when I was in school students, including myself, sported gun racks in our trucks and drove them to campus. Never heard of a school shooting in those days.
The law means 100% to those who are abiding by it and 0% to those that choose to ignore it. Law cannot stop crime; law can only indicts and punishes criminals. It is the fear of such punishments that DETERS wannabe criminals. Such a basic Old Testament's understanding that I am shocked that nobody knows anymore.
As a Singaporean I agree, we have harsh punishments on a number of things and that deters A LOT of crime. It's why we have one of the lowest crime rates in the world.
Col. Jeff Cooper: "If violent crime is to be curbed, it is only the intended victim who can do it. The felon does not fear the police, and he fears neither judge nor jury. Therefore what he must be taught to fear is his victim."
It makes no sense to me that nonviolent felons are prohibited from having firearms. 1: they have already paid their debt to society. 2: for it to be a nonviolent felony, there can’t have been a gun or any violence involved in that person’s case. It makes no sense to say that a white collar criminal can’t have a firearm when a firearm literally had nothing to do with their crime. 3: the very thing that distinguishes a right from a privilege is the fact that rights can’t be taken away. No one in their right mind would say that a criminal shouldn’t have the first amendment rights to freedom of speech or any other right defined by our bill of rights. This law sets a dangerous precedent that only some people are allowed the rights that are clearly defined. If a person has truly proven that they are too dangerous to freely exercise the rights of every American, then they shouldn’t be released in the first place. But if they are considered safe enough to be free and around innocent people, then they are obviously safe enough to be able to exercise every right that is inalienable from every other American citizen.
The 2nd Amendment has nothing to do with hunting and long guns. Those framers just fought a war of Indepence from a tyranical State and wanted to ensure the people had protection from such tyranny ever again. This is NOT my take on the situation as the 2nd Amendment has been challenged numerous times in the Supreme Court and everytime they have upheld this. For a professor to lob this notion is disengenous at best.
2nd amendment exist for one reason, to keep the criminals in government in line...to protect the people FROM the government...there is ZERO ambiguity...ZERO!
Actually she is WRONG! 6 months ago a 3 federal judges ruled that part of Permitless carry law and our license to carry law not allowing those 18-20 to carry a handgun UNCONSTITUTIONAL. So NOW Texas is issuing a LTC to those 18-20 AND those 18-20 can now carry with out a permit.
@@jables611 yes in Texas, you can get your Texas License to Carry, and Yes you can now buy a handgun in the state of Texas. You will still be limited to what other states you can travel too with that handgun. But in Texas you will be legal.
So much incorrect in this video considering the title, “ Who can carry a gun in Texas”. Research the rules and learn them for yourself and I recommend taking a license to carry class even if you don’t file to get the license. The legal guidance on carry and self defense law is worth it.
So for people who go “ThAt MeAnS aNyOne.” No it means anyone who follows the law. People who don’t follow the the law do whatever they want, permit or not. All this law does is make it so the same people who would never use a gun in a wrongful manner, can carry easier. Having mandatory permits is retarded.. those who shouldn’t be carrying will do it anyone regardless of the law. Then again if we had a correct justice system EVERYONE outside of prison should be able to carry, but we won’t see that in my lifetime
If you DON'T think gun ownership deters crime, put a sign in your front yard that: THIS HOUSE IS A GUN FREE ZONE--IN CASE OF CRIME, OUR ONLY DEFENSE IS TO CALL 911. 😏
And next to it another sign reads: Come in and you can take what you want, we choose not to protect ourselves against thieves. - Brazilian cop watching the news of the world. -
@@shivam_singh_9999 The point is that "big guns" like AR-15s give the person holding it a better chance of defending themselves against someone, or even multiple someone's. In an actual gunfight you're going to be under an immense amount of stress and pressure and you'll probably miss a lot of your shots. Most criminals use pistols when they commit crimes, so its good to have an unfair advantage.
Also having a license to carry in Texas let's you skip the federal background check as there is a place on the form where you type in your ID information and that gives you an automatic proceed with the ATF/FBI because it assumes you qualify across the board due to having acquired a license. Businesses who don't want you to carry must show the correct legal signage at the door before you enter. 30.05 is no guns at all, 30.06 is no concealed carry, 30.07 is no open carry. If you enter and a sign is present and they ask you to leave because they discovered you have a firearm on you then you must leave, if you don't you get charged with trespassing with a firearm. You also can't carry in a business who displays the 51% sign meaning 51% of it's revenue comes from the sale of alcohol meaning a dedicated bar.
As a CCW holder I think the training aspect is extremely important. This includes proficiency but also safety rules, so that children and others are protected from accidents. We had some students with some scary handling behavior that got fixed that day - or were told to leave. People absolutely need to be screened and background checked to carry.
