Where protesters see you with weapons and instigate.
@@gotworc People who escalate the situation escalate the situation… Not someone’s concealed (or not) self defense tool. Don’t F around and you won’t find out.
I get it now. Ryan works the Gorkas, the Gorkas work Trump, Trump works Mike Johnson! Thank you for informing those people about the Ukraine situation!
Ryan, have you seen the video from London where a policeman tells a Jewish man that if he keeps going where he needs to go, which happens to be through a pro-Hamas protest, he will be arrested? The man was simply going home after attending a synagogue. I am writing this because you said, "inserting yourself into crazy situations." This is the latest police principle, and it's dead wrong. The case above illustrates it. The man was simply going home, and the crazy situation inserted itself on him. But from the policeman's point of view, he inserted himself into it. And a policeman cannot figure things out in the heat of the moment. So the whole principle is wrong, and should be abandoned. Using a gun is a separate issue, of course.
Did the protester actually express support for hamas or were they just a pro Palestinian protester? Using your own advice, anything that makes you feel strong emotions is most probably trying to bias your opinion. So, I'm just curious whether your narrative loading the language or the protester was actually radical.
If you are supporting Palestine you are supporting hamas even if you claim you arent Supporting Palestine and demanding a ceasefire (which we had on October 6th before hamas attacked) will only help hamas By default youre supporting hamas if you support Palestine
@@Stand_with_Israel This is a perfect example of what's wrong with political discourse at the moment. It's so polarised that there's no room for nuisance or even attempting to understand the oppositions point of view. As I don't want to straw man your argument I'll simply ask: With your understanding is there any way that someone can be pro palastinian and not be supporting hamas ? Say if someone disavows any actions by hamas, is not in favour of a ceasefire but is pro palastinian because they believe that everyone deserves clean water and therefore are against the current blockade. Would that be considered supporting hamas? The framing of your statement makes the issue black and white. This allows the other side to do the same. So, they'd be well within their right of saying "you support the genocide and murder of 12,000 children because you stand with Israel and agree with every action they've made". That's just not productive to the discourse.
@@VespiansGrace so in that case if youre against hamas, and dont call for a ceasefire you'd pretty much be pro Israel, because the Israelis are the one's trying to bring peace and stability to the area so that Palestinians can continue live without being under the thumb of hamas. And the other side has already told me i support genocide and much worse. Which isnt a good argument since there isnt a genocide and definitely not 12,000 dead kids as the death toll is given by hamas who is encouraged to lie and claim its all women and children because the pro hamas crowd will believe anything hamas says
@@lars7747 I'll give you the exact same reply: This is a perfect example of what's wrong with political discourse at the moment. It's so polarised that there's no room for nuisance or even attempting to understand the oppositions point of view. As I don't want to straw man your argument I'll simply ask: With your understanding is there any way that someone can be pro palastinian and not be supporting hamas ? Say if someone disavows any actions by hamas, is not in favour of a ceasefire but is pro palastinian because they believe that everyone deserves clean water and therefore are against the current blockade. Would that be considered supporting hamas? By making these issues black and white and framing your statements the way you do you're allowing the other side to dot Edit: removed tag from previous response.
My son, now 27, who served in the IDF, wanted a license to carry not to simply protect himself. He had two teachers, rabbis, who in the start of their teaching career supplemented their income working as security guards and shot terrorists seeking to kill civilians. My son feels he would like to contribute to the society in a similar way. Gun ownership in Israel is views as a privilege, not a right. You have to get approval that includes a doctor's approval and supervised testing. And you are limited by how much ammunition you can possess and must report any firing of your weapon to the authorities.
He is not a “pro israeli protester” he is Yousef Haddad. A very outspoken and outstanding Arab Israeli Zi0nist! He drops truth on these people and they cant handle it!
For context thats Yosef Haddad an Arab Israeli citizen who is well known in Israel for media appearances etc. I think that describing him as a 'protester' isnt accurate. Hes in the US for media appearances.
probably more like Pro palestinian people you know the same people isreal is killing while they are waiting for food. The same people Isreal is killing while they are in hospitals. Being pro isreal while they are killing Aid workers who comes with food is not a great look. Hamas is bad but the people who live in the area is innocent people and isreal is targeting innocent people right now.
Imagine if pro Israelis protesters, Jews, and anyone else that opposes hamas became as violent as hamas, hezbollah, palistinians, and pro-palistinians protesters.
pro palestine is all good, but protesting against the destruction of a terrorist organisation that kidnaps, rapes and murders indiscriminately and then makes jokes out of it? what???
@helghannationalist9798 do you know for a fact that this incident in the US involves a Palestinian? If not, your point(which itself is debatable) is irrelevant.
@@ReasonedResponse to clarify (but not agree with them), their point is that supporting Palestine practically necessitates supporting Hamas, because the Palestinian population itself largely supports Hamas. So it’s relevant, it’s just a bad argument.
