“People” in the second amendment means the same thing as “people” means in the other amendments including the 4th for example. That’s the way legal interpretation works.
Why do you think the government wants guns? Now apply that same line of reasoning to the people. If this argument doesn't work, at least it changes the terms of the argument from who likes children more to who likes government tyranny more
You can't solve problems with bullets. Most Criminals are opportunists who aren't looking for a fight, just a quick score. You'd just be shooting people who weren't going to do anything in the first place. The only harm that comes is when both parties have weapons.
Going to the store and getting a gun including the background check takes about 15 ,20 minutes in the state I live in it’s really not a hindrance. I’m not paranoid about the government coming to get my legally purchased firearms as a matter of fact the far right in the USA concerns me much more than the government 🤔
@@KCBluesJams In fact I think it’s safe to say that the Republicans (ironically) have done more to harm gun owners federally than the democrats ever have.
Indeed! Still have my 2" colt det spec i carried OD as an LASO deputy. But i long ago learned to keep my sensitive boy bits away from the hot barrel & gas cylinder of my garand. (an actual wpn of war, 3x the power of the AR, no mag of ANY cap, AND specifically exempt by model & name from AWBs)! 🤣
My sound bite argument for the claim the the 2A is about the national guard is: It doesn't say the right of the states, or the right of the militia, or the right of the militiamen, it says the right of the people, the same people that is universally understood to mean individuals every other time it's mentioned in the constitution.
Question? If a Politician advocates for Anti-Gun Laws, aren't they violating their "Oath of Office" to "Protect and Defend the Constitution" so help me God? If so they should be removed.
@@KCBluesJams it’s also well understood the use of “well regulated “ in the context of the second amendment means well trained and provisioned, not controlled by the government lol
100% correct. Just throw that in the healing pile of hypocrisy that is attached to 2A abolitionist. I wish all we had to do was re-educate our fellow citizens on our 2A Rights. I strongly believe that 80-90% of the people could be ardent supporters of the second amendment and our government representatives would still pursue a total ban on guns. They want powerless subjects. People like Bedo dream of a day where the citizens have no ability to meaningfully resist their tyranny. They are willing to say and do anything to make that happen. It’s never been more clear in my opinion. Politicians now shamelessly advocate for obstinate refusal of Supreme Court rulings. That ideology is impossible to debate and very tough to beat. They hold the power.
How can you swear by a stupid catchphrase for 50 fucking years and never consider that you can die by your own gun - and maybe those odds are greater than being a fucking "hero".
Wow, Brian... because I just found him last week on the 23rd & I can see why you've been listening to him for so long is because he knows how to "get the message out there" & I can't disagree with that 😎👍
brother... he would have been a better president than anyone we had in modern history. There are more like him out there.. many very very very qualified and honest men; it is a dishonor to all of mankind and God.. that we allowed it all to go down when we clearly had far better men to lead the future.
Great talking points. I like to reference the case of Reno vs ACLU when someone mentions the 2A was not written for todays firearms. In that case the court decided that the 1st amendment applied to the internet as much as it applied to books and newspapers. On another note, few months ago while in San Diego for work, I overheard a group of younger people talking while I was out for dinner. One person said to the other group, I have a firearm and a license to carry. You have to jump through hoops but its better to have it and not need it. Made me smile to know even in such an anti gun state, people still want to be able to defend themselves.
I'm a 20 year vet with plenty of small arms experience in the military but I'm only recently private gun owner. Many of Mr. Ayoob's videos should be required watching.
Good talk. I am British born and now live in the USA, in no small part because I wanted to be able to exercise the rights defined in the Bill of Rights. The 1689 Bill of Rights!
The sad part is our second amendment is based on the Magna Carta. To me the 1989 law seems treason. Glad you are here. We believe in dangerous freedom.
@@YOUneedJESUS1 for me personally it has worked out well, but it is sad that those rights enshrined in the Bill of Rights are no longer available to all in the country where they were first codified. As I say, I have made my choice and am well satisfied with it - indeed I have just packed a range bag for some lunchtime practice tomorrow....