Just so people know, some of the legal information you gave is wrong....The min age to carry a handgun in Texas is now 18, that's with or without a license......
by telling the officer for the officers safety she means so that if it ever comes to the officer searching your vehicle or your person that they don't shoot them selves accidently with a gun they didn't know was there. but then again as a criminal wouldnt you want the officer to shoot them selves. just more rules to make it harder for the law abiding citizens
Citizens from Louisiana, and all Southern states, with a CCP, are allowed to carry concealed in TX. Louisiana also has allowed open carry for many decades, but I seldom witness it being used. When our new Republican governor takes office in January, he has promised to sign legislation allowing concealed carry without a permit.
Learn the lesson: carry your gun and shoot back, maybe you will die a hero, for others to live, but if we all carry and we all shoot back is better for all of us and bad for the shooter.
Why should that be a surprise? Friedrich Wilhelm August Heinrich Ferdinand von Steuben (born Friedrich Wilhelm Ludolf Gerhard Augustin Louis von Steuben; September 17, 1730 - November 28, 1794), also referred to as Baron von Steuben was a Prussian military officer who was a Founding Father of the United States who played a leading role in the American Revolutionary War by reforming the Continental Army into a disciplined and professional fighting force. His contributions marked a significant improvement in the performance of U.S. troops, and he is consequently regarded as one of the fathers of the United States Army.
The US Supreme Court has held that every American citizen has the right to carry arms in public for lawful purposes, such as self defense; and, it applies throughout the Republic including territories and possessions. Re. Heller v. D.C. (2008), McDonald v. Chicago (2010), NYSRPA v. Bruen (2022).
Not a bad presentation. Some "misinformation" was presented, but otherwise covered the general idea. However, the reporter neglected to mention that, although businesses can ask and/or bar you from carrying a firearm into their establishments (via signage), if you DO carry a firearm in to such an establishment (concealed for example) and your weapon is discovered, their only recourse is to ask you leave. You cannot be "charged" with with a crime simply for the act of carrying into that establishment. That said, if you refuse to leave when asked, you could be charged with misdemeanor trespassing. However, if you comply with the request to leave, no criminal charges can be levied for that interaction (assuming you have no other outstanding criminal warrants, etc.). Also, carrying in court houses and Federal buildings (including any Post Office!) has long been established federal law, and has nothing to do with Texas state law. More guns = less crime!
No need to worry about Law Abiding Citizens. I had a Deferred State Jail Felony over 23yrs ago. I filed a Non-disclosure (basically sued my DA to have my Record Sealed). It was granted, never convicted of a Felony. Now I can buy & Carry in TX
Here in Brazil is not easy to buy a gun, a few brazilians have a gun at home and we need to have a license to use it, I mean a gun license like happens with you all in Texas. Having a gun or weapon is not part of our culture.
Understand that, as an American that grew up in the Vietnam era, I am vehemently against restricting an 18 year old from any right. Old enough to get drafted to serve your country, old enough to have the full rights of any American. When I hear anyone wanting to restrict an 18 year old’s rights, I just say no.
You do not have to disclose to an officer if you have a gun in your car. I advise you disclose that fact if you were asked so. Otherwise you do not have to disclose that
do not answer questions or volunteer info. we got rights you don't have to tell the officer you have a gun. teach people their rights wy should there be a problem if i have a gun.
Please do your own research and educate yourself on Texas and federal gun laws. This video, while somewhat helpful, is riddled with errors and inaccuracies.
I was on our High School's rifle team. Our firearms were locked in a safe in our team's Teacher/leader's office and after school we carried them out to the trunk of his car. No supervision necessary. No one ever had concern that any of us would ever do harm with them.
You are not legally required to say that you have a firearm in your car. If that puts you at risk from a cop when you have not broken the law or done anything, that’s a telling Sachin about the police.
You can still do that. It has been legal in Texas to have a firearm "not in plain view" inside of your vehicle for some time now. You just can't be a prohibited person, legally.
Not banned from State and local colleges from carrying, if you have License to Carry. One exception is where a K-12 event is present in a campus building.
In Florida, you only have to let law enforcement know you have a weapon if they ask. You don't have to volunteer that information. Is that the case in Texas?
Before it became constitutional carry in Texas. A year earlier 32.000 Texans lost their conceal carry permit. Due to gun violations. It's safe to say there's 32k folks out there just asking for trouble.
Pretty sure with a license you can carry in an airport, just not past the security checkpoint and if you’re flying with a gun, you must declare it, it must be unloaded, in checked luggage, and in a locked container.