Kid, do you even know what apartheid is? Gaza isn't in an apartheid since it isn't controlled by Israel, in the West Bank they have their own government with their own rules and in Israel itself there aren't any rules that only apply to Jews or Muslims.... Except for rules that don't let Jews enter Muslims areas that are used to pray and that's because Jews were attacked there. @AmineHsissi
Free the middle east from Jeudism and Islam. Jesus is the only way, only truth and the only light. There are no other ways to heaven other than through accepting his free gift of salvation by acknowledging his sacrifice which atoned for our sin.
Agreed. But Netanyahu's party has been keeping Hamas in power for the past two decades so that they could do something like this. Netanyahu told his followers that keeping Hamas in power was key to preventing Palestine from being established. The government of Israel intentionally kept Hamas in power to silence the moderates in both countries. The current leadership of Israel should take responsibility for their own role.
@@AmineHsissi Actually Israel's not a apartheid Arabs do live in Israel and they get treated just like anyone else actually slightly better they don't need to do military draft. If you see a Muslim fighting side by side with Israeli soldier that Muslim volunteered to fight against hamas. And they got signs in Israel in English Arabic and Hebrew and in public transport announcements in english Arabic and Hebrew too. You won't see that type of detail in Palestine any time soon.
Agreed, also want to point out the moment a firearm is pulled things have just greatly escalated. It very easily end up with multiple people (including the guy who pulled it) dead or badly injured.
@davidwagner9644 Unfortunately that isn't always true. If you have a completely legitimate self defense situation, you may still be arrested by overzealous authorities and you will have to defend yourself in court. But the saying goes, I'd rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6.
@@rogerd777 On all self defense situations you did not start it or it wouldn't be self defense now would it. Self defense is defense vs an attack. It is not offensive. If you engage in offensive action you will need a solid lawyer to explain why you engaged in offensive action.
@@davidwagner9644 however, even in a genuine self defense situation, you still need a good lawyer to protect yourself from Rittenhouse prosecutors and the family of the criminal you shot.
@@tylersmith1468 again, don't start nothin. Had Kyle stayed home rather then inserted himself into a situation he had no business being in he wouldn't been in a trial. I am all foe CCW permits and carrying a CCW. What I am not going to so is attend a riot with a whack job militias dudes who I don't know personally. Don't go looking for trouble or trouble may find you. Kyle is lucky he was in Wisconsin where there is no duty to retreat before firing your weapon.
@@Alexadria205no one is pro Hamas? Do you need me to show the countless examples of how socialists and the Arab communities reacted to October 7th attacks? The amount of people who said it doesn’t matter babies died because they are settlers?
This is good info. You also don't carry if you are drinking. I do armed security for nightclubs and you would be surprised on how many people I turn away for carrying while drunk.
Would you be willing to reveal what state, or what city this takes place in? Or, do you know how common this is in any area ( cities, states, particularly for security in nightclubs)?
@@Mrgoofyoops I am in Denver. You have to be licensed here to do armed security. They are making it more difficult to have a concealed to carry permit here every year in the city but most of the state allows you to open carry as long as you are not in Denver. To be clear, having a gun in your possession while intoxicated is a crime, whether concealed or not in Colorado .
If your only argument for why you should be allowed to carry (which i think you should) is “it’s in the constitution”, that’s a terrible argument. The constitution can be changed, and many constitutional rights have limitations.
The thing is, someone was yelling and banging "We are Hamas" okay so why are you here covering your face? Also im on the bike Ryan. Cardio is important
You are spot on, and overwhelmingly rational about this...and most ALL points you make. You are a breath of fresh air in a world smelling of so much BS...
Shooting someone because they punched you is not self defense. In my opinion, even if someone is going to punch you, as long as your life is not in danger, a firearm is not proportionate self-defense. In any case he should have gone with some other people to protect him. He got himself irresponsibly involved.
“My video isn’t cringy enough yet, what do I do…? I’ve got it! I’ll pretend I exercise by walking on a treadmill the entire video to give people the false impression that I’m just too busy to do that later! Perfect!”
The pro-Israel guy was practicing first amendment, the pro-Palestine guy was assaulting someone for the purpose of violating the first amendment. You got it mixed up man.
@LoudWaffle wow, the pro Israeli protestor was a part of the government? He assaulted someone, but the First Amendment is protected free speech from the government. You clearly don't understand it. This case has nothing to do with the first amendment goofball
The pro Israel protestor, wasn't just a protestor. It was Yoseph Haddad, a once IDF soldier in the elite Golani Brigade. He is very popular in Israel and the media.
Yoseph Haddad is satisfied with showing the world that its not a Jew vs Arabs question but it does not matter what etnicity or creed you belong to. In Israel israelis are all equal citizens.
Here in GA since you're longer required to have a permit and we're an open carry state having a firearm on you is no big deal. Was doing my banking a few weeks ago and there were a couple of people standing in line strapped waiting to do their banking.
