James Corden on Gun Control in America

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  • Опубликовано: 19 фев 2018
  • After 17 people were murdered in a mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida, James looks at measures other countries have taken to curb gun violence and wonders why Americans continue to refuse to make any changes.
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  • @kaybecker2199
    @kaybecker2199 6 лет назад +3363

    He says he is not an American but he IS a human being and therefore has a right to say something.

    • @CarAmeL624
      @CarAmeL624 6 лет назад +241

      kay becker Agreed! And he's a father, which means he has the OBLIGATION to speak for the safety of his children.

    • @AlicornCat
      @AlicornCat 6 лет назад +4

      But, hate speech can be defended by the rights of a human being thing.

    • @MellisawithReNaturingTM
      @MellisawithReNaturingTM 6 лет назад +67

      Exactly! This is a common sense thing, not a nationality thing.

    • @foxxy2583
      @foxxy2583 6 лет назад +34

      kay becker he does more for America than home grown ones

    • @LayllasLocker
      @LayllasLocker 6 лет назад +22

      Tbh. If he lives there for 3 years now, he is American. But whatever.

  • @BoogalooBoy
    @BoogalooBoy 4 года назад +1253

    Police are only minutes away when seconds count.

    • @suijuris7921
      @suijuris7921 4 года назад +130

      Did you know that when they finally arrive, that they have no legal obligation to protect you ???????

    • @jlsg87
      @jlsg87 4 года назад +52

      1+ hours sometimes. Check some real life recount stories on youtube.

    • @matsjames3626
      @matsjames3626 4 года назад +43

      BoogalooBoy1776 but seconds won’t count if there are no guns

    • @justsomemainer1384
      @justsomemainer1384 4 года назад +53

      Mats James Right, because a knife doesn’t take seconds to use.

    • @zephramcochrane-gillies3641
      @zephramcochrane-gillies3641 4 года назад +102

      @@matsjames3626 You can't just delete guns from existence. Even if all forms of firearm were made totally illegal, criminals would still obtain them through illegal methods. It's better that law-abiding people have them, for when armed criminals inevitably attempt to harm people.

  • @ethanobrien3649
    @ethanobrien3649 4 года назад +375

    Scotland was never the same after the shooting

    • @thomasathey5265
      @thomasathey5265 4 года назад +40

      as a scot, itm was much safer and not one school shooting since.

    • @thomasathey5265
      @thomasathey5265 4 года назад +4

      @@Will-xx4qs nope, his brother literally plays tennis too lmao

    • @thomasathey5265
      @thomasathey5265 4 года назад +1

      @L0U1Z exactly what i said, but yeah im from dundee so i know about it too but not first hand

    • @ethanobrien3649
      @ethanobrien3649 4 года назад +18

      I come from Stirling and it took us a week to change our gun control it’s taken America so many years I can’t even count

    • @behappy5869
      @behappy5869 4 года назад +4

      Ethan Obrien different circumstance
      the foundation of america is based on a gun right and there are more guns than people. what other huge country has that same situation?

  • @gearbender427
    @gearbender427 3 года назад +79

    Los Angeles county celebrated the removal of metal detectors from schools, you can't fix stupid.

    • @whatdoyouwant9316
      @whatdoyouwant9316 2 года назад

      😭

    • @gearbender427
      @gearbender427 2 года назад

      @@whatdoyouwant9316 Does it matter, stupid people are in charge ...

    • @gastrickbunsen1957
      @gastrickbunsen1957 2 года назад

      Stupid?
      As in, asking for teachers to be armed?

    • @coreywold669
      @coreywold669 2 года назад +1

      @@gastrickbunsen1957 why be helpless? I don’t understand why y’all prefer that

    • @gastrickbunsen1957
      @gastrickbunsen1957 2 года назад

      @@coreywold669 We're trying to be helpful.
      You seem to be helpless in realising your politicians are puppets to big business, in this case the arms industry and NRA.
      You're not only helpless, but desperate enough to believe a big business man, who spent all his life wallowing in the swamp was going to drain it.
      If you really want freedom, change the lobbying laws.

  • @kosif
    @kosif 4 года назад +2235

    Checking in from the future...
    No. Nothing changed.

    • @zakvarley6217
      @zakvarley6217 4 года назад +55

      John Lynch Donald trump needs to get his head out of his fat ass and do something

    • @mysteriousmuffin6017
      @mysteriousmuffin6017 4 года назад +44

      Zak Varley Yeah, instead of blaming video games he should realise that the real problem is the US constitution itself.

    • @zakvarley6217
      @zakvarley6217 4 года назад +16

      Mysterious Muffin exactly but he doesn’t wanna do it, I don’t understand how people like him

    • @mysteriousmuffin6017
      @mysteriousmuffin6017 4 года назад +20

      Zak Varley Neither do I. I understand Americans want their freedom and all that, but I don’t understand why owning a gun means so much to them, even to the point where they endanger others for the sake of having one.

    • @zakvarley6217
      @zakvarley6217 4 года назад +14

      Mysterious Muffin I know, Americans have more gun shops than McDonald’s, supermarkets and Starbucks put together!! And they think they’re in danger from terrorists but they’re twice more likely to be killed by toddlers apparently!!

  • @lauren456789
    @lauren456789 6 лет назад +3219

    This was very well said..👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

    • @lonestarlibrarian1853
      @lonestarlibrarian1853 6 лет назад +32

      Bob Reavaer How dare the people who have suffered the most speak out. Clearly their suffering invalidates their ability to speak about it.

    • @knjjah2776
      @knjjah2776 6 лет назад +14

      Bob Reavaer So when should they take action? In a few decades when the memories have faded away a little? Next month, after the government has done he whole “it’s not time to talk about it, let’s put it behind us” bullshit? How dare you suggest that these teenagers shouldn’t be raising their voices just because they may still be grieving, just because they are young? Maybe they aren’t perfectly educated in gun laws, but it doesn’t take an expert to know that the way things are right now needs to change and that no child or human being should have to look down the barrel of a gun and fear for their lives while they are simply trying to get an education, enjoy an event, walk down the street, or just live their life. There’s nothing unethical about “using” the kids in this segment. They put their faces out in the world knowing perfectly well what they were doing. And maybe they ARE still emotional, but they’ve made the decision to use that emotion in a positive and powerful way, telling the people who are supposed to be protecting us from this shit that they’re doing a really bad job. I think it’s admirable and brave, and I hope you can come see them in a better light as well.

    • @psobczak86
      @psobczak86 6 лет назад +8

      No, people should do none of that. All people need to do is tell their employees (the government) to fix this shit. That's literally all the people need to do, just walk out into the street and say "Look, I don't care whether guns or mental health issues are the problem, just fix this shit because this is not how it's supposed to be. Something is very wrong, fix it!"
      I'm absolutely baffled by the fact that Americans aren't out in the streets in droves to demand change, because you absolutely need it.
      Edit: No one is using those kids, they put themselves out there. They are the only ones doing the sensinle thing EVERYONE of you should be doing; demand change. James and many others are just giving them a platform.

    • @WorkingTitleCo
      @WorkingTitleCo 6 лет назад +7

      Bob Reavaer there is only one reaction that is appropriate and needed at this point and it’s for Americans to stop value their guns over the lives of the children of their country...
      I’m not saying ban all guns that would never work but the UK has a great system that seems to work pretty well.

    • @rayjan7996
      @rayjan7996 6 лет назад +1

      @Bob Reavaer: who in your opinion should talk about what happen, the people that where there and experienced that reality or the people that get paid by the NRA (that makes a lot of money selling these Guns)? Always come up the point of the freedom do have guns and the 2nd amendment, but what is with the freedom to live that got these children taken away? what is more important the freedom to live or the freedom to end a children's life? Also as the 2nd amendment was written these guns where not around. the 2nd amendment was written with gun like muskets, but not high power rifles than kills you instantly if you get hit by only 1 bullet of it. These gun are war weapon and do not belong in the hand of a civil person. And what give you the right to say that the children are not allowed to express their opinion about what happen to them? Where you there? Do you know what it means to fear for your live at a teenager in a school? I do not know why you think the way you do, please explain it.

  • @sophie__lennon
    @sophie__lennon 4 года назад +527

    2020 nothing has changed and it’s sad

    • @lukegreen3033
      @lukegreen3033 4 года назад +53

      Sophie Lennon yeah we need less gun laws it’s going to ruin our country first they take our guns then the rest of our rights

    • @alleycat5514
      @alleycat5514 4 года назад +4

      Ya it seems if you feel that way, ppl here just call you stupid! It’s such a adult conversation, I mean for the ppl that don’t have to call names to state how they feel

    • @kennethwalton6
      @kennethwalton6 4 года назад +6

      @Viktor Birkeland are you ok? You sound like you need a hug.