If you don't understand the gun laws then you shouldn't be carrying a gun. These laws are standard in most states that allow concealed carry. Learn them.
also, if you have a license to carry businesses signs that clearly show guns are prohibited do not affect you. only non permitted carriers have to obey that sign
Legally owning a firearm is a US Constitutional Rights and we shouldn’t even be debated about it there are citizen’s outside this country USA does not have the same FREEDOM therefore please protect our CONSTITUTION and FREEDOM that is what AMERICA Great
a lot of folks. I am an Instructor for Conceal carry and Home Defense and will be DPS certfied soon for TX LTC. The demand is never ending. That said, no one should have to pay the State for the right to self defense
I have USCCA, not the same insurance you think it is. And I get training all the time. Rifle training, CQB courses, handgun training.. your doing a disservice to yourself and your family if you just buy a gun and toss it in your safe
@@lolyourmad2181 You are a smart person, my point is the general population isn't and they lazy. They want to go buy a gun and leave where a kid might find it. Unfortunate reality.
@@Tusk_Tact They are paying for an education that could save them from tragedy. Glad business is good, but I'm still on the side of permits and mandatory training.
@@mrsjamessmom9044 What do you envision that mandatory training consisting of? I've been carrying here in TX since before Constitional Carry was a thing so I had to take that "mandatory" training. I can tell you from experience it wasn't what you are envisioning. I sat in a class for 6hrs watching videos and talking then took a written test that a 3rd grader could have passed. The shooting qualification was a joke and I'm fairly sure no one ever failed it in the few times I had to take the course. Now for that "right" i had to pay $75 to $100 each time to the Instructor and then turn around and pay the State of TX another $45 to process the form. It was clear to everyone that the process was just a money grab for the State. Being in the business I hear from folks all accross the Us and it's basically the same in their States as well. I don't think that is the "mandatory" training you envisioned but in reality it was never adequate. As an Instructor I am with you on the need for training but where I differ is it being mandated and pointless. I think the perception of State mandated training is that of military or police level, which it never was or should be
Yeah that’s that’s just make money they won’t let you have it free Willy you pay for training then you still have to pay for the license no it’s their second amendment we shouldn’t have to do anything if you carry the gun where can you go? They would be restricting schools in vision scissor all over the place or do you have to stop at a gas station money you have to pass the schools in business places to get there or their rooms that restricts you
gotta love people bitching and moaning about how government is trying to take away gun rights when we have more guns than ever. Stop make it seem like gun ownership has gone down. There are more guns than ever in this country.
Owning any gun should have those requirements. Owning a firearm should be something only an upstanding law abiding citizen has the right to. Not criminals and those who disregard the law. When you beak the law and get a criminal record you lose the right to that 2nd amendment as you have displayed your mental ability is not there to be responsible with one. Gun ownership and responsibility fall hand in hand, if you disagree you should seek counselling. You have the right to not commit crime or be arrested, exercise that right and you get to keep your other rights, overly simple.
who's to say that i carry concealed, when you can not see it ( no bulging no nothing ) , besides why do i "need a license" to exercise my given ( not by Government ) Right to Self preservation ?
Its about entitlement, selfishness and the fact no one feels any connection or give a damn about anyone else. No one talks about anything and we get offended to easy and delete people from our lives just because they say something we dont like. The shooters are those people who have been completely excommunicated by everyone and feel hopeless because they relate to no one. We are fuked because you cant fix hopelessness.
I think you got your finger right on the pulse of the problem. Don't see the root problems getting better any time soon though, with all the new communication technology it's harming our usual societal dynamics. Checking for mental health before gun purchases may reduce the number of crazies with their hands on weapons, but it won't stop them all, and it doesn't solve the root problems.
@@GregariousAntithesis US stopped being a Christian majority nation since 1950s. Majority of so-called Christians nowadays are Catholics that were forcefully baptized as a baby so they "inherit" their Catholicism and bible-poor Protestants that were peer-pressured into believer's baptism before graduating HS and at least go to church for GF/Easter/Christmas eve every year. The latest poll shows that we are somewhere between 5 and 10% Jesus' Christians left in this country, excluding sects like Mormons, Amish, etc. So, we are not a Christian nation by a long long stretch.
I'm surprised that your expert, Dr. del Carmen, referred to the right to carry as a Constitutional right. The US Constitution does NOT give us the right to keep and bear arms. That right is endowed upon us by our Creator. The second amendment of the US Constitution is instructions to the government to leave that right alone.
What danger exists for cop not knowing a law abbiding citizen is armed? I would argue its not the gov business to know. Cops who are told take possession of weapon when no crime exist and violate peoples 4th, 6th and 2nd amendments by calling in serial numgers and illegally registering gun to person via the check.
This is false reporting! Campus Carry in Texas refers to the legal provision that allows licensed individuals to carry concealed handguns on public college campuses. For campus carry, the handgun must be concealed and the person carrying the gun must have a license to carry. Also, 1:47 what a load of crap! Law enforcement expert? Lmao.. okay.. so I’m guessing he’s not a constitutional law expert. He has no idea what he’s talking about. The 2nd amendment was never for hunting. What a joke! He probably works for the ATF administrative department.
And airports too (as long as you’re not trying to go through security to board). Just to say “airports” like she did in the report is a little misleading. And technically, it’s not just federal buildings, at least in the case of the Post Office, it’s also their property (parking lot, as an example). And obviously that’s not just a Texas thing. Her report accuracy was marginal at best!