Guy, a stolen election in Aug. 1946 Athens TN, caused a 6 hour gun battle & use of dynamite at a police station to retrieve stolen ballot boxes brought justice in 1946 America!!
My wife used to be anti gun before she met me. She understands the importance of self defense now and is all about it. That being said, some if my in laws see it as me “corrupting her”. All I can respond with is “no, I’m making sure she had the means and ability to defend herself if it ever came to that. Would you rather her end up assaulted, robbed, and/or dead, or would you rather her be able to stop anyone who would wish her harm?”. She’s not a big girl, and we obviously work at two separate places. I want her to come home every night safe and in one piece. It’s sad that some people see that way of thinking as sick and twisted. It’s almost like I care about her well being more than half of her own family.
Very good. That won't change how her family feels about it, but it does mean that they can't press the topic any further without you being able to call them out as caring more about a philosophy than your wife's ability to save her own life
There are two types of people in this world, those who see danger and think “I must prepare“ . Then there are those who see danger and think “it won’t happen to me”. Evil always has its greatest success when it comes in contact with the latter.
Unfortunately, I've experienced something a little different when the "Jekyll and Hyde" argument, as you call it, has been presented. These people (at least the one's I've encountered) actually believe that the trigger pulls the finger, rather than the other way around. I can only sum it up this way: I've never met anyone who's afraid of guns. I have, however, met a great number of people who are afraid of themselves. They genuinely believe that if they have the capacity to cause harm, they will be compelled to cause harm. They simply don't trust themselves with, what they perceive to be, that kind of power. They then project that instability on the rest of us. I agree with you, Mr. Ayoob, that they are in dyer need of psychiatric treatment. Where I disagree is our apparent respective perceptions of just how many of them there are. God Bless. Stay well.
"... None of us ever would've bought one with a 2-inch barrel." Got me! 🤣 Always a pleasure listening to your presentations. Formerly of the 'other side,' it was discussions just like this that opened my eyes to the truth. Thank you for standing at the fore of the fight for our rights.
Antonin Scalia said it best in District of Columbia v. Heller... "But why isn't it perfectly plausible, indeed reasonable, to assume that since the framers knew that the way militias were destroyed by tyrants in the past was not by passing a law against militias, but by taking away the people's weapons... that was the way militias were destroyed. The two clauses go together beautifully: Since we need a militia, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."
Sir....as usual....you BRILLIANTLY state the CORRECT side of the Constitutional "argument"....have read you since the 80's....and you CONTINUE to make INTELLIGENT dialog for our cause.... PLEASE carry on!
Massad, thank you for bringing your wisdom, knowledge and experience to the big issues facing the 2A community. I appreciate your presentations and you have a lot to bring to every subject. Thank you for your efforts and your videos.
I took one of your seminars back in the 80s as a personal protection specialist, as you I to am still teaching to those willing to learn! Train hard and smart! Thanks my friend!
Auzzie here. I was held up at gun/knife-point in armed robbery a while ago. I had nothing to defend myself with. I was completely helpless and at mercy against thes two assailants. The perpetrators surely didn't have any problems with the fact they had a firearm and knife, and they certainly made it clear they were going to blow my brains out, however didn't in the end. There weren't any police in close proximity to provide me with protection so you can throw that argument out the window. They were caught, charged with three offences, however served no jail time, again a slap on the wrist. I have learned two tale signs of purposeful collapse of society by the powers to be of a totalitarian government/elites; 1. Take the peoples weapons/rights to defend themselves away. 2. Enable crime. If anybody tells you that Australians are still permitted to defend themselves is clearly disconnected with who's side the justice system is backing. Never forget, God help us all.
OMG no more rules & requirements in our "free" country..... As it is I'm gonna need my gun when they kick down my door to take my gas stove & load it on to a train that derails later that day, that the government doesn't seem to care or want to do anything about.