    • @Ryv05
      @Ryv05 4 года назад +5

      Viktor Birkeland stop mucking around and have a cuppa tea love

    • @kennethwalton6
      @kennethwalton6 4 года назад +11

      @Viktor Birkeland mass shootings are bad, but I would not think about taking away someone else's right to defend themselves. That's just wrong. The issue shouldn't be banning guns, it should be helping the mentally unstable people who are doing these shootings

  • @ayden869
    @ayden869 Год назад +11

    We have mass shootings here, every day now! It’s the new norm.
    And it’s fucking sad and disgusting 😡😡

  • @BRUH-xw3ku
    @BRUH-xw3ku 6 лет назад +2423

    The guns laws in Japan are basically perfect.

    • @mp5249
      @mp5249 6 лет назад +109

      Pimp 6972 so are their immigration laws

    • @tomguitar82
      @tomguitar82 6 лет назад +88

      There's one big difference. Japan has let their people own guns for 200 years. There's not that many of them in Japan. So they can control it. America has opened the flood gates for the last 200 years. So laws like that would make zero difference in the US.

    • @foxhound13
      @foxhound13 6 лет назад +25

      I was going to say the same thing Thomas. I got way too many criminals in my neighborhood that have them. How do we get a handle on them first? I'm open to go to a class every year or 3 to get a license. Just what do we do for the bullshit that already happened for so long.

    • @tomguitar82
      @tomguitar82 6 лет назад +34

      foxhound13 guess what no matter what laws pass criminals will still have them. Criminals are criminals because they don't obey any laws. Our justice system is way out of order letting these criminals out on parole way too early especially for violent crimes. Were going to have to change our justice system and good people everyday carrying firearms to protect themselves.

    • @andreamunoz6088
      @andreamunoz6088 6 лет назад +112

      Thomas Carpenter we used to own slaves. Slaves were part of culture. People fought to keep slaves until it was realised that it was inhumane. Every rational people can make the connection between guns and mass shootings. Don’t cite population because India has a far larger population than the USA and they have far less mass shootings than the USA. Tradition doesn’t matter. A child’s right to go to school, a person’s right to go to church, a young man’s right to go to a club without the fear of dying from a gunman is far more important than tradition or a right to bear arms. Simple

  • @58jennypenny
    @58jennypenny 6 лет назад +1692

    Makes a lot of sense, laws are man made, and can be changed.

    • @senkenkai
      @senkenkai 6 лет назад +23

      Jenny Purcell government is man made and it changes all the time because of people. For better or worse.
      One should not put so much faith in something that is ever so changing like government because one day the laws are working for you. And next with a swipe of a pen. Terms are changed and now your on the receiving end of the law.
      The constitution is not man made laws. They are rights hence being called the bill of rights. Which an individual regardless of man made laws can practice or use.
      For example everyone has the right to speak their mind and voice their opinions. Hence the right to free speech. This constitution makes sure the government has no power over an individual when it comes to voicing their opinion. If the government limited what can be said or what people can say about politicians or the leader of our country. That would a violation of the individual's right.
      For guns it's simple. We the people. Mostly able body men and women of 18+ years old. Are the militia. A militias responsibility is to be the minutemen when a crisis occurs like terrorist or tyrannical government foreign and domestic, to protect and fight back in a minutes notice. That's what going to range and practicing shooting weapons of different types is at its core. Even buying and keeping guns is part of arming ourselves as a militia to ensure the freedom and protection of future generations. Then passing down the responsibility to our kids so they don't have to relia on others like the government.
      If the government limited what can be bought then it makes it harder to defend ourselves from over powering governments and no government like that will give back the people's right. That's why once you lose a right. It's gone forever.

    • @58jennypenny
      @58jennypenny 6 лет назад +37

      Forge of the Dragon it also enables mass shootings, as James said we(UK) haven't had a mass shooting for 22 years, we have freedom of speech too, you can do both, your constitution was drawn up by man, a looooong time ago, times change, so should laws.

    • @58jennypenny
      @58jennypenny 6 лет назад +42

      Deez Nuts chraming, maybe because I have better morals than you, and respect for human life, in ANY country, moron.

    • @58jennypenny
      @58jennypenny 6 лет назад +20

      SUPERMAN you carry on defending your right to bear arms, and this will carry on.

    • @catonkybord7950
      @catonkybord7950 6 лет назад +18

      I'm sorry to hit you in your sore spot, but how exactly did you still possessing guns prevent 9/11, pray tell?

  • @J2FINE1
    @J2FINE1 4 года назад +358

    never let a good tragedy go to waste

    • @walangchahangyelingden8252
      @walangchahangyelingden8252 4 года назад +6

      Well said!

    • @moeezawan2329
      @moeezawan2329 3 года назад +46

      Or never let a tragedy happen in the first place ...how about that??

    • @alexandercane7332
      @alexandercane7332 3 года назад +4

      @@moeezawan2329 ooh sick burn! Now tell em to commit go to war!

    • @moeezawan2329
      @moeezawan2329 3 года назад

      @@alexandercane7332 if people can be celebrated for starting a real war killing a million+ people to keep slavery(Confederate statues and flags) then "starting a war" to live as a minority with same rights as a white person seems like the right thing to do

    • @moeezawan2329
      @moeezawan2329 3 года назад +5

      @Facts Exactly so why is that a black person is treated differently then a white person ...why is 14 year old black kid with a BB gun playing in his backyard is a threat and police start firing with 0.6 sec warning and a white adult with an assault rifle on the street is not a threat and police just drive past him as people yelled he shot someone ...black guys with cell phone are getting killed by police and look how many mass shootings are done by minorities mass shootings killed way more people then ISIS in America

  • @hisairness5628
    @hisairness5628 4 года назад +364

    I mean are we just gonna forget how there was a 10 year assault rifle ban and it changed literally nothing😂

    • @bugofcake
      @bugofcake 4 года назад +17

      Salty Prepper America is gonna take over America... again. Can you please explain that dumbass statement to me please

    • @soloeclipse7782
      @soloeclipse7782 4 года назад +3

      @Salty Prepper why would they want to take over?

    • @soloeclipse7782
      @soloeclipse7782 4 года назад +5

      @@lordfoxgamingyt5579 Germany wanted to disarm jews in germany and that was before hitler was in power. And the french resistance was armed by the military because the germans had a stronger military. Look at now though a bunch of shooting we need to ban military style weapons we dont need that for self defense handguns are good enough.

    • @soloeclipse7782
      @soloeclipse7782 4 года назад +2

      @@lordfoxgamingyt5579 look the government is not going to take us over. So you would rather have mass shooting every year because you dont want to ban military style weapons because the government is going to take us over. The u.s. would collapse if it took us over who would fight for it? What you said is just silly.

    • @bugofcake
      @bugofcake 4 года назад +7

      @@lordfoxgamingyt5579 First of all, why would the US government want to take over America even though they already manage the country. Second of all, why would you need a gun if the government is managed and challenged when needed and the president can get voted out if he does not run for the people. Evolution is the reason why we as humans no longer need to climb trees and avoid predators, it's the reason we no longer feel as big of a thirst for conquest and the reason why we learn from out mistakes. The rest of the world is laughing at people like you all over america and can't wrap our head around your conspiracies and why so many Americans believe they will be attacked. First it was terrorists and now that you can no longer use that excuse you have to rely on conspiracies. Just stop and think about the real reason you want guns and just accept that it's not a good reason. It's time to put away your guns and stop the deaths of innocent children.

  • @theusercreator5978
    @theusercreator5978 5 лет назад +743

    "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither Liberty nor safety"
    -Benjamin Franklin

    • @MrMaxer13
      @MrMaxer13 5 лет назад +16

      There are laws. You don't do what you want, you do what you must. If not, it's an anarchy. Pray, so that one day, it wont be your family being shot.

    • @theusercreator5978
      @theusercreator5978 5 лет назад +89

      I never suggested anarchy and I am aware that there are laws. I was just quoting Benjamin Franklin saying that people who would give up essential rights and freedoms for "safety" deserve neither

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 5 лет назад +72

      ""Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither Liberty nor safety""
      And yet there are nations with effective gun restrictions who outrank the US in EVERY freedom index. Liberty AND safety, it can be done.

    • @MrMaxer13
      @MrMaxer13 5 лет назад +4

      @@theusercreator5978 And what do you consider "essential rights"?