To my knowledge we now have a huge army and local police and other emergency response agencies. Hell we even have modern cars and even planes, this is something we never had when the constitution was signed. In fact the life expectancy was 40 years at that time, 40!. Fun fact, states with no to very little gun laws have a higher murder rate than any other state. Look it up, I did. A car or any vehicle is a weapon and we required insurance and a driver license. A license is to proof that you can drive a vehicle, the insurance is protection from accidents or intentional damages. Do the same with all weapons, just simple common sense. Of course we have criminals stealing vehicles and weapons. This has an easy fixed, make it 25 years minimum jail time for stealing a weapon or using a weapon not registered. As long politicians continue to receive millions of dollars from gun manufacturers nothing will change. Remember that your car seatbelt had to be a mandatory required by law or else we wouldn't have seatbelts today.
We had an army when the 2nd amendment was added, so whats your point? Also, your lies about states with fewer gun laws is wrong. Look at Chicago, DC, Baltimore etc. Obviously you didn't look it up. And driving is a privilege, not a right. Also, don't confuse the constitution as something that gives us rights as citizens, it doesn't! It tells the government what they can't do.
Anyone can carry a gun we need a 5-year cool off. For people that are out of state. Texans that have been here over 5 years. Should be able to possess a firearm no matter how they want to possess it... Immigrants do not qualify any illegal on private property has a death wish
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when I was in school students, including myself, sported gun racks in our trucks and drove them to campus. Never heard of a school shooting in those days.
Ditto!!!
Same here! Because of two things. We had respect for others, and the assistant principals paddle was feared more than any rifle.😂
People's good paying jobs weren't going to India.
Rich people paid more taxes.
Our government and associated agencies weren't as corrupt.
We didn't have unsupervised internet access
The law means 100% to those who are abiding by it and 0% to those that choose to ignore it. Law cannot stop crime; law can only indicts and punishes criminals. It is the fear of such punishments that DETERS wannabe criminals. Such a basic Old Testament's understanding that I am shocked that nobody knows anymore.
As a Singaporean I agree, we have harsh punishments on a number of things and that deters A LOT of crime. It's why we have one of the lowest crime rates in the world.
Col. Jeff Cooper: "If violent crime is to be curbed, it is only the intended victim who can do it. The felon does not fear the police, and he fears neither judge nor jury. Therefore what he must be taught to fear is his victim."
It makes no sense to me that nonviolent felons are prohibited from having firearms. 1: they have already paid their debt to society. 2: for it to be a nonviolent felony, there can’t have been a gun or any violence involved in that person’s case. It makes no sense to say that a white collar criminal can’t have a firearm when a firearm literally had nothing to do with their crime. 3: the very thing that distinguishes a right from a privilege is the fact that rights can’t be taken away. No one in their right mind would say that a criminal shouldn’t have the first amendment rights to freedom of speech or any other right defined by our bill of rights. This law sets a dangerous precedent that only some people are allowed the rights that are clearly defined. If a person has truly proven that they are too dangerous to freely exercise the rights of every American, then they shouldn’t be released in the first place. But if they are considered safe enough to be free and around innocent people, then they are obviously safe enough to be able to exercise every right that is inalienable from every other American citizen.
@@abelfulton6800well said man!
The 2nd Amendment has nothing to do with hunting and long guns. Those framers just fought a war of Indepence from a tyranical State and wanted to ensure the people had protection from such tyranny ever again. This is NOT my take on the situation as the 2nd Amendment has been challenged numerous times in the Supreme Court and everytime they have upheld this. For a professor to lob this notion is disengenous at best.
Exactly. Since when do we need to be a well regulated militia license for hunting? Militia means citizen-soldiers!
2nd amendment exist for one reason, to keep the criminals in government in line...to protect the people FROM the government...there is ZERO ambiguity...ZERO!
Technically we had been hunting... The British tyrant overlords 🇺🇸💪🇺🇸💪
Shall NOT BE INFRINGED !!!!!!!
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Actually she is WRONG! 6 months ago a 3 federal judges ruled that part of Permitless carry law and our license to carry law not allowing those 18-20 to carry a handgun UNCONSTITUTIONAL. So NOW Texas is issuing a LTC to those 18-20 AND those 18-20 can now carry with out a permit.
so to be sure, At 19, if I get a LTC, and legally purchase a second hand handgun, I can concealed carry?
@@jables611 yes in Texas, you can get your Texas License to Carry, and Yes you can now buy a handgun in the state of Texas. You will still be limited to what other states you can travel too with that handgun. But in Texas you will be legal.
I have a clean handgun but no LtC but my record is clean am I allowed to carry
@@seanguild576 in certain places yes, as long as your over 18
ITS CRAZY HOW THEY TRY TO ‘HIDE’ WHAT THE FEDERAL JUDGE RULED!