I respect you paying the bills, we all have to do it. It’s weird hearing you going on NewsMax. I’m glad you are contributing to some common sense over there
You should be MORE cautious about putting yourself in volatile situations if you have a concealed carry, not less!! You carry as a last line of defense in life threatening situations, it’s not a get out of jail free card bc you got in a heated argument. Your threshold for ever upholstering should be extremely high or you should not have a license.
What's a Balestinian? What language do Balestinians speak? it can't be Arabic because that language originated in Saudi Arabia, not "Balestine"... Look up on RUclips, Balestinians are a myth says Ham-As$ member, they are just Saudies and Egyptians.
Agreed. You should have a responsibility to deescalate situations like this. That being said in a post rittenhouse America I think the law is on your side on this issue.
Ryan mcbeth… as a soldier he defended his country and democracy, and he is still not done soldiering Mr. Mxbeth is still fighting for the truth and democracy, now on RUclips. thank you mr mcbeth.
You are free to insert yourself into whatever situation you wish. In order to use lethal force and claim self-defense, you must convince a jury that you feared great bodily harm, and you didn't act unlawfully to create the violent situation.
When I took my first concealed carry class, there was a lady who thought that having her permit would give her the right to shoot her ex husband because he had been unfaithful. People are NUTS!
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That is a whole dozen red flag bouquet
She's the type antigunners love to point to when they call for stricter regulations. I hope she was denied her ccw or someone notified the sheriff.
@@Gh05tk3y Yes, because she exists and as events have shown, she's neither rare nor all that extreme compared to the others in the group.
🎵He had it comin’
He had it comin’
He had it comin’ all along! 🎵
(h/t Chicago)
@@jdotoz If, by group, you mean gun owners I'll have to disagree. If you mean ex's or antigunners then yeah I agree lol
Precisely. Guns are tools for protecting yourself and those around you, not for winning silly arguments with unhinged strangers.
Or keep your hands to yourself and *not* assault others and there will be no fear of a weapon used on you.
You are totally correct. Ryan is a genuine Good Guy... He's a former US Army, combat MOS, Artillery NCO. His videos are Always on point and highly informative. He also injects his unique and very entertaining sense of humor. Ya gotta love the Guy!
Soooo, it's not a "license to kill"?
@@goncalovazpinto6261no.. lol.
@@sumduma55 dum da da da dum dum, dum da da da dum dum, DA DA! da dum dum!
His name is "Yoseph Haddad" he is an Arab Israeli a big Pro isreal activist he actually served in Lebanon (2006) and was critically wounded and recovered
Came here to say the same. And also that if anyone should need to carry it’s him. I’m pretty sure his life is threatened multiple times a day for telling the truth.
@@mattp-k1uhe travels to Palestine protests just to get these reactions
He was in London last week
Regardless of your political views that’s is just asking for trouble
He is an amazing human. Also represents the christian arab population of israel.
He goento debate them and inform them @@frankskive
On a side note, search Haddad and the SLA.
I was thinking “where’s he walking?” for way too long before realising Ryan’s just on a treadmill 😂
Glad I’m not the only one
@@CH-fh9hp same lol
Ditto
Same
Good to know we aren't all nuts! Sherlock's we are!
The Pro-Israeli activist is actually an ARAB Israeli, an IDF Veteran, named Yusef Hadad. He was badly injured in 2006 in the Second Lebanese war by Hizbollah terrorists, when his Jewish commander jumped on a grenade and sacrifised himself to save his unit.
So he’s pro Israeli?
100% agree with you. Having the right to carry a gun does not give you the right to be an idiot. It's for life threatening emergencies!!! Like when some other idiot decides to end someone's life.
these protesters should be grateful to us for not sending "La-Familia" for them
Why are you threatening protestors?@@King_DavidSolomon
@@KhronogiLook at his name, it’d be weirder if he wasn’t threatening civilians.
@@King_DavidSolomon Ever heard of human rights? I bet not.
In my state, a CCW permit is handy, but not necessary. However, we take being responsibly armed very seriously. The moment someone so much as caries less lethal, they take on responsibilities that someone who has only their hands and feet does not have. For example: If you OC someone because they said something you didn't like, such as Man, those are some ugly pants, then you committed a felony. On one hand, I believe that any USC who is not incarcerated ought to be able to carry, own, possess, or otherwise acquire arms (even felons, after all, people make mistakes and get falsely accused/convicted), however, I would not knowingly be how someone who says something like that woman did in regards to her ex, is in possession and familiarized with arms.
Note this isn't just pro-Israeli protested it is one of the most known speaker for Israel. Yosef Hadad Israeli Arab. He served in IDF as was wounded during Lebanon war of 2006.
He is one of our Israeli heroes who did a lot for our country by speaking and giving the vioce!
The difference between unhinged 'tough guy' gun nut, and smart gun owner, is this distinction Ryan's making.