    • @theusercreator5978
      @theusercreator5978 5 лет назад +40

      @@ratofvengence I never claimed that the US is the most free country, which mostly has to due with our rule of law. Switzerland, which ranks very high on most freedom indexes has almost identical firearm ownership laws to the US, what i mean is that there are MANY other factors when ranking countries. Nonetheless my point is, like I said before, if someone gives up these rights for safety shouldn't have either. That was all that I was trying to say.

  • @jadewest4066
    @jadewest4066 6 лет назад +1234

    I am not an American citizen, but I am sad to say that when I saw the news about what happened in Florida, I was not surprised. I hate to say it, but I saw the headline for the story and thought nothing of it. Yes, I was heartbroken that more children were killed in a place where they should never fear for their own life. But when I saw the headline all I could think was "just a regular day in America". It has gotten to the point for me where I recognize mass shootings in America like this as a normal thing... Almost like it is a trend. It should never be that way.
    I firmly believe that nothing will change. If the gun laws didn't change after Columbine or Sandy Hook, then they will never change.
    I am from Vancouver, in Canada, and I can tell you that I am not the only person who feels this way. The news about what happened in Parkland was the talk of my high school. We had debates in classes about what we think should happen next. CANADIAN TEENAGERS care more about the well being and safety of American children then their own country does.
    America, please get your head out of you ass. Sort our your priorities. Enough children have been slaughtered. How many more have to die before you do something about this?
    EDIT: I also think that it is stupid that American's think that James and Trevor Noah do not deserve to give their opinions on these tragic mass shootings just because they are not American themselves. I think that James and Trevor and myself, being foreigners, have every right to speak up. Foreigners speaking up about your screwed up system should be a MASSIVE SIGN that you really have a problem. If people like myself take the time our of their day to express their anger and concern over the gun laws in America, then the problem is extremely serious. Us foreigners care. We do. We do not want to sit idly when we know that our voicing our opinions may do something. I refuse to be a bystander.

    • @elijah-aaronrowan4345
      @elijah-aaronrowan4345 6 лет назад +98

      Sadly I did the same thing as you. I actually scrolled past the news on my phone the first day as it was just more of the same news form America. It is a really sad state to be in.

    • @Fanniiiy
      @Fanniiiy 6 лет назад +93

      Same here, I'm from Sweden and it obviously broke my heart that innocent children were hurt and lost their lives but I wasn't even slightly surprised. It's more surprising nowadays when a week passes without a mass shooting....

    • @yerennitenorio6997
      @yerennitenorio6997 6 лет назад +44

      Fanny I want to move to your country it's beautiful ! I don't feel safe in America at all, and just the thought of raising a family here is horrible I would never trust they are safe here.

    • @pedacito2814
      @pedacito2814 6 лет назад +17

      Jade West I AGREE...but like you said NOTHING WAS DONE THEN WHEN COLUMBINE HAPPENED AND NOTHING WILL GET DONE NOW...It is a vicious cicle

    • @demotorrijder1643
      @demotorrijder1643 6 лет назад +9

      Well, dont go to Sweden then. That country is already overrun by muslim immigrants in ghettos in cities where even the police is afraid to go in. Sure you can go to the country side, but then you can better stay in the USA and move there to the country side.

  • @ambercaspers7985
    @ambercaspers7985 4 года назад +517

    checking in from 2020. we're only "safe" because can't go to school

    • @Matt-uz9ee
      @Matt-uz9ee 4 года назад +32

      "Safe" lol
      Coronavirus and impending looming economic collapse that will cause famine and more deaths than all mass shooting put together disagrees with you.

    • @klingerkun5766
      @klingerkun5766 4 года назад +5

      Wow so smart

    • @jackwatson3944
      @jackwatson3944 4 года назад +10

      @@Matt-uz9ee you're depressing.

    • @tommymount5709
      @tommymount5709 4 года назад +16

      Down Town he’s right though

    • @mongo1052
      @mongo1052 4 года назад +9

      It took a pandemic for no school shootings in the month of March.

  • @tifanygomez600
    @tifanygomez600 4 года назад +283

    it’s even worse now

    • @arthurb8436
      @arthurb8436 4 года назад +10

      Cha cha real smooth oh great, that’s pretty impressive

    • @youngsm
      @youngsm 4 года назад +5

      @Cha cha real smooth And we haven't had a school shooting in my entire life time

    • @justaunpopulargirl8463
      @justaunpopulargirl8463 4 года назад

      @Cha cha real smooth people die from shootings every second that's a damn lie and matter of facr people are starting to shoot people for no reason or because its fun and they just hate the person and its not self defense at all

    • @annachase6036
      @annachase6036 4 года назад +6

      @Cha cha real smooth so why do they have guns at all? When someone is mentally ill they shouldn't be able to get a gun because they are (often) not able to control themselves. These "accidents" should never happen in a country like the USA

    • @ryanlough6145
      @ryanlough6145 4 года назад +2

      statistically gun homiacides are at an all time low

  • @piertinence
    @piertinence 6 лет назад +66

    In Japan a gunshot ending in a wall would make the news, even if there are no casualties.

  • @JAIMELUIS
    @JAIMELUIS 6 лет назад +1476

    I don't care where you were born bruh, I love you.

    • @pepelapiu2004
      @pepelapiu2004 5 лет назад +4

      Flore Pensaert
      Racism is an emotion or a personal feeling. It will always exist, like love and hate.
      And in fact on an evolutionary level, some racism is beneficial..

    • @jammo6645
      @jammo6645 5 лет назад +24

      @@pepelapiu2004 I lost brain cells reading your comment.

    • @pepelapiu2004
      @pepelapiu2004 5 лет назад +1

      @@jammo6645
      That's just very sad since you likely don't have too many of them to spare.

    • @pepelapiu2004
      @pepelapiu2004 5 лет назад +3

      @@jammo6645
      How about you ask me to explain before you rule it out?
      The white man got to America. I don't know how the white man was received by the native. But it would have been a good thing if the native had learned to fear and hate whites a bit more. Think about it, merely coming in contact with the white man killed millions of natives infected with the cold virus, small pucks, and other viruses the natives where not equipped to fight against.
      There are also countless examples of one race moving into an other race to enslave it, all throughout history.
      When the Africans boarded the shores of India, or when the westerners boarded the shores of Africa, it would have been a good idea not to deal with those who intend to enslave them.
      Man is a tribal animal that seeks to gather up with others who look them himself. There is a good evolutionary reason for that.
      Besides, if you look at all the multi-cultural places on the planet, those places are almost always the most violent places you can be at.
      I am white. I don't think that Asians, blacks, or Muslims are innerently bad, or anything of the sort. But I do think that not only good things can come out of trying to mix different cultures, different values, and religions into the same place.

    • @pepelapiu2004
      @pepelapiu2004 5 лет назад +3

      @@jammo6645
      Okay.
      I don't think that my westerner values are any better or worst than other set of values from Africa, Asia, or the ME.
      But we all have different sets of values. And when you mix up different people with difderent values, friction almost always occurs.
      The westerners are disgusted with the way Islam treats women. That might work for them, but not so well in the western world.
      The Muslims are also disgusted with the west oversexualuzation of everything. That might work for the west, but not so much with the Muslims.
      Trying to fuse those diverging values can only create friction and violence.
      An old saying says that when in Rome, act like Romans. But unfortunately, we are told that such a simple saying is now racist and intolerable.

  • @truckingwithalex4785
    @truckingwithalex4785 3 года назад +106

    You blame the gun in a shooting but blame the person in an over dose

    • @TheNimbo69
      @TheNimbo69 3 года назад +17

      That’s because the person who overdosed didn’t go into school and dump a load of drugs into the water supply to take all the kids with them. Although I don’t think the victim is to blame for an overdose either.

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 3 года назад +6

      Where's he blaming the gun? It's letting any fool have unfettered access to guns that enables these events.

    • @djlu3011
      @djlu3011 3 года назад +4

      @@ratofvengence and those unfettered fools will always have access to guns. If criminals with guns are always around, then the best option is to arm the good guys with guns

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 3 года назад +4

      @@djlu3011 "and those unfettered fools will always have access to guns"
      If nothing changes, then yes.
      " then the best option is to arm the good guys with guns"
      Clearly it's not working, that's why the US has a 3rd world homicide rate and regular mass shootings.

    • @exodius325
      @exodius325 3 года назад +1

      @@djlu3011 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_intentional_homicide_rate_by_decade
      Look here in the 2010s category and tell me why in the countries with gun control these numbers are so low in comparison to America

  • @brucecampbell4528
    @brucecampbell4528 3 года назад +4

    Thank God we don't give in to these evil gun grabbers.