Anyone who moved to the great state of Texas and isn't familiar with it's gun laws probably should go back where they came from.
I second that 😂!!!
GOBBLESS
Every one should carry a gun!
Gun free zones are a danger!
luckily the sign prohibiting guns in businesses does not apply to licensed carriers, only non permitted carriers
Well in europe guns are illegal we have no school shooters so I think it’s better to get rid of all the guns
I remember when every truck would have a gun rack in the back window with a rifle in it…
alot of em still doo in kentucky open carrfy has alway been legal here and pemriltess concealed since 2019
18-20 year olds CAN get a license to carry and legally do so in the state of Texas. First hand knowledge trumps misinformation.
nice kentucky is 21 for cocnealed and permits bu tanyone over 18 can open carry both are permitless carry but do need to eb 21 for concelaed carry
So much incorrect in this video considering the title, “ Who can carry a gun in Texas”. Research the rules and learn them for yourself and I recommend taking a license to carry class even if you don’t file to get the license. The legal guidance on carry and self defense law is worth it.
So for people who go “ThAt MeAnS aNyOne.” No it means anyone who follows the law. People who don’t follow the the law do whatever they want, permit or not. All this law does is make it so the same people who would never use a gun in a wrongful manner, can carry easier. Having mandatory permits is retarded.. those who shouldn’t be carrying will do it anyone regardless of the law. Then again if we had a correct justice system EVERYONE outside of prison should be able to carry, but we won’t see that in my lifetime
If you DON'T think gun ownership deters crime, put a sign in your front yard that: THIS HOUSE IS A GUN FREE ZONE--IN CASE OF CRIME, OUR ONLY DEFENSE IS TO CALL 911. 😏
And next to it another sign reads: Come in and you can take what you want, we choose not to protect ourselves against thieves.
- Brazilian cop watching the news of the world. -
ok but i dont get the point of having big guns for common person . i think a small handgun is more then enough for self protection
@@shivam_singh_9999 If that is what you want, then fine--However, don't infringe on my rights.
@@shivam_singh_9999Why should you choose what type of gun I want? That’s like saying you can only buy a small car and not a big 4 door job.
@@shivam_singh_9999 The point is that "big guns" like AR-15s give the person holding it a better chance of defending themselves against someone, or even multiple someone's. In an actual gunfight you're going to be under an immense amount of stress and pressure and you'll probably miss a lot of your shots. Most criminals use pistols when they commit crimes, so its good to have an unfair advantage.
Also having a license to carry in Texas let's you skip the federal background check as there is a place on the form where you type in your ID information and that gives you an automatic proceed with the ATF/FBI because it assumes you qualify across the board due to having acquired a license.
Businesses who don't want you to carry must show the correct legal signage at the door before you enter. 30.05 is no guns at all, 30.06 is no concealed carry, 30.07 is no open carry. If you enter and a sign is present and they ask you to leave because they discovered you have a firearm on you then you must leave, if you don't you get charged with trespassing with a firearm. You also can't carry in a business who displays the 51% sign meaning 51% of it's revenue comes from the sale of alcohol meaning a dedicated bar.
Guns should be allowed in all government buildings in states with weak gun laws. There should be consistency and no double standards.
As a CCW holder I think the training aspect is extremely important. This includes proficiency but also safety rules, so that children and others are protected from accidents. We had some students with some scary handling behavior that got fixed that day - or were told to leave. People absolutely need to be screened and background checked to carry.
Just so people know, some of the legal information you gave is wrong....The min age to carry a handgun in Texas is now 18, that's with or without a license......
So I could purchase a handgun at age 18?
So, how does a legally possessed firearm endanger a law enforcement officer if no crime is being committed?
by telling the officer for the officers safety she means so that if it ever comes to the officer searching your vehicle or your person that they don't shoot them selves accidently with a gun they didn't know was there. but then again as a criminal wouldnt you want the officer to shoot them selves. just more rules to make it harder for the law abiding citizens
True as far as more rules, but if I've done nothing wrong then they aren't gonna search me or my vehicle.@@willterrell852
so many inaccuracies.
It's CBS. What else can you expect?
Citizens from Louisiana, and all Southern states, with a CCP, are allowed to carry concealed in TX. Louisiana also has allowed open carry for many decades, but I seldom witness it being used. When our new Republican governor takes office in January, he has promised to sign legislation allowing concealed carry without a permit.
Thank God for Texas and the USA constitution ♥️🇺🇸♥️🇺🇸
Well in europe guns are illegal we have no school shooters so I think it’s better to get rid of all the guns
Learn the lesson: carry your gun and shoot back, maybe you will die a hero, for others to live, but if we all carry and we all shoot back is better for all of us and bad for the shooter.
I agree
Damn the bs! Ppl are crazy as hell! Protect yourself, permit or not. Safety is crucial for everyone in these strange times
Listen to the german guy explain the constitution to us....