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Sure, but the unhinged tough-guy gun nut has the same constitutional right to carry a concealed handgun as the smart gun owner.
@@mortimersnerd8044he may have the same right but he doesn't have the right to act stupid.
@@mortimersnerd8044He has the right to have the ability to own a gun yes, that does not mean he has the right to use it however he sees fit
@@Apple-om5mrthat's the issue. Liberals think everyone that owns a gun for anything rather than hunting is a gun nut
I’ve had this opinion for a long time… as an armed civilian, if you think, “I NEED to have my gun with me when I go,” or if you think there is a high likelihood of needing to use your firearm where you’re going, you should reevaluate whether or not you need to be there in the first place. One of the best mindsets for self defense is not getting into avoidable situations.
First layer of the survivability onion: don’t be there
That's bullshit. So because you are armed to protect yourself, you must give up your right so that another person doesn't attack you and put you in a place where you may have to protect yourself? What fucking logic is that? He should be able to protest just like the dude that shoved him. If the dude that shoved him started attacking him other than a push, he would be justified in defending himself. The armed person isn't the one in the wrong. They harmed no one and had no intention of harming anyone. The AGGRESSIVE guy that is pushing and attacking people is the one that should be asking himself "should I go to this protest? It's really going to anger me and I'm going to attack others."
💯 yes, thank you!
@@nick4819 Yes, we all have our rights, and sure you can go protest in the middle of aggressive guys currently protesting the opposite, but that might not be a smart thing to do. Be wise and don't put yourself at undue risk.
If it isn't clear to you I'm of the opinion the guys pushing him around were wrong and should be charged for assault, but that doesn't change my stance.
@@nick4819Easier response where everyone gets to live is just not to be there. There are countless locales where we shouldn’t be and choosing to be would elicit a response…so don’t be there - it’s not a difffcult choose to not walk into nut-job Jacob/Moha; or a designated area etc
Brother, you are way too smart for Gorka and Newsmax. We gotta get you a better agent.
He is somewhat conservative leaning and has given his rationale for being with NewsMax before. Basically he would rather NewsMax viewers get their foreign policy and Ukraine war takes from him instead of someone who will tell viewers that Ukraine needs to give up and we shouldn’t send them any help.
@@spht9ng smae reason why he was on Joe Rogan. If you censor something without going all in effectively like China, people will simply separate into a echo chamber.
As a pro gun guy, I say that he is 100% right.
My son lives in New York and has been harassed for being Jewish . I’m glad he doesn’t have a gun . But since October seventh he’s gone through several cans of pepper spray because he has been attacked for his mere existence.
so sorry to hear that. the jews from where i am fled and formed the jewish community in ny. we prevailed in the 1600s and so we'll now
That's terrible. Sadly some of us had to deal with that from birth till date. We should keep the same energy for everyone all the time.
I hope you can lift up the standards of newsmax. Newsmax seems to specialize in conservative hyper-partisanship.
There’s been a growing misconception that the right to carry a weapon means having the right to be violent. Part of the reason I carry is just knowing how crazy so many concealed carry people can be.
Concealed carry less so. Open carry, way more.
Open carry is incredibly stupid to me. You're unnecessarily putting a huge target on yourself.
Yeah, I'm more afraid of the open carry folks walking around the grocery store with military grade weapons because they can.
@@ElendrianOpen carry is stupid, but I live in a state with “constitutional carry.” So, anyone can have concealed weapon with zero licensing or training.
That guy is an Arab israeli veteran. He was actually injured during combat. He has advanced infantry training. Usually those guys know how to use a weapon but also not scared easily.
Thank you for putting out what a reasonable gun owner does. Too often the people that get coverage are the irresponsible ones, and I think because those idiots are the most heard, other owners think that is what they should be feeling/doing as well
That is 100% an excellent way to put the whole CCW permit perspective in a small nutshell. I too hold this perspective with my permit too. Nice to see I ain't the only one!
The right to bear arms carries with it the responsibilities of being a citizen worthy of those rights.
It's not a licence to insert yourself in "crazy situations".. it's a free country, you can do that without a licence.
Shit you have several states dedicated just to that (Florida, Ohio ect)
BUT depending on the variables, inserting yourself into crazy situations can nullify your claims of self-defense if you decide to put the firearm to use, even if you were defending yourself in the moment of use.
In New York, even with a CCW, you cannot carry to a protest.
And in this instance, a response using lethal force would have been excessive and he'd probably be in jail for many years.
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A “peaceful protest” should not be a crazy situation where one expects to be assaulted by others.
“Stay strapped or get clapped.”- Kyle Rittenhouse
It appears some people think being shoved is an adequate reason to shoot someone dead. And that’s insane.
He was also suckered punch but 99% of the comments were that they hoped the perpetrator was caught and arrested
Punches especially from a group can quickly become a threat on your life. That said, it's a risk you take when you engage. If you're not willing to take that risk, find a safer way to be involved.