I recall that during world war 2, one Japanese officer said, "do not invade America. There will be a gun behind every blade of grass." That's good enough for me.
@@axelramirez6730 I agree. Most nations already know Americans have a lot of firearms. So, showing that we do is not a valid argument for the display. My worst fear is that if the practice is maintained regularly it could desensitize people in the community as well as the police. If that happens there might be some eminent danger and people might not call when they should have. Little boy who cried wolf situation so to speak.
@@southernexposure123 and it blurs the line between goodguy and bad guy. "Is the guy that walked into a movie theater with an AK47 going to use it to kill everyone inside? Only time will tell."
I really like the 10-10-80%! It makes sense to me. I think I’ve been working too hard trying to argue with that 10% that won’t move. Thanks for the new perspective!👍👍👍
Unlike many, he thinks before drawing conclusions. And he thinks before speaking. And he approaches a controversial and emotional topic with great calm and without undue excitement...
@@Rickladdy not really.i believe some of the craziness seen on the highways is the feeling by some they've been violated.their rights that is. As a rule gun owners self regulate very well you dont want a reputation of irresponsible behavior,you'd be shunned.not a good thing that fellowship is the good part and it's strength
@@Rickladdy cars invented late 19th early 20th century read some of early requirements to operate the leaving a secondary road to occupied a primary one is a hoot required use of firearm to announce your presence and occupi said road.further proof less government. The better
In the District of Columbia v. Heller case the US Supreme Court ruling affirmed that the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to keep and bear arms, "unconnected with service in a militia, for traditionally lawful purposes, " such as self-defense within the home.
Absolutely awesome, Mas! Thanks to you and to Wilson Combat for placing all of these “sound bite answers” here in one place. I’d love to have a printed transcript to read and review frequently. Again, THANK YOU!
Most eloquently stated sir. Y'all have made my pre- Christmas depression less so. The calm, deep voice is a breath of fresh, frigid air. God Bless y'all @ WCC. Giddy up and Merry Christmas!
Lee, I find when I got the blues, a box or two at the range or wherever you shoot, makes my whole outlook change. Please, be safe, careful and try to spend quality time with someone important to you.
@@terrytreadway9645 absolutely! I'm doing that every day, and just to be sure, my brother and his lady brought about 750 rounds of ammo as a gift this evening. If it wasn't so deep freezer cold right now, we would be taking several pew pew's to the range tomorrow (couple of which need sighting in) and blasting away. As frustrations/depressions mount, We've noticed that when the firearms go BANG all the stress goes right out the muzzle and chases the projectile all the way to the intended target! Giddy up. Merry Christmas sir and thanks for y'all's reply.
We sure appreciate all the good advice from a great team at Wilson Combat. I have the utmost respect for you Mr Ayoob . Whatever the subject your discussing I am very confident about the advice offered. Thanks for your commitment to the second amendment.
Great video Mas! I’m an LFI 1 grad and I love your teaching! It’s easy to get frustrated when debating this topic with anti’s, and I always try to remain calm and appear reasonable. Sometimes you don’t change a person’s mind right away,but you can plant a seed for them to think about. Also NEVER give them a reason to paint you as a crazy “gun nut”, they will just dig in to their position even deeper. I try to leave them thinking “well my side says that all these gun people are ………….. , but I was talking to David and he was a thoughtful and reasonable person.”
As an ex pistol shooter in the UK ,the attitude of the BBC doesn't surprise me at all . Honest citizens were collectively punished for the abject failure of the police in Scotland upholding the law prior to the Dunblane massacre
What is your best short argument to use against gun control?
The globalists need America disarmed.
Criminals, by definition, do not obey laws.
"Nobody's coming to save you."
“People” in the second amendment means the same thing as “people” means in the other amendments including the 4th for example. That’s the way legal interpretation works.
Why do you think the government wants guns? Now apply that same line of reasoning to the people. If this argument doesn't work, at least it changes the terms of the argument from who likes children more to who likes government tyranny more
You can't make bad people harmless by making good people helpless.
well said!