Why should that be a surprise?
Friedrich Wilhelm August Heinrich Ferdinand von Steuben (born Friedrich Wilhelm Ludolf Gerhard Augustin Louis von Steuben; September 17, 1730 - November 28, 1794), also referred to as Baron von Steuben was a Prussian military officer who was a Founding Father of the United States who played a leading role in the American Revolutionary War by reforming the Continental Army into a disciplined and professional fighting force. His contributions marked a significant improvement in the performance of U.S. troops, and he is consequently regarded as one of the fathers of the United States Army.
And give bad info.
The US Supreme Court has held that every American citizen has the right to carry arms in public for lawful purposes, such as self defense; and, it applies throughout the Republic including territories and possessions. Re. Heller v. D.C. (2008), McDonald v. Chicago (2010), NYSRPA v. Bruen (2022).
I can legally carry a loaded concealed handgun in all 50 states without a permit or license of any kind, thanks to the LEOSA.
Good for you pal
Which is what everyone should be able to do!
Leosa is for former law enforcement officers
Not a bad presentation. Some "misinformation" was presented, but otherwise covered the general idea.
However, the reporter neglected to mention that, although businesses can ask and/or bar you from carrying a firearm into their establishments (via signage), if you DO carry a firearm in to such an establishment (concealed for example) and your weapon is discovered, their only recourse is to ask you leave. You cannot be "charged" with with a crime simply for the act of carrying into that establishment. That said, if you refuse to leave when asked, you could be charged with misdemeanor trespassing. However, if you comply with the request to leave, no criminal charges can be levied for that interaction (assuming you have no other outstanding criminal warrants, etc.).
Also, carrying in court houses and Federal buildings (including any Post Office!) has long been established federal law, and has nothing to do with Texas state law.
More guns = less crime!
Much prayers for the families 🙏 i love my Texas state ill hope we go back the old days
the days before SSRi drugs
So much wrong information in this video.
No need to worry about Law Abiding Citizens. I had a Deferred State Jail Felony over 23yrs ago.
I filed a Non-disclosure (basically sued my DA to have my Record Sealed). It was granted, never convicted of a Felony.
Now I can buy & Carry in TX
Nope. You were still convicted.
@@SOLDOZER If it was deferred then after he served out probation with no problems the cause is dismissed. No conviction.
@@RoadCaptainEntertain Nope. He was still convicted. The question on the form is "Have you evert been convicted of a felony?" The answer is YES.
Here in Brazil is not easy to buy a gun, a few brazilians have a gun at home and we need to have a license to use it, I mean a gun license like happens with you all in Texas. Having a gun or weapon is not part of our culture.
You ever been to a favela?
Understand that, as an American that grew up in the Vietnam era, I am vehemently against restricting an 18 year old from any right. Old enough to get drafted to serve your country, old enough to have the full rights of any American. When I hear anyone wanting to restrict an 18 year old’s rights, I just say no.
You do not have to disclose to an officer if you have a gun in your car. I advise you disclose that fact if you were asked so. Otherwise you do not have to disclose that
I have had CHL, LTC, for well over twenty years. Just the fact you have it puts police officers at ease. I will renew it forever.
No requirement needed, if it’s bearable arms you can carry it, no matter who you are
Anyone who can afford one, or steal one.
do not answer questions or volunteer info. we got rights you don't have to tell the officer you have a gun. teach people their rights wy should there be a problem if i have a gun.
As Texans who doesn't own a gun im all for gun rights 100%
Please do your own research and educate yourself on Texas and federal gun laws. This video, while somewhat helpful, is riddled with errors and inaccuracies.
I was on our High School's rifle team. Our firearms were locked in a safe in our team's Teacher/leader's office and after school we carried them out to the trunk of his car. No supervision necessary. No one ever had concern that any of us would ever do harm with them.
You are not legally required to say that you have a firearm in your car. If that puts you at risk from a cop when you have not broken the law or done anything, that’s a telling Sachin about the police.
So the law says I must have a LTC in my vehicle while traveling with it openly but what if it's holstered in my console or glovebox?
You can still do that. It has been legal in Texas to have a firearm "not in plain view" inside of your vehicle for some time now. You just can't be a prohibited person, legally.
Protect your 2nd amendment with your 2nd amendment or lose it
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Not banned from State and local colleges from carrying, if you have License to Carry. One exception is where a K-12 event is present in a campus building.
Dam you need insurance for your gun? That's crazy all these different types of insurance for what?
No. The insurance is a scam.
you dont legally need insurance for your fire arm(s), its just something you might want up to you
Q: Who can carry a gun in Texas? A: Anyone with a gun.
In Florida, you only have to let law enforcement know you have a weapon if they ask. You don't have to volunteer that information. Is that the case in Texas?