People have been shot for knocking on doors looking for lost kittens, or turning around in the wrong driveway.
@@brandonabrams6885 punches can kill.
@@tylersmith1468 who you trying to tell?
Exactly! As a ccw holder and carrier it’s a huge responsibility and not to be taken lightly. Too often people take a blasé and or exaggerated attitude towards guns in general. Either thinking it’s a panacea for every situation or thinking it’s literally the devil incarnate. Stay strapped 👍
I like to argue that having a firearm is a privilege.
Unfortunately people will argue that it's a right, and you can abuse rights.
Let's say I have a CCW and have an EDC, I will still avoid conflict every chance I get, but he still has the right to defend himself and protest... This notion is going down the road of "you can either protest or carry"
@@Khronogiit is both a right and a privilege.
@@parathingskinda like voting huh
AMEN! you don't shoot for shoving. I live in permitless carry state (now) but I have a permit for traveling purposes. one carrys to protect a life...not to shoot someone who annoys you.
That guy is yosef hadad, he's an arab Israeli and he do alot of pro Israel speaking, he also have tons of threats on his life because of hes opinions and the fact he speaks out.
Beside that, you dont concealed carry to stop people from punching you.
That's because without Lies Islam Dies
Concealed carry*
@@B01 yep, lies, violence and threats of violence.
@@letXeqX exactly, it's time to open the text books not the holy books!
THANK YOU!!! Tired of everyone trying to escalate shit talking to a lethal level….
Protesting FOR Israel isn't a "crazy situation." That person has every right to protest just like the traitor who is protesting for Hamas.
As a New York CCW holder myself I could not agree with this post more!
That's not just a pro Israeli guy
His name is Yosuf Hadad, an Israeli Arab, a veteran officer who was injured severely in 2006
Follow him
I’ve got my conceal carry. Ryan is right about not getting entangled into bad situations.
I routinely avoid potential hostile encounters. Best self defense is to avoid hostile encounters to begin with.
Yeah and this is why some people make gun ownership hard because they wish for stupid situations and get rewarded with jail time instead of a Kyle ritten house.
I still don't get how in the more grand situation that that was self defense. Judge didn't let any establishing context in?
@@Khronogi because Rosenablum grabbed Kyles barrel, so Kyle shot, then second dude tried to hit Kyle with a skateboard, a hit from a blunt object or a punch can kill. Even in NZ, police will shoot to kill if you try to attack them with a blunt object for this exact reason. Plus the prosecutor making a clown of himself didn't help their case.
You are spot on Ryan.
It took me a second to realize that he wasn’t walking a long hallway. 😂
Imagine rotting in jail because you killed someone for shoving you
December 21? That’s a long wait 😂
I don’t think Newsmax viewers have that long of a memory
I came here to ask this. Must be treadmill brain.
Maybe he meant April 21. It is Sunday.
Yeah I was head scratching the day also 🤔
I’m surprised you’re going to be slumming it on NewsMax, I am disappointed and surprised. I guess you have to pay your bills too.
Tell that to Kyle Rittenhouse
He belongs there… that attack didn’t warrant deadly force, and he’s not carrying to win any arguments. He is a well known Arab Israeli who speaks the truth and advocates for Israel. So he’s a high profile individual. 2nd amendment is for everyone and he had the right to be there just like everyone else.
Absolutely but if you're going to protests you know people are going to be amped up and emotional. It's not the place to go if you're not looking to get into some type of confrontation.
Probably shouldn't bring weapons with you because that will most likely escalate any altercation you get into or something like the Kyle Rittenhouse situation could even happen as well. Where protesters see you with weapons and instigate.
@@gotworc Victim blaming?
@@gotworc People who escalate the situation escalate the situation… Not someone’s concealed (or not) self defense tool. Don’t F around and you won’t find out.
I get it now. Ryan works the Gorkas, the Gorkas work Trump, Trump works Mike Johnson! Thank you for informing those people about the Ukraine situation!
Exactly! Guns are NOT a Batman cape
Ryan, have you seen the video from London where a policeman tells a Jewish man that if he keeps going where he needs to go, which happens to be through a pro-Hamas protest, he will be arrested? The man was simply going home after attending a synagogue.
I am writing this because you said, "inserting yourself into crazy situations." This is the latest police principle, and it's dead wrong. The case above illustrates it. The man was simply going home, and the crazy situation inserted itself on him. But from the policeman's point of view, he inserted himself into it. And a policeman cannot figure things out in the heat of the moment. So the whole principle is wrong, and should be abandoned.
Using a gun is a separate issue, of course.
Did the protester actually express support for hamas or were they just a pro Palestinian protester? Using your own advice, anything that makes you feel strong emotions is most probably trying to bias your opinion. So, I'm just curious whether your narrative loading the language or the protester was actually radical.