  • @TampaTec
    @TampaTec 6 лет назад +1730

    Japan has it right. I would feel safer with more training and background checks before owning a gun. 👍

    • @Becca-vo5ug
      @Becca-vo5ug 6 лет назад +16

      C J exactly

    • @rookieranger4696
      @rookieranger4696 6 лет назад +123

      *A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.*
      "The right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed."
      It's The People who form the Militia. Not the Federal/State Government, but The People. The Government is no longer The People, it hasn't been since the Federalist have taken over long ago. Therefore, The People are in charge of the Militia. The weapons are for the insurance that myself and my community are protected in more ways than just against criminals. It's also to protect us from the Government. For defense against the Government, the words, "Being necessary to the security of a free State," comes to mind. So long as the Government begins to impose restrictions on the kinds of guns (The assault weapons ban is passable, since fully automatic fire isn't exactly necessary.) people will surely be fed up.
      The murder of children is unfortunate, but Freedom isn't the safest form of society. It saddens me, but it's not enough for me to willingly become a sheep lead by hungry wolves.

    • @mikegarcia8412
      @mikegarcia8412 6 лет назад +7

      Sure is a right but it says well regulated meaning we can adjust and tinker until we get a sense of real normalcy.

    • @rookieranger4696
      @rookieranger4696 6 лет назад +40

      mike garcia
      The People form and regulate the Militia, not the Government. There's the issue. The Government isn't of The People at the current moment. Haven't been for a long time.
      At the end of the day, no matter what passes as law, I'll still have my RPK and millions will still have their AR/Kalashnikov variants.

    • @bradtacs
      @bradtacs 6 лет назад +44

      Rookie Ranger Always some dumb ass second amendment clowns commenting in these threads good luck fighting the army with their plains and tanks!

  • @danielysmunoz7659
    @danielysmunoz7659 6 лет назад +690

    But he has a point, we need to show actions not words.

    • @claddagh8nuts
      @claddagh8nuts 6 лет назад

      Danielys Muñoz actions won't happen without words first. Enough people need to speak up so they are finally heard so that actions will finally be taken.

    • @sharonmurphy5368
      @sharonmurphy5368 6 лет назад +1

      yana schmiedel we have been speaking up, that's why we still have our second amendment. We need armed security, obviously... Did everyone see how relieved the kids were when the police got to their classroom? Why were they relieved? Go on, I'll wait...

    • @julemakesyousmile
      @julemakesyousmile 6 лет назад +1

      Sharon Murphy lol. They’re relieved because police means that they’re save, there’s is no one who can hurt them. This school actually had an armed Secruityman, but what can one man do against an automatic gun? You can’t stop guns with guns, that would just cost more lives but you can safe lives with no guns. You Americans can still have your second amendment, but you need to control your gun sales. Just do it like Japan, maybe not that strict but if you’re able to pass these test there and follow the rules there would be less shootings. It’s not that you ban alle the guns you more ban the people on buying guns who shouldn’t have guns in the first place

    • @thawedlemon5175
      @thawedlemon5175 6 лет назад +3

      If you look at statistics knives kill 4x any automatic/bump stock weapon per year so his point is actually BONELESS

    • @foxxy2583
      @foxxy2583 6 лет назад

      Did you hear about the most recent school shooting, an armed resource officer shot the attacker, but not before he killed an innocent girl. They will never prevent lives from being taken away.

  • @innit1831
    @innit1831 4 года назад +55

    “Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both”-Benjamin Franklin

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 4 года назад +21

      And yet there are nations with a far lower homicide rate, gun restrictions, and outrank the US in EVERY freedom index. Liberty AND security.

    • @Dero_milsurp
      @Dero_milsurp 4 года назад +4

      ratman name one country that has more freedom and more security.

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 4 года назад +11

      @@Dero_milsurp Sigh. Look up the range of freedom indices, the US leads NONE, several nations outrank the US in ALL, several more in most of them. As for more 'security', EVERY 1st world nation has a lower homicide rate. ALL of them.
      You'll misrepresent what I said in plain English any time now, like in the other thread 😂

    • @Dero_milsurp
      @Dero_milsurp 4 года назад +7

      ratman you didn’t answer me. I said give me a country that is more free with more security.

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 4 года назад +4

      @@Dero_milsurp I answered you. Were you confused again?

  • @dopeknuckles5374
    @dopeknuckles5374 Год назад +5

    4 years after...... Nothing happens

  • @spongebobclinique
    @spongebobclinique 6 лет назад +159

    In Japan every other year The police visit a gun owners home, and they check how the owners store their guns.

    • @jmhulse6432
      @jmhulse6432 6 лет назад +15

      5 years in UK. The guide to getting a shotgun licence is 280 pages long Just shows what we need to go through before applying for the licence.

    • @brith9752
      @brith9752 6 лет назад +5

      Same in Australia, I don’t know how often it is that they visit but I know we have a similar system.

    • @deniseg-hill1730
      @deniseg-hill1730 6 лет назад +4

      spongebobclinique
      They do that in the UK and Europe.

    • @americanrepublicanpremise3540
      @americanrepublicanpremise3540 6 лет назад +2

      So the criminal can just the commit the crime with the gun when they do not visit?

    • @lordvader5200
      @lordvader5200 5 лет назад +17

      spongebobclinique Sounds like a police state. I’ll pass

  • @TURK_182
    @TURK_182 6 лет назад +510

    If you have to take drivers ed in order to drive a car, you should have to take some kind of education course and a test before you can own a gun.

    • @firestream93
      @firestream93 6 лет назад +14

      When an underage person can buy alcohol, and get behind the wheel of an automobile; maybe something needs to be done about that.

    • @raidwolf4088
      @raidwolf4088 6 лет назад +6

      Nope.

    • @richardsmart1234
      @richardsmart1234 6 лет назад +16

      Considering more people have been killed, domestically, by guns in America than in every war the country has ever fought, you are talking shit...

    • @bovineone2420
      @bovineone2420 6 лет назад +21

      T U R K - 1 8 2 . Owning guns is a civil right. Should we have tests to exercise our 1st amendment rights too? How about poll taxes and literacy tests to vote? And also guns ARE highly regulated already. If you had purchased one legally you would know that.

    • @michaelbelt8768
      @michaelbelt8768 6 лет назад +6

      T U R K - 1 8 2: it sounds like youare like the rest of ignorant 99% of the US, military soldiers take qualification courses as many as twice per year during the whole of their careers, (my case, 20 years) but you rarely see one involved in a mass shooting

  • @z-past1454
    @z-past1454 4 года назад +12

    Approximately 3,000,000 lives are saved by firearms. Obama did this survey.

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 4 года назад

      Lol no. Actually read the paper before making silly claims.

    • @z-past1454
      @z-past1454 4 года назад +2

      ratman But you clearly...didn’t read the....

    • @hellokeejrjeh1985
      @hellokeejrjeh1985 4 года назад +3

      Z- past lives are saved with firearms against firearms it’s basically saying two wrongs make a right no it doesn’t if you didn’t have guns in the first place the situation people are saved from wouldn’t of happened

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 4 года назад

      @eddrum100 "Actually read the CDC figures."
      I have read the paper, and the CDC does not make that claim. How about you start with the title of the paper.

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 4 года назад

      @@z-past1454 "But you clearly...didn’t read the...."
      Oh I have. You haven't. For starters, the paper is a literature review of existing research, the CDC don't endorse any of the individual findings. Secondly, and most telling, you don't even know that a defensive gun use doesn't equal 'lives saved'. Most of those estimates are based on surveys of someone having the perception that a crime may have been prevented. See the difference now?

  • @snatermans
    @snatermans Год назад +6

    @5:13 "Something is different this time"
    I'm sorry to say: 4 years later, nothing has changed.

  • @cuzz63
    @cuzz63 6 лет назад +142

    When I was a kid in school we had drills for nuclear war.

    • @notlogical4016
      @notlogical4016 4 года назад +1

      idk why this made me laugh so hard but it did.

    • @robertmurphy8384
      @robertmurphy8384 4 года назад +1

      Well said.

    • @dregnis-488
      @dregnis-488 4 года назад +5

      @T 2018 This problem would be a LOT easier to mitigate if there was some fucking reasonable middle ground in this whole discussion.
      Somewhere between "Do absolutely nothing" and "Defile/rewrite America's constitution"
      Thus far, it's a broken record of democrats proposing wildly unpopular or draconian new legislation, and republicans killing it the second it gets to the senate. Nothing changes, and then there's a repeat 6 months later.
      People aren't actually sitting on their asses. They're fighting at near total deadlock with each other over what to do.
      While nothing happens.