Should we keep using laws from the 1700s? Or should we update the laws to the world we live in now
Tomorrow we're starting my 2-year-old training. Utilizing multiple different guns
Unless the gun is in a lock box in the trunk. You do not have to let any cop know you have a gun in the vehicle.
Before it became constitutional carry in Texas. A year earlier 32.000 Texans lost their conceal carry permit.
Due to gun violations.
It's safe to say there's 32k folks out there just asking for trouble.
Shall not be infringed
Still unconstitutional
Pretty sure with a license you can carry in an airport, just not past the security checkpoint and if you’re flying with a gun, you must declare it, it must be unloaded, in checked luggage, and in a locked container.
If you don't understand the gun laws then you shouldn't be carrying a gun. These laws are standard in most states that allow concealed carry. Learn them.
also, if you have a license to carry businesses signs that clearly show guns are prohibited do not affect you. only non permitted carriers have to obey that sign
He is completely wrong.
No you don’t let the officer know you have a gun until they ask!
Hopefully every law abiding Citizen!
I love Texas gun laws I hope they adopt this law nationwide
Any citizen. It’s the constitution.
I’m six years old and own a long gun; I received a special permit. Don’t mess with Texas!
If you can legally buy one you can carry one.
Depends on the part of Texas
Most of the state has open cary
What kind of misdemeanor
Everyone who isn’t a prohibited possessor
Rambo is from Texas!!!
Legally owning a firearm is a US Constitutional Rights and we shouldn’t even be debated about it there are citizen’s outside this country USA does not have the same FREEDOM therefore please protect our CONSTITUTION and FREEDOM that is what AMERICA Great
EVERYBODY.
Who can carry gun in TX, illegals, law enforcers and good citizens with CCW. Boycott all businesses with gun restrictions.
We are ruled by law. Not feelings
You need to check your college campus facts
Carrying concealed pistol freely has nothing to do with a maniac shooting people with a rifle. shooting people with a gun is already illegal.
As long as lawyers write laws they will always be confusing. They do it intentionally to make sure we need them. It is called job security.
If you have a LTC, you can carry on public college campuses.
You may possess a gun in airports, it has to be in checked luggage, declared and secured in an approved manner.
Any person who complies with all the requirements of the law in Texas and of course criminals who do not care about the law.🤷🏻♂️
If you’re not from Texas you can’t give your opinion on Texas law for ccw of any kind this is s free state
Who is going to pay for training and insurance if it's not mandated? lol
a lot of folks. I am an Instructor for Conceal carry and Home Defense and will be DPS certfied soon for TX LTC. The demand is never ending. That said, no one should have to pay the State for the right to self defense
I have USCCA, not the same insurance you think it is. And I get training all the time. Rifle training, CQB courses, handgun training.. your doing a disservice to yourself and your family if you just buy a gun and toss it in your safe
@@lolyourmad2181 You are a smart person, my point is the general population isn't and they lazy. They want to go buy a gun and leave where a kid might find it. Unfortunate reality.
@@Tusk_Tact They are paying for an education that could save them from tragedy. Glad business is good, but I'm still on the side of permits and mandatory training.
@@mrsjamessmom9044 What do you envision that mandatory training consisting of? I've been carrying here in TX since before Constitional Carry was a thing so I had to take that "mandatory" training. I can tell you from experience it wasn't what you are envisioning. I sat in a class for 6hrs watching videos and talking then took a written test that a 3rd grader could have passed. The shooting qualification was a joke and I'm fairly sure no one ever failed it in the few times I had to take the course. Now for that "right" i had to pay $75 to $100 each time to the Instructor and then turn around and pay the State of TX another $45 to process the form. It was clear to everyone that the process was just a money grab for the State. Being in the business I hear from folks all accross the Us and it's basically the same in their States as well. I don't think that is the "mandatory" training you envisioned but in reality it was never adequate. As an Instructor I am with you on the need for training but where I differ is it being mandated and pointless. I think the perception of State mandated training is that of military or police level, which it never was or should be
Show me a 18 year old that can afford a 50 cal
Yeah that’s that’s just make money they won’t let you have it free Willy you pay for training then you still have to pay for the license no it’s their second amendment we shouldn’t have to do anything if you carry the gun where can you go? They would be restricting schools in vision scissor all over the place or do you have to stop at a gas station money you have to pass the schools in business places to get there or their rooms that restricts you
gotta love people bitching and moaning about how government is trying to take away gun rights when we have more guns than ever. Stop make it seem like gun ownership has gone down. There are more guns than ever in this country.
2nd Amendment is about protecting yourself from people with guns, or dual. If you find yourself in a court room you’d want a LTC.
Owning any gun should have those requirements. Owning a firearm should be something only an upstanding law abiding citizen has the right to. Not criminals and those who disregard the law. When you beak the law and get a criminal record you lose the right to that 2nd amendment as you have displayed your mental ability is not there to be responsible with one. Gun ownership and responsibility fall hand in hand, if you disagree you should seek counselling. You have the right to not commit crime or be arrested, exercise that right and you get to keep your other rights, overly simple.