If you are supporting Palestine you are supporting hamas even if you claim you arent
Supporting Palestine and demanding a ceasefire (which we had on October 6th before hamas attacked) will only help hamas
By default youre supporting hamas if you support Palestine
@@Stand_with_Israel This is a perfect example of what's wrong with political discourse at the moment. It's so polarised that there's no room for nuisance or even attempting to understand the oppositions point of view. As I don't want to straw man your argument I'll simply ask: With your understanding is there any way that someone can be pro palastinian and not be supporting hamas ? Say if someone disavows any actions by hamas, is not in favour of a ceasefire but is pro palastinian because they believe that everyone deserves clean water and therefore are against the current blockade. Would that be considered supporting hamas? The framing of your statement makes the issue black and white. This allows the other side to do the same. So, they'd be well within their right of saying "you support the genocide and murder of 12,000 children because you stand with Israel and agree with every action they've made". That's just not productive to the discourse.
@@VespiansGrace so in that case if youre against hamas, and dont call for a ceasefire you'd pretty much be pro Israel, because the Israelis are the one's trying to bring peace and stability to the area so that Palestinians can continue live without being under the thumb of hamas.
And the other side has already told me i support genocide and much worse. Which isnt a good argument since there isnt a genocide and definitely not 12,000 dead kids as the death toll is given by hamas who is encouraged to lie and claim its all women and children because the pro hamas crowd will believe anything hamas says
Can't support Palestine without supporting hamas
@@lars7747 I'll give you the exact same reply: This is a perfect example of what's wrong with political discourse at the moment. It's so polarised that there's no room for nuisance or even attempting to understand the oppositions point of view. As I don't want to straw man your argument I'll simply ask: With your understanding is there any way that someone can be pro palastinian and not be supporting hamas ? Say if someone disavows any actions by hamas, is not in favour of a ceasefire but is pro palastinian because they believe that everyone deserves clean water and therefore are against the current blockade. Would that be considered supporting hamas? By making these issues black and white and framing your statements the way you do you're allowing the other side to dot
Edit: removed tag from previous response.
My son, now 27, who served in the IDF, wanted a license to carry not to simply protect himself. He had two teachers, rabbis, who in the start of their teaching career supplemented their income working as security guards and shot terrorists seeking to kill civilians. My son feels he would like to contribute to the society in a similar way. Gun ownership in Israel is views as a privilege, not a right. You have to get approval that includes a doctor's approval and supervised testing. And you are limited by how much ammunition you can possess and must report any firing of your weapon to the authorities.
He is not a “pro israeli protester” he is Yousef Haddad. A very outspoken and outstanding Arab Israeli Zi0nist! He drops truth on these people and they cant handle it!
For context thats Yosef Haddad an Arab Israeli citizen who is well known in Israel for media appearances etc. I think that describing him as a 'protester' isnt accurate. Hes in the US for media appearances.
Pro hamas protesters... unbelievable
They're not. Ryan is saying that because he's a right wing Israel shill.
probably more like Pro palestinian people you know the same people isreal is killing while they are waiting for food.
The same people Isreal is killing while they are in hospitals.
Being pro isreal while they are killing Aid workers who comes with food is not a great look.
Hamas is bad but the people who live in the area is innocent people and isreal is targeting innocent people right now.
Imagine if pro Israelis protesters, Jews, and anyone else that opposes hamas became as violent as hamas, hezbollah, palistinians, and pro-palistinians protesters.
When free speech gets too free
pro palestine is all good, but protesting against the destruction of a terrorist organisation that kidnaps, rapes and murders indiscriminately and then makes jokes out of it? what???
He's not a protester he's an activist and Arab btw
Pro Palestinian protester does not equal pro Hamas protests. Please don’t use those two interchangeably.
90% of palestenians support hamas. They support hamas. You support a group that supports hamas
I agree. The people at this protest were shouting “we support Hamas” though, so please don’t equate them with sane Palestinian supporters.
@helghannationalist9798 do you know for a fact that this incident in the US involves a Palestinian? If not, your point(which itself is debatable) is irrelevant.
@@ReasonedResponse to clarify (but not agree with them), their point is that supporting Palestine practically necessitates supporting Hamas, because the Palestinian population itself largely supports Hamas.
So it’s relevant, it’s just a bad argument.
@@helghannationalist9798this is probably true, I bought a Keffiyah and went to a protest and was so disgusted that I support Israel now.
No one gonna point out he said Sunday DECEMBER 21st?
Free palistine from hamas
Kid, do you even know what apartheid is? Gaza isn't in an apartheid since it isn't controlled by Israel, in the West Bank they have their own government with their own rules and in Israel itself there aren't any rules that only apply to Jews or Muslims....
Except for rules that don't let Jews enter Muslims areas that are used to pray and that's because Jews were attacked there. @AmineHsissi
Free the middle east from Jeudism and Islam.
Jesus is the only way, only truth and the only light.
There are no other ways to heaven other than through accepting his free gift of salvation by acknowledging his sacrifice which atoned for our sin.