    • @fisherking7798
      @fisherking7798 4 года назад

      @@dregnis-488 that's a load of bullshit there's a bipartisan law on background checks in the senate that moscowmitch doesn't want to bring to the floor for a vote

    • @dregnis-488
      @dregnis-488 4 года назад +1

      @@fisherking7798 OH, you mean the "universal background checks" that can't possibly work as intended without a mass registry?
      OR the "red flag" laws that enable any rando with ill-intent to SWAT your house and have your guns confiscated without due process?
      In addition to those jokes, we have yet another push to ban loosely-defined "assault weapons", despite how massively ineffective the last one was.
      Nothing has changed at all.
      No compromise. Just endless, useless, worthless histrionics.

  • @secretiveshawti4360
    @secretiveshawti4360 6 лет назад +804

    im so glad im not American. RIP to all those kids who lost their lives.

    • @CrossroadAngel
      @CrossroadAngel 6 лет назад +20

      ieatyomama you just spraying nonsense dude xD fuck off and stop wasting your time trying to be a keyboard warrior. u nuisance

    • @CrossroadAngel
      @CrossroadAngel 6 лет назад +14

      ieatyomama like i said, you make literally no sense. you waste your words as i do mine while conversing with you.

    • @TrapperPingu
      @TrapperPingu 5 лет назад +4

      Loz Girl well I moved to america and that was the best thing I ever did in my life! Funny enough never got shot yet and own guns as well. U do relies that these shootings happen in gun free zones. U never hear armed schools getting shot up?

    • @smingjr
      @smingjr 5 лет назад +2

      Loz Girl I'm proud to be American where I have the right to self preservation instead of waiting for police to arrive in 5 minutes when the murderer has already killed me

    • @backupplan6058
      @backupplan6058 5 лет назад +15

      Generation Z so you have permission to carry a firearm in public or can get to a your safe to get hold of you gun when startled in the night. I think anyone intentionally wants to murder you they would do it without you even knowing.
      I’m proud to be British, where I don’t have to worry about carrying a weapon incase someone wants murder me on the street because our murder rate per capita is 4 times lower. Where my children can go to school without fearing for their lives. Where gun companies don’t get rich on playing on the fear of the public where actually statistics and data show the presence of guns in society is more dangerous than the absence of them.

  • @pedrosmith221
    @pedrosmith221 2 года назад +6

    Four years latter, and nothing has been done.

  • @hugh_mungus69
    @hugh_mungus69 3 года назад +31

    My rights don't end where your fear begins it's is a god given right and "shall not be infringed" is self explanatory

    • @collinslfc
      @collinslfc 3 года назад +2

      What about the rights for children to go to school safely without being at risk of being gunned down?

    • @VietTimPhan
      @VietTimPhan 3 года назад +3

      @@collinslfc wait, so murder is legal?

    • @collinslfc
      @collinslfc 3 года назад +1

      @@VietTimPhan No of course not, but it's a problem that keeps repeating itself in the United States and there doesn't seem to be much action to prevent it happening again. Thoughts and prayers only goes so far...

    • @collinslfc
      @collinslfc 3 года назад

      @@JakeisSick56 How about answering my question first?

    • @leifanthony8182
      @leifanthony8182 3 года назад

      @@collinslfc Freedom is not free. You have to take on certain risks. Any one of us could be gunned down or stabbed or or or. Children are not immune. Murder is already illegal. It doesn't matter the tool or method.

  • @ThisPageStaysREAL
    @ThisPageStaysREAL 6 лет назад +416

    If gun control infringes on 'liberty', what does being shot and killed infringe on? Doesn't the word 'life' precede the word 'liberty' in the declaration of independence?

    • @ThisPageStaysREAL
      @ThisPageStaysREAL 6 лет назад +24

      You know liberty means ability right? So how is it fair for 1 person to have the 'ability' to deprive anybody of life when they are having a bad day? Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, ?

    • @alanjones4358
      @alanjones4358 6 лет назад +2

      It's not complicated: having the ability to deprive someone of life or liberty is not the same thing as actually depriving someone of life or liberty. The latter can justify locking a human in a cage, the former does not. If you want to advocate locking humans in cages for merely having the "ability" to commit a violent crime, at least have the balls to say so instead of pretending to be so confused.

    • @ThisPageStaysREAL
      @ThisPageStaysREAL 6 лет назад +7

      @ Alan, Ability as in Freedom to do so... Not ability as in physical ability or otherwise. In other words, you have the right to life and liberty/pursuit of happiness. However so do I, so if I claim my right to 'liberty/ability' allows me to buy an AR-15 and walk into a public space and shoot everybody it creates a paradox doesn't it? Why don't they sell hand grenades or RPG's? What if I want to go fishing using a grenade? Or hunting using an RPG? Why deny me the ability to do those things?

    • @ThisPageStaysREAL
      @ThisPageStaysREAL 6 лет назад +9

      @Fatnorth, That's insane though. The 'A' in AR-15 stands for assault. Which is the opposite of defend/protect. That is the core of the issue. Having an M240 Bravo, a weapon designed to suppress enemy fire by laying down a wall of led in the name of home security is crazy talk. Much less the fact that having such a weapon on the streets of our country for civilian use has no realistic purpose. Same for hand grenades and anti-tank weapon systems etc. Who on earth has such threats on their life that would justify or require such weapons as a means of defense?

    • @ThisPageStaysREAL
      @ThisPageStaysREAL 6 лет назад +9

      The military trains you in the use of such weapons for the direct purpose of using them in defense of the country. The government tyranny angle doesn't hold much water in my opinion. I don't think that our military made up of volunteers would suddenly take up arms against the population, or that if it did, owning a weapon used in the military would save anybody if they did. If you're in a house with a machine gun trying to fend of the government, a drone would just drop a guided missile into the living room.

  • @petitepikahh
    @petitepikahh 6 лет назад +184

    British or American. Kids are kids, they all matter. Preach James, preach.

  • @summertimebeau
    @summertimebeau 4 года назад +13

    In my country there's no known mass shootings in school because for us education is the utmost important thing. I've gotten through grade school to college not having to think about doing an active shooter drill because the chances of having an active shooter storm a school is so slim, and I live in a third world country and we have prevented those things to happen. Imagine a great nation with all the resources and the power to change a law so quickly, I hope america sees that as an opportunity to make their country safe not just for tourists but especially to the ones living there.

    • @aaronfox5559
      @aaronfox5559 2 года назад

      I know this is old but I went through school just fine never had any problems an never was worried. The media is just hype

    • @RonSafreed
      @RonSafreed Год назад

      In 1774 England banned guns/gunpowder in the 13 American colonies. Attempted gun confiscation by 8-900 English soldiers in Concord & Lexington Mass. on April 19 1775 started that 8 year war for independence & England almost won that war in 1783!! Guns were temporary confiscated at times in colonial America (1607-1776)!!

  • @acetech8642
    @acetech8642 3 года назад +27

    Well until gangs across the street from my house puts down their guns. I ain't puttin down mines.

    • @budsmith5368
      @budsmith5368 3 года назад +6

      Amen brother

    • @TheGukos
      @TheGukos 3 года назад +2

      Make it illegal, report them and then get rid of both of your guns. Easy solve

    • @acetech8642
      @acetech8642 3 года назад +7

      @@TheGukos they are already illegally posesing them as they are already not registered or stolen and you cannot cary a sbr in the open and shot into a gas station. We reported them since 2007 but the FBI, atf and police doesnt do Jack shit about it. Was in 4 shootings this year already.
      The last shooting I was in was at a gas station. The cops never showed up. The same guys live on the same block. Cops never showed up there either. Last guy that got caught reporting them was killed in his own home by ilegall gun use. I mean it is already illegal to break into someone's home and shootn em. Gangs dont follow laws. Stay safe and stay armed.

    • @TheGukos
      @TheGukos 3 года назад

      @@acetech8642 Then make laws that prevents them to get (new) guns and munition. Then you don´t need cops.

    • @acetech8642
      @acetech8642 3 года назад +8

      @@TheGukos it is already against the law to purchase the firearms they have. They been buy guns illegally since 2007. They have automatic long guns, sbrs and they even conceal carry shotguns short barrels without a concral carry permit. Also you are not slwowdd to conceal carry a shotgun in our area yet they use those a lot.
      I live in Detroit. In detroit you're not allowed to carry a sbr in a gun free zone. You are also not allowed to buy a firearm if you are a felon or have a felony or any mental incarceration on you record. They don't legally buy thier guns so no law is gonna stop em.
      Like I said earlier it is already ilegall to kill someone without a cause yet they do it everyday. Laws dont stop criminals. Stay safe and stay aremd.