WOW.....Straight 💯 well said......!.
You can't solve problems with bullets. Most Criminals are opportunists who aren't looking for a fight, just a quick score. You'd just be shooting people who weren't going to do anything in the first place. The only harm that comes is when both parties have weapons.
Going to the store and getting a gun including the background check takes about 15 ,20 minutes in the state I live in it’s really not a hindrance. I’m not paranoid about the government coming to get my legally purchased firearms as a matter of fact the far right in the USA concerns me much more than the government 🤔
@@KCBluesJams In fact I think it’s safe to say that the Republicans (ironically) have done more to harm gun owners federally than the democrats ever have.
"None of us would have bought one with a two inch barrel" 🤣 Perfect soundbite
Brilliant and devastating! And hilarious too!
I laughed so hard with that one!!
I spit out my beer!😂
Indeed! Still have my 2" colt det spec i carried OD as an LASO deputy. But i long ago learned to keep my sensitive boy bits away from the hot barrel & gas cylinder of my garand.
(an actual wpn of war, 3x the power of the AR, no mag of ANY cap, AND specifically exempt by model & name from AWBs)! 🤣
Lol it's hilarious. My summer "t-shirt and basketball shorts" carry for a long time was a .357 snub.
My sound bite argument for the claim the the 2A is about the national guard is: It doesn't say the right of the states, or the right of the militia, or the right of the militiamen, it says the right of the people, the same people that is universally understood to mean individuals every other time it's mentioned in the constitution.
It says we’ll regulated 🤨not unregulated 🧐 constitution.congress.gov/constitution/amendment-2/#:~:text=A%20well%20regulated%20Militia%2C%20being,Arms%2C%20shall%20not%20be%20infringed.
Question? If a Politician advocates for Anti-Gun Laws, aren't they violating their "Oath of Office" to "Protect and Defend the Constitution" so help me God? If so they should be removed.
@@MrHyde-wv8wi they are the law makers.... So they can do what they wants....
@@KCBluesJams it’s also well understood the use of “well regulated “ in the context of the second amendment means well trained and provisioned, not controlled by the government lol
100% correct. Just throw that in the healing pile of hypocrisy that is attached to 2A abolitionist. I wish all we had to do was re-educate our fellow citizens on our 2A Rights. I strongly believe that 80-90% of the people could be ardent supporters of the second amendment and our government representatives would still pursue a total ban on guns. They want powerless subjects. People like Bedo dream of a day where the citizens have no ability to meaningfully resist their tyranny. They are willing to say and do anything to make that happen. It’s never been more clear in my opinion. Politicians now shamelessly advocate for obstinate refusal of Supreme Court rulings. That ideology is impossible to debate and very tough to beat. They hold the power.
A phrase I grew up with, and have practiced all my 50+ years...
"It's better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it."
Better get yourself an anti-tank system then.
@@Rickladdy
Foolish thinking from a small mind.🙄 Get a Life, Troll.
@@Rickladdy
and some claymore mines, hell, better get a suitcase nuke too, since "it's better to have it and not need it" lol
How can you swear by a stupid catchphrase for 50 fucking years and never consider that you can die by your own gun - and maybe those odds are greater than being a fucking "hero".
@@schmoborama
So many small minds thinking they're clever.🙄
Driving and registering a car is a privilege, owing a gun and protecting yourself is a right. Massad is the man!
I am in my later 60s and have read and listened to him since I was 18 years old. He is one of the most erudite gun rights advocates.
Same here.
Yes. I have read his books. And John Lott's books on gun laws. And John Grit's books on freedom.
Wow, Brian... because I just found him last week on the 23rd & I can see why you've been listening to him for so long is because he knows how to "get the message out there" & I can't disagree with that 😎👍
I just turned 69 and still have my copy of In The Gravest Extreme.
Amazing how EDUCATED non Americans support the US constitution.