Agreed.
But Netanyahu's party has been keeping Hamas in power for the past two decades so that they could do something like this.
Netanyahu told his followers that keeping Hamas in power was key to preventing Palestine from being established.
The government of Israel intentionally kept Hamas in power to silence the moderates in both countries.
The current leadership of Israel should take responsibility for their own role.
They voted for it. The Palestinians are Hamas. Stop differentiating. Too many examples of them supporting it.
@@AmineHsissi Actually Israel's not a apartheid Arabs do live in Israel and they get treated just like anyone else actually slightly better they don't need to do military draft. If you see a Muslim fighting side by side with Israeli soldier that Muslim volunteered to fight against hamas. And they got signs in Israel in English Arabic and Hebrew and in public transport announcements in english Arabic and Hebrew too. You won't see that type of detail in Palestine any time soon.
Oh man, ask Gorka about that lower case "v" in his name if you get the chance.
Yusuf is a great arab christian defender of israels right to exist. God bless him
I still don't understand, is this a Pro-Israel or Pro-Palestinian channel?
@@King_DavidSolomon I get the vibe that Ryan is just pro truth, wherever that leads.
@@King_DavidSolomonit's not either.
Ryan is self-proclaimed pro-Humanity.
@@King_DavidSolomon its not black and white
Agreed, also want to point out the moment a firearm is pulled things have just greatly escalated. It very easily end up with multiple people (including the guy who pulled it) dead or badly injured.
As the saying goes, dont start nothin and you won't have to find a lawyer.
@davidwagner9644 Unfortunately that isn't always true. If you have a completely legitimate self defense situation, you may still be arrested by overzealous authorities and you will have to defend yourself in court. But the saying goes, I'd rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6.
@@rogerd777 On all self defense situations you did not start it or it wouldn't be self defense now would it.
Self defense is defense vs an attack. It is not offensive. If you engage in offensive action you will need a solid lawyer to explain why you engaged in offensive action.
@@davidwagner9644 however, even in a genuine self defense situation, you still need a good lawyer to protect yourself from Rittenhouse prosecutors and the family of the criminal you shot.
@@tylersmith1468 again, don't start nothin. Had Kyle stayed home rather then inserted himself into a situation he had no business being in he wouldn't been in a trial.
I am all foe CCW permits and carrying a CCW. What I am not going to so is attend a riot with a whack job militias dudes who I don't know personally.
Don't go looking for trouble or trouble may find you. Kyle is lucky he was in Wisconsin where there is no duty to retreat before firing your weapon.
@@rogerd777as it should be, the power of life and death should be scrutinized and interrogated as much as possible.
Sebastian Gorka? Newsmax? Don't ruin your reputation like that.....
Exactly - the misinformation network.
Pro hamas??? Damn any pro isis or boko haram supporters in chat?
There are plenty of Evangelical Taliban around, if you are looking for allies.
No one is pro Hamas. Those being accused of that are actually pro not killing innocent children.
@@Alexadria205 that’s so unfortunate then because both sides seem to love slinging unguided munitions at kids
@@Alexadria205no one is pro Hamas? Do you need me to show the countless examples of how socialists and the Arab communities reacted to October 7th attacks? The amount of people who said it doesn’t matter babies died because they are settlers?
Thank you. You’re the most level headed reasonable voice on social media
This is good info. You also don't carry if you are drinking. I do armed security for nightclubs and you would be surprised on how many people I turn away for carrying while drunk.
Would you be willing to reveal what state, or what city this takes place in? Or, do you know how common this is in any area ( cities, states, particularly for security in nightclubs)?
@@Mrgoofyoops I am in Denver. You have to be licensed here to do armed security. They are making it more difficult to have a concealed to carry permit here every year in the city but most of the state allows you to open carry as long as you are not in Denver.
To be clear, having a gun in your possession while intoxicated is a crime, whether concealed or not in Colorado .
Well said 💯
It's terrible that you were threatened. I'm glad you are taking measures to protect your life, and doing that in a responsible way.
stay safe.
Took me a second to realize Ryan is not walking anywhere in this clip, haha. Thank you for your service!
Imagine needing a permit for your Constitutional right. My state treats their people like adults and has open and concealed carry without it.
Amen, thank you for putting this out there.
I also have a license to carry, it's called the Constitution
If your only argument for why you should be allowed to carry (which i think you should) is “it’s in the constitution”, that’s a terrible argument. The constitution can be changed, and many constitutional rights have limitations.
Thanks, Ryan. It seems like the ones who squeal the loudest about gun rights are the ones I'd least trust with a gun.
The thing is, someone was yelling and banging "We are Hamas" okay so why are you here covering your face? Also im on the bike Ryan. Cardio is important
You are spot on, and overwhelmingly rational about this...and most ALL points you make. You are a breath of fresh air in a world smelling of so much BS...