  • @CodyWhitlock
    @CodyWhitlock 6 лет назад +1186

    Never have I ever clicked on a notification so quick, I wanted to see what he has to say 🙌🙌😱😱

    • @patrickmarcellus991
      @patrickmarcellus991 6 лет назад +23

      Cody Whitlock Sun yeah same here it's always nice to see these comedian tv host take a matter so serious

    • @antonelabakavic4045
      @antonelabakavic4045 6 лет назад +6

      Cody Whitlock Sun he says all what his bosses tell him to say.

    • @Nathalia-Appel
      @Nathalia-Appel 6 лет назад +28

      I don't think so, Antonela. But if he does, well, than his bosses are very smart and reasonable people.

    • @antonelabakavic4045
      @antonelabakavic4045 6 лет назад +4

      Nathalia Appel oh come on. They are not reasonable or honest. They don't even care. They just say what all of you want to hear. Don't be naive

    • @cndlreve
      @cndlreve 6 лет назад

      Same

  • @lilykat4740
    @lilykat4740 5 лет назад +685

    Dude knows how to pronounce his herbs and how to real talk

    • @justyourlocalme2259
      @justyourlocalme2259 5 лет назад +7

      I too can pronounce herbs.

    • @polackwizerd
      @polackwizerd 4 года назад +3

      @TJ 2019 its just how we say it... Doesn't make it wrong or change the meaning.. You don't see us Americans talking about how y'all say aluminium.

    • @polackwizerd
      @polackwizerd 4 года назад +1

      @TJ 2019 You're oblivious to the point i was trying to get across... We can pronounce H's just fine but you see America is alot bigger than the UK. You're roughly the size of Florida(a bit bigger) we have so many different dialects that if you take a man from southern Louisiana with that french cajon accent and have him talk with a guy from say Michigan, they will have a pretty tough time understanding eachother. However they still do.. Just because they speak in different dialects, it's still the same language. Also notice how I'm keeping this civil, something i would expect from a Brit but i guess my expectations were too high...

    • @polackwizerd
      @polackwizerd 4 года назад

      @TJ 2019 Fun fact it was the British man Sir Humphry Davy that coined "Aluminum" only to change it a few years later. However, the 'damage' was done because now Canada and the US use that variation of the word..

    • @polackwizerd
      @polackwizerd 4 года назад

      @TJ 2019 lol why you mad bro?

  • @HanGhost99
    @HanGhost99 2 года назад +24

    Criminals: yeah I support more gun control, no gun law will stop me from robbing you lol

    • @austin2583
      @austin2583 2 года назад +1

      Mass shooter: yeah I support freedom to own fire arms, gun control would stop me from mass shooting

    • @HanGhost99
      @HanGhost99 2 года назад +12

      @@austin2583 tell that to Chicago, California, New York, etc
      States with heavy gun restrictions yet they still have mass shootings
      How does more gun control stop a criminal from illegally obtaining a firearm the same way they have been for decades
      Answer the question or shut up, lol

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 2 года назад +8

      @@HanGhost99 "States with heavy gun restrictions yet they still have mass shootings"
      Because nearby states a short drive away often don't have restrictions. Think it through...

    • @HanGhost99
      @HanGhost99 2 года назад +5

      @@ratofvengence
      States like that require to live there for a certain amount of time, and need flash, every state had background checks

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 2 года назад +4

      @@HanGhost99 "States like that require to live there for a certain amount of time, and need flash, every state had background checks"
      The majority of US states have ZERO requirement for ANY background checks on private gun sales. Nothing. Didn't you know?

  • @chad7917
    @chad7917 4 года назад +56

    U.K: Gun deaths in America are absolutely unacceptable!
    U.K knife deaths: am I a joke to you?

    • @lolalo6344
      @lolalo6344 4 года назад +14

      To be fair, I'd rather get stabbed than get shot.
      I get that you are speaking about deaths and that the result is pretty much the same, but you can still fight back against a knife, and you know who did it and most of the times why.
      Guns are less personal, you cant defend yourself and the shooter might not even feel like he/she is actually hitting you.

    • @bruke5705
      @bruke5705 4 года назад +30

      Can't have a mass stabbing lmao

    • @Dero_milsurp
      @Dero_milsurp 4 года назад +6

      Lola Lo then you’re an absolute idiot. Knife wounds are always more traumatic than a violent wound. Blades do far more damage in a real world attack.
      No, you can’t fight back against a knife with nothing. This isn’t the movies kiddo. There is only one thing that’s certain in a knife fight, LOTS of blood. You have zero understanding of what you are talking about.

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 4 года назад +13

      "U.K knife deaths: am I a joke to you?"
      The US has a higher knife homicide rate than the UK. You guys hardly get to point the finger lol.

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 4 года назад +2

      @@Dero_milsurp "No, you can’t fight back against a knife with nothing."
      Oh dear. You've never heard of running away? Probably not, it's not much use against a bullet. What about improvised weapons? Again, probably not, you'd have to hope the gun armed assailant is kind enough to get close, like a man with a knife would have to do.
      Try thinking about it for a few minutes before replying. Though, I'm betting any reply will show you didn't :D

  • @summercherry123
    @summercherry123 6 лет назад +350

    A very thoughtful message. This is about what is the right thing to do. Don't let greed and pride to prevent the right thing to be done.

    • @Shiva108
      @Shiva108 6 лет назад +7

      indeed. Will have to get rid of the republicans for that to happen though.

    • @markarmage3776
      @markarmage3776 6 лет назад +2

      summercherry123 You need to think before typing, the message James gave out is total nonsense, the chart he gave out, no proof, no analysis. The proof of other countries, well, they're smaller, less people, less immigrants, less criminals, less needs of a gun, crimes are committed by criminals, not object, obviously James and Hollywood phonys never think about what would happened if guns aren't allowed, robbery, revenge killing, murder could be committed without any significant defense, freedom also includes free to defense.

    • @Madmancer
      @Madmancer 6 лет назад +6

      Mark Armage You have to think long-term not short-term. All of these side-effects of anti-gun law that you listed will decrease eventually, let's say if gun control runs efficiently. The problem now is that crazy people are able to get deadly weapons like assault rifles easily in USA. School shootings have already become a normal thing in USA. Stricter gun control will make these nutjobs harder to get guns, which definitely decreases school massacre/fatalities.

    • @senkenkai
      @senkenkai 6 лет назад +2

      MC Roy though i agree getting weapons in general out of the hands of nutjobs. But the evidence that someone is a nut job is scarce. Plus 2.5 million a year have used guns in self defense and 91 percent of the time the gun was never fired a single bullet.
      Now there is no such thing as an assault rifle. It's just a rifle that has a semi auto function. Which the vast majority of guns on the market are semi auto.
      You say that overtime side effects would just go away well that is actually very incorrect. UK was just been doing lots of gun control for decades now is actually considered the third most violent country within the UN. Yes the UK does not have as much gun related crime but the UK is also a very much smaller country than America because America is the third largest country in the world and the fact that UK after implementing so many gun control regulations still have around 16 million illegally possessed guns. Plus the fact that the UK has even had such trouble with knife crimes that they ban knives from being carried in public and even banned many different types of knives. Even a UK University study has proven with the statistics from both the UK and America that the UK is a much more violent place in America because criminals are still out there committing crimes on a daily basis even more so than they ever did after gun control.

    • @DavidBlaze420
      @DavidBlaze420 6 лет назад +1

      For humanity and this planet to survive in the long run, we need to get rid of conservatism in any shape or form. This regressive thinking has separated people for decades if not centuries and will be responsible for our planet dying in about 200 years if we don't abolish conservatism.

  • @biancaurias779
    @biancaurias779 6 лет назад +464

    It makes me sad and mad because at my school there was a shooting and no one talked about it and to make change happen alot more people had to get hurt just to heard. It's just not right.

    • @noambenmoshe7582
      @noambenmoshe7582 6 лет назад +63

      this is maybe one of the sadest thing about gun shooting in America - it has to be a big "event" becuase the smalls ones are just "regular"
      (I should add that I'm not from the U.S)

    • @eduardotenorio7743
      @eduardotenorio7743 6 лет назад +3

      What school

    • @biancaurias779
      @biancaurias779 6 лет назад +2

      Eduardo Tenorio Sal Castro Middle School

    • @kariasdal6410
      @kariasdal6410 6 лет назад +6

      Then stand up now then!

    • @Trashbagless
      @Trashbagless 6 лет назад +5

      Liberals won't protect schools. They won't admit it works in Israel because it's contrary to their gun control agenda

  • @googleemoji5134
    @googleemoji5134 4 года назад +5

    You go James from England u hav a voice as well as the kid u use it as well as the

  • @mikehenderson54
    @mikehenderson54 2 года назад +16

    Thank you for presenting facts in a calm and logical manner. I'm a gun owner and this is the first time I've listen to someone speak about their opinions without screaming and yelling. To often we seem to go to completely different corners about subjects instead of meeting in the middle and discussing it like logical and intelligent adults.