We need to get Massad on more media platforms -- he is an excellent speaker for our cause.
there is no cause anymore. All discussions basically ended after Sandy Hook, when it was decided killing children is bearable.
I am very sad to say this, but he has to do tiktok if he is not. All the retards live on ticktok.
brother... he would have been a better president than anyone we had in modern history. There are more like him out there.. many very very very qualified and honest men; it is a dishonor to all of mankind and God.. that we allowed it all to go down when we clearly had far better men to lead the future.
Straight talk no b.s. and well stated information evey time!
@@desertduck10 Ted Nugent is pretty good as well.
Great talking points. I like to reference the case of Reno vs ACLU when someone mentions the 2A was not written for todays firearms. In that case the court decided that the 1st amendment applied to the internet as much as it applied to books and newspapers. On another note, few months ago while in San Diego for work, I overheard a group of younger people talking while I was out for dinner. One person said to the other group, I have a firearm and a license to carry. You have to jump through hoops but its better to have it and not need it. Made me smile to know even in such an anti gun state, people still want to be able to defend themselves.
Mr. Ayoob's angry voice is legitimately terrifying
Imagine being a criminal while he was on the force and hearing his commands. I'd soil myself.
I would've hated to be his kid
No, he is direct!
He’s angry for YOU and you need to be thrilled he is trying to preserve your rights as a free human being.
Where guns are illegal, only criminals will have guns.
Greetings from Spain, I encourage you to defend 2A
And unfortunately that's starting to happen in Spain. Heartbreaking but not unexpected. Thanks for your support, Señor Robles.
@@dtischhappen across all of Europe currently
Also hear in Australia .
Classic massad ! Best set of arguments I’ve heard.
I'm a 20 year vet with plenty of small arms experience in the military but I'm only recently private gun owner. Many of Mr. Ayoob's videos should be required watching.
Sadly you aren’t dead
Ditto I was at Chanute AFB 74-78
This guy is brilliant.
@@nathanielerskine1875 meh
I concur, his video collection is one of my favorites.
Good comments!!! Bill of Rights is directed towards individual rights!
You are correct on your assessment!👍😊🇺🇸
And restraint on government.
💥😎MASSAD AYOOB = 2A GENIUS!👍🇺🇸
WOW! Thank you for your knowledge and wisdom!
One of my favorite sayings is- Gun Laws only affect the Law Abiding.
Would you say that murder laws only affect the law abiding? If so why have them on the books?
Good talk. I am British born and now live in the USA, in no small part because I wanted to be able to exercise the rights defined in the Bill of Rights. The 1689 Bill of Rights!
And don't forget the 1215 Bill of Rights.
The sad part is our second amendment is based on the Magna Carta. To me the 1989 law seems treason. Glad you are here.
We believe in dangerous freedom.
How did that work out for ya... 1776!
@@YOUneedJESUS1 for me personally it has worked out well, but it is sad that those rights enshrined in the Bill of Rights are no longer available to all in the country where they were first codified. As I say, I have made my choice and am well satisfied with it - indeed I have just packed a range bag for some lunchtime practice tomorrow....
Guy, a stolen election in Aug. 1946 Athens TN, caused a 6 hour gun battle & use of dynamite at a police station to retrieve stolen ballot boxes brought justice in 1946 America!!
My wife used to be anti gun before she met me. She understands the importance of self defense now and is all about it. That being said, some if my in laws see it as me “corrupting her”. All I can respond with is “no, I’m making sure she had the means and ability to defend herself if it ever came to that. Would you rather her end up assaulted, robbed, and/or dead, or would you rather her be able to stop anyone who would wish her harm?”. She’s not a big girl, and we obviously work at two separate places. I want her to come home every night safe and in one piece. It’s sad that some people see that way of thinking as sick and twisted. It’s almost like I care about her well being more than half of her own family.