Shooting someone because they punched you is not self defense. In my opinion, even if someone is going to punch you, as long as your life is not in danger, a firearm is not proportionate self-defense. In any case he should have gone with some other people to protect him. He got himself irresponsibly involved.
Ryan if someone is threatening you what are the chances they’ll walk up, announce themselves and give you a chance to pull out your weapon?
Ryan buddy, his name is name is youseph haddad, he was a combat soldier in the golani brigade and some woke lunatics won't scare him
At first you say you've been threatened and suddenly you give up your exact location.. Logic?
Hamas supporters showing their true faces
2nd amendment is our right to bear arms.
Shouldn’t need a license. 2A is enough.
I don’t disagree, but I live in Maryland for work reasons so…
Same for cars. What happened to the right to travel?
Whose the rising social media star! Well done man!!!
“My video isn’t cringy enough yet, what do I do…? I’ve got it! I’ll pretend I exercise by walking on a treadmill the entire video to give people the false impression that I’m just too busy to do that later! Perfect!”
Sounds like Ryan’s living rent free in that head of yours; you should try asking him out on a date to Cracker Barrel, I hear he’s available.
peek cringe achieved
Ryan runs marathons. Making accusations without facts.
@@Mrgoofyoops lol “accusations”? 🤣 You mean accusing him of being cringe with all the facts confirming this?
i cant believe your going on newsmax lost my sub i thought you were all against misinformation that channel is one of the biggest.
Free Palestine stop the genocide!
No
Free Palestine from Hamas! 🇮🇱 🇮🇱 🇮🇱
@@EMAN00619 Sound like nazi to me.
@@AmineHsissinope we just don’t believe a decades long territorial conflict qualifies as a ‘genocide’ but keep watching your Pallywood propaganda
Well put Ryan. You are a voice of reason.
I hope the pro Palestine guy is okay. He was actually following the first amendment.
No he didnt. Go to gaza if you want to ignore the whole damn constitution for islam
You can wait until Palestine uses the second amendment. 😂😂😂
@@Penultimate1785Palestine, not the other guy
The pro-Israel guy was practicing first amendment, the pro-Palestine guy was assaulting someone for the purpose of violating the first amendment. You got it mixed up man.
@LoudWaffle wow, the pro Israeli protestor was a part of the government?
He assaulted someone, but the First Amendment is protected free speech from the government. You clearly don't understand it.
This case has nothing to do with the first amendment goofball
The pro Israel protestor, wasn't just a protestor. It was Yoseph Haddad, a once IDF soldier in the elite Golani Brigade. He is very popular in Israel and the media.
Golani isn’t elite
Outstanding Presentation, keeping us informed 💚☘️🫡🤝
This needs to be heard by more people.
Well said sir 💯
Here's my engagement comment! Keep going Ryan!!!
All love from Germany
Someone said it earlier.. the right doesn’t give you the right to be an idiot !
Agreed 100% Ryan
Looking forward to the podcast. Since I’ve found your channel you’ve been a real inspiration. “Never give up the will to live!”
Still can’t get over you working for newsmax😭
Yoseph Haddad is satisfied with showing the world that its not a Jew vs Arabs question but it does not matter what etnicity or creed you belong to. In Israel israelis are all equal citizens.
Here in GA since you're longer required to have a permit and we're an open carry state having a firearm on you is no big deal. Was doing my banking a few weeks ago and there were a couple of people standing in line strapped waiting to do their banking.
Thank you! That is the definition of Concealed Carry 🙏
100% on board with the CCW sentiment. Its a right we have. But demands immense responsibility. From all who enjoy it.
I respect you paying the bills, we all have to do it. It’s weird hearing you going on NewsMax. I’m glad you are contributing to some common sense over there
You should be MORE cautious about putting yourself in volatile situations if you have a concealed carry, not less!! You carry as a last line of defense in life threatening situations, it’s not a get out of jail free card bc you got in a heated argument. Your threshold for ever upholstering should be extremely high or you should not have a license.
What's a Balestinian? What language do Balestinians speak? it can't be Arabic because that language originated in Saudi Arabia, not "Balestine"...
Look up on RUclips, Balestinians are a myth says Ham-As$ member, they are just Saudies and Egyptians.
Absolutely correct take
Agreed. You should have a responsibility to deescalate situations like this. That being said in a post rittenhouse America I think the law is on your side on this issue.
Ryan mcbeth… as a soldier he defended his country and democracy, and he is still not done soldiering Mr. Mxbeth is still fighting for the truth and democracy, now on RUclips. thank you mr mcbeth.
You are free to insert yourself into whatever situation you wish. In order to use lethal force and claim self-defense, you must convince a jury that you feared great bodily harm, and you didn't act unlawfully to create the violent situation.
Holy shit you’re going on the Danny Jones podcast? Your star is rising
Good take on CCW.
Is newsmax truly a place that gives proper news and accurate information?
Thanks for being the adult in the room, Ryan.