    • @junaidulislam6170
      @junaidulislam6170 2 года назад

      Just imagine. We are here after 4 years. We just witnessed another mass shooting, the biggest since 2012. It just saddens me that the country which calls itself the forefront of civilization has no control on guns. It lets its people die because firearm companies are making their money and people can slap "liberty" on the face of people who discourage guns.

    • @cheeseburgertim1694
      @cheeseburgertim1694 2 года назад

      Facts? To say there has not been a mass shooting in Australia since Port Arthur is pure undiluted BS

    • @newwaveinfantry8362
      @newwaveinfantry8362 Год назад

      None of these were "facts". At best they are unintentional lies by omition and at worst they are intentional lies period.

    • @zanderbrandt1730
      @zanderbrandt1730 11 месяцев назад +2

      Calm manner, yes. Logical? No. This guy and/or his team cherry picked countries to put on that graph. What matters is per capita 'Mass shootings" vs civilian ownership, which is carefully omitted from this graph for most relevant countries.
      Conversely, taking this chart at face value, we can by extension use the same logic in another application: we have An increased chance of drowning if there is a pool in your backyard. There are 11 unintentional drowning deaths per day. WE MUST MARCH!
      Per mass shootings, we have 32 deaths this year. (Yes, this guy is specifically talking about mass shootings to envoke an emotional response/argument to bypass the more serious (And largely Democratic controlled ) non-suicide gun epidemic. So we're going to do the same with our "stats".
      So far, that amounts to 0.16 deaths per day from mass shootings. Even at the peak of mass shooting deaths annually, ever, in the US (2021) comes out to .28 deaths per day.
      So yeah....if you want to march and quote stats specifically about mass shootings, go ahead, but your efforts are used FAR better elsewhere and your stats are easy to trivialize.

  • @DutchJoan
    @DutchJoan 6 лет назад +852

    March for our lives ✊✊✊✊✊

    • @alexvasquez4738
      @alexvasquez4738 6 лет назад

      Joan Groeneveld Hmm

    • @boogie1434
      @boogie1434 6 лет назад +7

      March against our civil liberties ✊️✊️✊️✊️✊️

    • @psobczak86
      @psobczak86 6 лет назад +6

      "Let innocent people die, as long as I can bust a nut into the barrel of my AR 15"...fuck you!

    • @srivatshavsinha911
      @srivatshavsinha911 6 лет назад

      March for people to be moral, march for parents to raise their children by teaching good and evil rather than 'feelings matter' stuff.

    • @psobczak86
      @psobczak86 6 лет назад +2

      There's no need because you have immorality, parents doing a shit job of teaching good and evil and mentally ill people ALL OVER THE WORLD! Yet, somehow , this shit happens this frequently ONLY in the USA. Fuck you and you "your feelings don't matter" rhetoric because first of all, yes they fucking do. All of you should be OUTRAGED ath this happening over and over and fucking over again, and maybe start thinking about going out into the streets like all of you idiots should be doing and demanding change. Because it does not matter whether you believe guns or anything else is at fault here, demand change, because something is absolutely wrong with your country. This is not normal.

  • @TazG961
    @TazG961 6 лет назад +611

    I am so, so amazed by those kids. They are taking a stand and fighting for their safety, and they damn well should. No more kids should be unnecessarily killed for things to start to change.

    • @theguitarprogresschannel1907
      @theguitarprogresschannel1907 6 лет назад +10

      TaizsiaG what do you suggest should be done? We can't just take away people's gun rights.

    • @lonestarlibrarian1853
      @lonestarlibrarian1853 6 лет назад +13

      The Guitar Progress Channel Gun rights are a remnant of a bygone era that do not work in modern society.

    • @theguitarprogresschannel1907
      @theguitarprogresschannel1907 6 лет назад +13

      Sir Librarian what? How do guns not belong in modern society? We have the 2nd amendment for a reason. What do you think that is?

    • @lonestarlibrarian1853
      @lonestarlibrarian1853 6 лет назад +10

      The Guitar Progress Channel The second Amendment was all well and good, until time happened. Today’s guns resemble muskets not even slightly. I’m all in favor of fully repealing it, treat it like the prohibition amendment.

    • @theguitarprogresschannel1907
      @theguitarprogresschannel1907 6 лет назад +7

      Sir Librarian do you really think that the founding fathers were stupid enough to think weapons wouldn't evolve? It was not written for muskets only. Btw You didn't answer my question. I would really like to know why you think the founding fathers wrote the 2nd amendment.

  • @lgbtqisahategroup9781
    @lgbtqisahategroup9781 2 года назад +2

    Come and take them, lobsterbacks.

  • @jbirdfour
    @jbirdfour 4 года назад +91

    More knives leads to more stabbings.

    • @holdtightadele8017
      @holdtightadele8017 4 года назад +37

      jbirdfour Yep! That’s why we banned casual carrying of knifes... unfortunately won’t stop it because you can’t ban knifes... they’re a tool

    • @oliverturner5334
      @oliverturner5334 4 года назад +19

      Couldn’t agree more, just like more guns lead to more shootings

    • @kendrewlee2687
      @kendrewlee2687 4 года назад +7

      knife crime in the UK is out of control too

    • @holdtightadele8017
      @holdtightadele8017 4 года назад +35

      KendrewLee Agreed! Not a competition really, easier to kill with a gun than a knife. And you don’t use guns you chop up your potatoes😂

    • @lukeh6678
      @lukeh6678 4 года назад +27

      @@kendrewlee2687 its not out of control, the knife crime rate in our major cities is fairly equal with major cities in the US, and that doesn't include all of the gun violence. I don't know where Americans get this perception that if you come to the UK everybody is running around with knives, but it isn't true.

  • @fuddyduddy
    @fuddyduddy 4 года назад +14

    Hi, i am from Hong Kong. As you may heard what happened in Hong Kong, Yuen Long on 21/7/2019. Hundred of thugs were hired to fight unarmed, innocent civilians. Americans!! Don't give up on your firearms, it's not a killing tool, it's your start point of democracy...., freedom....!! We might fall, but you guys will survive. Don't be weak, stop bully in a civilized way, there's always another way out.

    • @Samuel-xf5qz
      @Samuel-xf5qz 4 года назад

      Fucking amen lad i pray that one day you get true independence 🇬🇧🤝🇭🇰

    • @Samuel-xf5qz
      @Samuel-xf5qz 4 года назад

      Fucking amen lad. I pray one day you get your independence 🇬🇧🤝🇭🇰

  • @pop5678eye
    @pop5678eye 6 лет назад +45

    To paraphrase Jim Jeffereys: if Americans tell foreigners not to express opinions about American culture, then how come Americans don't exercise the same restraint when talking trash about other countries?

    • @ykook7000
      @ykook7000 6 лет назад +2

      pop5678eye 👏👏Agree

    • @r.d.9399
      @r.d.9399 4 года назад

      Are you willing to go to war over it?

  • @victhegamer9918
    @victhegamer9918 Год назад +2

    In England the shootings started to decline 10 years after the ban, in australia the declining rate of shootings didnt change

    • @victhegamer9918
      @victhegamer9918 Год назад +1

      In Sweden almost nobody has Guns still the last school shooting was a couple Months ago…. What im trying to say is that the statistics he brings up are irrelevant

  • @philipmiller5036
    @philipmiller5036 2 года назад +10

    Handload your own ammo. I suggest you learn wheel weight + lead-tin
    solder alloying. Stock up on wheel weights. Stock up on propellants.
    Stock up on primers and casings. Pick up your brass and refurbish them
    on your loading bench. Careful handloading (reloading) will produce
    ammo every bit as good as factory loads. We already face restrictive
    gun owners' control. You have to be a living angel to own a gun and
    purchase ammunition. One loud shouting match with the old lady and your
    gun rights are kaput. Not to worry about gun ban, worry about ammo ban.
    The Government knows banning guns is futile; banning ammo will be
    effective. Learn handloading and stock up the supplies needed to make
    10,000 rounds for you and your buddies.

    • @gastrickbunsen1957
      @gastrickbunsen1957 2 года назад

      A living angel to own a gun?
      What planet are you living on?
      ruclips.net/video/fB7MwvqCtlk/видео.html

  • @dicuteness7027
    @dicuteness7027 6 лет назад +253

    I'm glad that you took time out of the show to speak up. i feel that if you have children who go to school in the u.s you have the right to speak up. it doesnt matter if you're foreign or not. if you live here say something. you have this huge platform please use it. hugs

    • @markarmage3776
      @markarmage3776 6 лет назад

      Think, pal. Why is it relevant, your kids are human, too. They face the same risk as a normal living individual. If there's a truck that ran into a school, parents can't ban trucks.