Very good. That won't change how her family feels about it, but it does mean that they can't press the topic any further without you being able to call them out as caring more about a philosophy than your wife's ability to save her own life
There are two types of people in this world, those who see danger and think “I must prepare“ . Then there are those who see danger and think “it won’t happen to me”. Evil always has its greatest success when it comes in contact with the latter.
@@longgone9869 wise words. Thank you.
Perhaps you do. It's sick, but leftist ideology trumps concern for just about everything else in their lives.
Sounds like, "soft ignorance & low expectations of the conscience mind," is what comes to me after reading your comment.
Thank you for your presentation. I joined the Second Amendment Foundation as a result of watching it.
Unfortunately, I've experienced something a little different when the "Jekyll and Hyde" argument, as you call it, has been presented. These people (at least the one's I've encountered) actually believe that the trigger pulls the finger, rather than the other way around. I can only sum it up this way: I've never met anyone who's afraid of guns. I have, however, met a great number of people who are afraid of themselves. They genuinely believe that if they have the capacity to cause harm, they will be compelled to cause harm. They simply don't trust themselves with, what they perceive to be, that kind of power. They then project that instability on the rest of us.
I agree with you, Mr. Ayoob, that they are in dyer need of psychiatric treatment. Where I disagree is our apparent respective perceptions of just how many of them there are.
God Bless.
Stay well.
.....are in dire need....
They should not be allowed to drive. Cars kill more than guns.
I love that argument that the militia means the National guard. Why would the government need to give ITSELF the right to bear arms?!
Massad Ayoob is a national treasure.
You are a warrior-monk, Massad. Eternal thanks for staying in the fight.
"... None of us ever would've bought one with a 2-inch barrel." Got me! 🤣
Always a pleasure listening to your presentations. Formerly of the 'other side,' it was discussions just like this that opened my eyes to the truth. Thank you for standing at the fore of the fight for our rights.
Shall not be infringed.
All gun laws are infringements, and I say, they shall not be complied with.
Free men don't ask permission.
That was gold. Thank you
Concealed carry for 40yrs and never had to shoot anyone yet, hope I never have to but I will not ever be a victim of crime.
Once again I will use this video to share to others why they’re misguided when speaking about human rights.
Antonin Scalia said it best in District of Columbia v. Heller...
"But why isn't it perfectly plausible, indeed reasonable, to assume that since the framers knew that the way militias were destroyed by tyrants in the past was not by passing a law against militias, but by taking away the people's weapons... that was the way militias were destroyed. The two clauses go together beautifully: Since we need a militia, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."
Thank you, Mas. What beautiful clarity you've brought to the debate. You, sir, are a National Treasure!
You are very welcome
Sir....as usual....you BRILLIANTLY state the CORRECT side of the Constitutional "argument"....have read you since the 80's....and you CONTINUE to make INTELLIGENT dialog for our cause.... PLEASE carry on!
Massad, thank you for bringing your wisdom, knowledge and experience to the big issues facing the 2A community. I appreciate your presentations and you have a lot to bring to every subject. Thank you for your efforts and your videos.
Much appreciated
Excellent commentary!!!! Everything you said is spot on!!!!! Thank you , Thank you, Thank you !!!!!
The Best!
All I can say is....Thank You Mass.
You are very welcome
We call him Mass because the guy can *PREACH!*
The way you can articulate such issues in away that everyone can understand is outstanding. Thank you for all of your hard work.
If I sold guns, I would be pretty good at selling guns too!
Another great massad video never gets old
I keep returning to this valuable resource every time Congress is in Session, and many times in between. Thanks
The 2 inch barrel phallic symbol counter argument was PRICELESS!!!! Thanks, Mas! I’m definitely gonna use that one!!!!!
Mr. Ayoob, this is an excellent video! Thanks!
I took one of your seminars back in the 80s as a personal protection specialist, as you I to am still teaching to those willing to learn! Train hard and smart! Thanks my friend!
Wonderful!
Thanks so much for posting this. Brilliant.
Glad you enjoyed it
Mas Ayoob is always worth my time to listen and learn.