Free men don’t ask.
who's to say that i carry concealed, when you can not see it ( no bulging no nothing ) , besides why do i "need a license" to exercise my given ( not by Government ) Right to Self preservation ?
Its about entitlement, selfishness and the fact no one feels any connection or give a damn about anyone else. No one talks about anything and we get offended to easy and delete people from our lives just because they say something we dont like. The shooters are those people who have been completely excommunicated by everyone and feel hopeless because they relate to no one. We are fuked because you cant fix hopelessness.
I think you got your finger right on the pulse of the problem. Don't see the root problems getting better any time soon though, with all the new communication technology it's harming our usual societal dynamics. Checking for mental health before gun purchases may reduce the number of crazies with their hands on weapons, but it won't stop them all, and it doesn't solve the root problems.
@@drx3373 Doesnt say much for supposedly being a Christian nation. I dont see many people who live or act like Jesus.
@@GregariousAntithesis US stopped being a Christian majority nation since 1950s. Majority of so-called Christians nowadays are Catholics that were forcefully baptized as a baby so they "inherit" their Catholicism and bible-poor Protestants that were peer-pressured into believer's baptism before graduating HS and at least go to church for GF/Easter/Christmas eve every year.
The latest poll shows that we are somewhere between 5 and 10% Jesus' Christians left in this country, excluding sects like Mormons, Amish, etc. So, we are not a Christian nation by a long long stretch.
@@GregariousAntithesis I know, right? So much for being "christian"
@@drx3373 right. apparently the US is the only country with social media
I'm surprised that your expert, Dr. del Carmen, referred to the right to carry as a Constitutional right. The US Constitution does NOT give us the right to keep and bear arms. That right is endowed upon us by our Creator. The second amendment of the US Constitution is instructions to the government to leave that right alone.
What danger exists for cop not knowing a law abbiding citizen is armed? I would argue its not the gov business to know. Cops who are told take possession of weapon when no crime exist and violate peoples 4th, 6th and 2nd amendments by calling in serial numgers and illegally registering gun to person via the check.
Anyone with at least one hand and 2 fingers
This is false reporting! Campus Carry in Texas refers to the legal provision that allows licensed individuals to carry concealed handguns on public college campuses. For campus carry, the handgun must be concealed and the person carrying the gun must have a license to carry. Also, 1:47 what a load of crap! Law enforcement expert? Lmao.. okay.. so I’m guessing he’s not a constitutional law expert. He has no idea what he’s talking about. The 2nd amendment was never for hunting. What a joke! He probably works for the ATF administrative department.
😂firearms can be carried on college campus.
There should not be any laws second amendment says so
ME
😂 I carry one no matter what the law. My life is way more important than peoples feelings. 😂
Guns are now allowed on campuses in TX.
And airports too (as long as you’re not trying to go through security to board). Just to say “airports” like she did in the report is a little misleading. And technically, it’s not just federal buildings, at least in the case of the Post Office, it’s also their property (parking lot, as an example). And obviously that’s not just a Texas thing. Her report accuracy was marginal at best!
its not 1778 anymore bro
$ talk B/S walks 😂
persons moving to Texas who don't support gun rights....umm move back.
To my knowledge we now have a huge army and local police and other emergency response agencies. Hell we even have modern cars and even planes, this is something we never had when the constitution was signed.
In fact the life expectancy was 40 years at that time, 40!.
Fun fact, states with no to very little gun laws have a higher murder rate than any other state. Look it up, I did.
A car or any vehicle is a weapon and we required insurance and a driver license. A license is to proof that you can drive a vehicle, the insurance is protection from accidents or intentional damages.
Do the same with all weapons, just simple common sense. Of course we have criminals stealing vehicles and weapons. This has an easy fixed, make it 25 years minimum jail time for stealing a weapon or using a weapon not registered.
As long politicians continue to receive millions of dollars from gun manufacturers nothing will change. Remember that your car seatbelt had to be a mandatory required by law or else we wouldn't have seatbelts today.
That is not a good argument. You need to be able to remove 2A. If not, all other “laws” will get removed eventually.
Life expectancy was because of infant deaths being counted. Medicene then was not as good as todays.
We had an army when the 2nd amendment was added, so whats your point? Also, your lies about states with fewer gun laws is wrong. Look at Chicago, DC, Baltimore etc. Obviously you didn't look it up. And driving is a privilege, not a right. Also, don't confuse the constitution as something that gives us rights as citizens, it doesn't! It tells the government what they can't do.
Anyone can carry a gun we need a 5-year cool off. For people that are out of state. Texans that have been here over 5 years. Should be able to possess a firearm no matter how they want to possess it... Immigrants do not qualify any illegal on private property has a death wish
any body who owns one