👏 PERIOD!⚡
Brilliant!
Thank you, and thank you for helping prevent suicide in these hard times!
Brilliant as always, Mr. Ayoob.
Absolutely brilliant.
God bless you Massad!
"Shall not be infringed." PERIOD.
The Best Segment I Have Ever Heard, Thank You.
Great info as usual. Thank you.
You bet!
You are a good man sir, keep up the training for others, and the fight to be free.
Auzzie here. I was held up at gun/knife-point in armed robbery a while ago. I had nothing to defend myself with. I was completely helpless and at mercy against thes two assailants. The perpetrators surely didn't have any problems with the fact they had a firearm and knife, and they certainly made it clear they were going to blow my brains out, however didn't in the end. There weren't any police in close proximity to provide me with protection so you can throw that argument out the window. They were caught, charged with three offences, however served no jail time, again a slap on the wrist.
I have learned two tale signs of purposeful collapse of society by the powers to be of a totalitarian government/elites;
1. Take the peoples weapons/rights to defend themselves away.
2. Enable crime.
If anybody tells you that Australians are still permitted to defend themselves is clearly disconnected with who's side the justice system is backing.
Never forget, God help us all.
Outstanding video and presentation
Absolutely brilliant! This should be required viewing for all gun owners in the US!
Thanks so much Mr. Ayoob! And a Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Should be required viewing for all anti gun people in the World.
@@iffykidmn8170 Like Mas said it wouldn't change the minds of the 10% hard-heads but it just MIGHT get that 80% in the middle thinking.
OMG no more rules & requirements in our "free" country.....
As it is I'm gonna need my gun when they kick down my door to take my gas stove & load it on to a train that derails later that day, that the government doesn't seem to care or want to do anything about.
Always enlightening sir. Thank you so much.
My best argument is COME AND TAKE IT.
If 2A is erased, they will take all of the guns. There is no chance for an individual to stand against the government. So don't let the 2A be erased
Awesome! Respect from Australia
Another great video had to watch till the end. Thank you Sir I am so glad your on our side. cw
Thank you for the great historical perspective - thank you
Mas always giving sound advice. See you in June .
That was the best I've heard in a long time! Great responses..Great points of argument for the pro-gun movement!
God bless you Brother !
Utterly brilliant!
Perfect, very well said!! Keep up the great work! THANK YOU,,,,,,,
As always very well said
Never seen Mas so pissed…love it!
"Without the 2nd Amendment, the others don't mean much."
You can add protect those who can’t protect themselves
Mr. Ayoob, this video of yours should be shown at the beginning of every CWP class in the country...👍
Thanks Ayoob! Need more people to help rationaly explain our rights..
Great 2AD promo! ... classic Massad. Very well done 👏
Such a well spoken man. I could listen to you read the phone book.
I recall that during world war 2, one Japanese officer said, "do not invade America. There will be a gun behind every blade of grass." That's good enough for me.
Outstanding video Mas. The humor is very much appreciated as well. Love it.
Glad you enjoyed it
I always tell people the point of the debate isn't to convince the person you're debating, it's to convince the spectators.
I support gun rights but in my own personal opinion I think open carry with rifles and shotguns is stupid.
@@axelramirez6730 I agree. Most nations already know Americans have a lot of firearms. So, showing that we do is not a valid argument for the display.
My worst fear is that if the practice is maintained regularly it could desensitize people in the community as well as the police. If that happens there might be some eminent danger and people might not call when they should have. Little boy who cried wolf situation so to speak.
@@southernexposure123 and it blurs the line between goodguy and bad guy.
"Is the guy that walked into a movie theater with an AK47 going to use it to kill everyone inside? Only time will tell."
I really like the 10-10-80%! It makes sense to me. I think I’ve been working too hard trying to argue with that 10% that won’t move. Thanks for the new perspective!👍👍👍
Thanks for sharing!!
I have always have the same philosophy but now have a name for it. Alway deal with the people in the middle. They are the ones you can influence.
More like 20-20-60 in my life
I'm a American citizen "free will" NOT a British subject!!!
This man is seriously educated, he makes perfect sense in everything he says! Thank you sir...
Unlike many, he thinks before drawing conclusions. And he thinks before speaking. And he approaches a controversial and emotional topic with great calm and without undue excitement...
As to registering firearm the same as cars I was given to understand driving is a privilege, owning firearms is a right
@@emoryhickman2059 what if it was the other way around, would you feel safer?
@@Rickladdy not really.i believe some of the craziness seen on the highways is the feeling by some they've been violated.their rights that is. As a rule gun owners self regulate very well you dont want a reputation of irresponsible behavior,you'd be shunned.not a good thing that fellowship is the good part and it's strength
@@Rickladdy cars invented late 19th early 20th century read some of early requirements to operate the leaving a secondary road to occupied a primary one is a hoot required use of firearm to announce your presence and occupi said road.further proof less government. The better
Thank you, Mas. It is refreshing to hear some new responses to gun control side.
In the District of Columbia v. Heller case the US Supreme Court ruling affirmed that the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to keep and bear arms, "unconnected with service in a militia, for traditionally lawful purposes, " such as self-defense within the home.
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Wow, this was great!
I learned Something New Everyday.
Brilliantly stated!!
Thanks for all your work over the years and continued work
Very welcome
Keep it up sir. We need all the help us normal Americans can get.
Absolutely awesome, Mas! Thanks to you and to Wilson Combat for placing all of these “sound bite answers” here in one place. I’d love to have a printed transcript to read and review frequently. Again, THANK YOU!
God bless Mr Ayoob. Thankful we have a logical and articulate gentleman to defend the rights of Americans against enemies foreign and domestic 🇺🇲
We appreciate you Mr. Ayoob
Thank you Massad for being a warrior on our side in this fight. I can tell you're well versed in Aristotle's ethos, pathos and logos.
Most eloquently stated sir. Y'all have made my pre- Christmas depression less so. The calm, deep voice is a breath of fresh, frigid air.
God Bless y'all @ WCC.
Giddy up and Merry Christmas!
Lee, I find when I got the blues, a box or two at the range or wherever you shoot, makes my whole outlook change. Please, be safe, careful and try to spend quality time with someone important to you.
@@terrytreadway9645 absolutely! I'm doing that every day, and just to be sure, my brother and his lady brought about 750 rounds of ammo as a gift this evening. If it wasn't so deep freezer cold right now, we would be taking several pew pew's to the range tomorrow (couple of which need sighting in) and blasting away.
As frustrations/depressions mount, We've noticed that when the firearms go BANG all the stress goes right out the muzzle and chases the projectile all the way to the intended target! Giddy up.
Merry Christmas sir and thanks for y'all's reply.
We sure appreciate all the good advice from a great team at Wilson Combat.
I have the utmost respect for you Mr Ayoob . Whatever the subject your discussing I am very confident about the advice offered.
Thanks for your commitment to the second amendment.
great to see a syrian american, as syrian american myself and 2A supporter
One of the main reasons so many American's own firearms is lenient judges that let criminals off easy and a legal system that dose the same.
Absolutely love it!
Great video Mas! I’m an LFI 1 grad and I love your teaching! It’s easy to get frustrated when debating this topic with anti’s, and I always try to remain calm and appear reasonable. Sometimes you don’t change a person’s mind right away,but you can plant a seed for them to think about. Also NEVER give them a reason to paint you as a crazy “gun nut”, they will just dig in to their position even deeper. I try to leave them thinking “well my side says that all these gun people are ………….. , but I was talking to David and he was a thoughtful and reasonable person.”
More great information from this fine gentleman.
Glad it was helpful!
As an ex pistol shooter in the UK ,the attitude of the BBC doesn't surprise me at all . Honest citizens were collectively
punished for the abject failure of the police in Scotland upholding the law prior to the Dunblane massacre