    • @bluester7177
      @bluester7177 6 лет назад +6

      You can't ban trucks but you can make it harder for that to happen again. If that was a valid argument people would be able to drink and drive just fine , because why make laws that make bad things harder ? Just liberate everything then . I don't see a lot of people saying they want to ban all guns, they want to ban some types of guns , make it harder for people to be able to purchase guns and better mental health care. I don't believe it should be banned but that it should be harder to get.

    • @gulsinama4449
      @gulsinama4449 6 лет назад

      I agree just because me and my family can from a different country doesn’t mean we can’t speak or it’s okay for us to let others or even ourselves experience what those kids in Florida went through or all of the other school shootings. People used to talk about how immigrants cause all of the problems, I think it is pretty clear that it is not race or culture issue. Our nation is dividing and that can’t happen. If the government could do their job of speaking for the people and make changes so the people could live. People have to understand that it’s not all going to be fast, however there has to be change quick!

    • @alanrogs3990
      @alanrogs3990 2 года назад

      @@gulsinama4449 You can speak all you want but when it comes to another nation's laws you should have zero influence

    • @jackwatson3944
      @jackwatson3944 Год назад +2

      @@alanrogs3990 the influence is down to the observer not the speaker.

  • @IJ72
    @IJ72 6 лет назад +480

    You ppl don't need ISIS, you are doing a good job by yourself! Keep it real!

    • @rookieranger4696
      @rookieranger4696 6 лет назад +30

      Well, if the CIA and Israel would stop supplying ISIS, it wouldn't exist.

    • @tmif99
      @tmif99 6 лет назад +30

      Rookie Ranger and if you’re government would stop supplying everyday citizens with unnecessary guns the US would have a lower mass shooting statistic

    • @Palestine4Ever169
      @Palestine4Ever169 6 лет назад +5

      Anne Smith ppl in the US love guns

    • @vickycano6247
      @vickycano6247 6 лет назад +5

      +Anne Smith it's the fuckin government that orchestrated the shooting omg wake up love this kid that's locked up didn't do it got cnn parading scripted kid's around check out the interviews the mainstream are trying to silence Democrats threatened to do this and they done it... Got fool's like you that are so blind and mind controlled... Once gun's are gone tyranny begins.. More people die by other things each year than what they do by guns... If a physco wants to kill people love even if there was a total gun ban... They will find one.. So get your head out of your arse it's absolute idiots like you that's going to kill this country free speech is next so gun's will be gone then free speech... I would call that loss of freedom and beginning of tyranny... If you hate guns that much go to a gun free country

    • @tmif99
      @tmif99 6 лет назад +23

      Lilly Black if you love free speech that much hun then maybe actually try and speak properly yeah? So you’re saying that the government organised a school shooting, blamed it on an innocent kid and hired teen actors? And you’ve got the nerve to call me the brainwashed one? Seriously love? Fucking wake up. America’s mass shootings are out of control. How many mass shootings have there been since columbine? Gun laws can fucking protect people it would’ve protected those 17 kids, it would’ve protected those 50+ victims of the Vegas shootings and it would’ve protected many more. If they can’t get a gun and still want to try and hurt people then let them fucking try. It would’ve been a lot harder if near impossible for him to do that much damage with a fucking knife.

  • @hopeyoung2147
    @hopeyoung2147 2 года назад +3

    Returning to this video 5/25/22…🤍 Ulvalde, TX. Robb Elementary. 19 children, 2 adults dead. No major gun laws passed since.

  • @droid2550
    @droid2550 2 года назад +3

    this is not England stay out of America business😅😅😅😅😅

  • @professionalcommenter5
    @professionalcommenter5 6 лет назад +280

    James Corden; Let's forget all the haters. In my book, you are first class all the way

    • @DavidS-iw4ei
      @DavidS-iw4ei 6 лет назад +3

      I'm a hater because I don't agree.

    • @pepelapiu2004
      @pepelapiu2004 5 лет назад +1

      I'm not American but I am a gun owner.
      In my country in the last 25 years we more than quadrupled our gun ownership rate. And during that same time, the murder rate, and crime rate dropped by 40%.
      I'm not saying that the guns are causing the drop in crime and murder. Unlike most here, I understand that correlation and causation are two different things.
      But if guns cause crime and murder, why are we seeing the opposite?
      Same thing in the USA.They more than doubled their gun ownership rate in the last 25 years. The number of carry permits almost quadrupled starting at 3.5 million in 2008 to 13.5 million in 2015.
      Yet the US crime rate and murder rate have dropped more than 50% in the same 25 years.
      If guns cause crime, why are we seeing the reverse happening in Canada and the USA?

    • @pepelapiu2004
      @pepelapiu2004 5 лет назад +1

      The Turkey Talker
      Duh! Murder is illegal. We just need to make murder with a gun even more illegal.
      And of course if we make guns illegal, killers will have more trouble getting a gun. Look at how well it worked with drug laws making it harder for drug dealers to......hmmmm. ...never mind.

    • @pepelapiu2004
      @pepelapiu2004 5 лет назад

      I can't be a hater because I have no idea who the guy is. So I have to focus strictly on what he says. And I don't like the bullshit that spews out of that guy.

    • @pepelapiu2004
      @pepelapiu2004 5 лет назад +2

      Onboard Basil
      In the USA rifles are involved in less than 1% of the homicides.
      And by rifles, I mean both the scary assault ones and the not so scary ones combined. If you want to look strictly at the scary assault rifles, the statistic would be even lower.
      The overwhelming majority of gun homicides are done with a handgun or sawed off shotgun. Rifles are just too bulky and too hard to conceal.
      It is pretty interesting when you consider that the AR-15 is what you would describe as a scary black large caliber millitary assault rifle. It's also the most popular and iconic gun in the USA. Every gun owner I know owns at least one AR-15.
      Yet it is involved in less than 1% of all the homicides.
      So why are you so concerned with assault rifles? Because they look scary?

  • @rileyvanorden751
    @rileyvanorden751 6 лет назад +166

    I’ve been doing shooting drills since I was in kindergarten.

    • @jackredmond946
      @jackredmond946 5 лет назад +38

      Riley Vanorden that’s actually sad

    • @prometheustv6558
      @prometheustv6558 5 лет назад +5

      Justen Smith I did fire drills in kindergarten. I should have been finger painting boo hoo.

    • @pillsburrydough9931
      @pillsburrydough9931 5 лет назад +4

      Justen Smith calling some a "republicunt" really takes away from your argument, name calling isn't going to solve anything you two should be have a respectful argument like fucking adults he has different opinion doesn't make him wrong

    • @prometheustv6558
      @prometheustv6558 5 лет назад +1

      Justen Smith You’re right they’re even worse.

    • @wiktoriakowal7542
      @wiktoriakowal7542 5 лет назад

      I did it since preschool, we used to hide in the bathrooms and people knocked on our door. We had to stay quiet and when kids cried too loud they got shushed

  • @juliamcavoy5919
    @juliamcavoy5919 3 года назад +5

    he should stick to car pool karaoke.

  • @BDF5K
    @BDF5K 2 года назад +3

    Four years later, and a few more cowards have slipped through the cracks. What MORE do we have to do to get them all plugged up?!

    • @theyoutubeguy1
      @theyoutubeguy1 2 года назад +1

      You have done nothing to start with.

  • @audioa41
    @audioa41 6 лет назад +500

    I don't understand how American law makers can be so stupid. it's insane! I am American and I am completely ashamed and embarrassed by our county's leadership. : (

    • @GlenWood47
      @GlenWood47 6 лет назад +24

      ba55letmysoulfly Unfortunately, the power of the NRA is absolute in the USA!

    • @liquidsnakeckw
      @liquidsnakeckw 6 лет назад +23

      They are not stupid, they know full well these shootings will happen again, they just don't care about the suffering of their constituent. Why? Because they are bought. As long as the money from their overlord in the NRA and the firearm manufacturing industry keeps lining their pocket, they won't do anything but "thoughts and prayers".

    • @Mwoods2272
      @Mwoods2272 6 лет назад +9

      We voted them in there.

    • @mrd4518
      @mrd4518 6 лет назад +16

      They aren't stupid, that's letting them off the hook. They know what they are doing. They are selfish and greedy for NRA money and power.

    • @audioa41
      @audioa41 6 лет назад

      marisdc good point!

  • @jeriksson7686
    @jeriksson7686 6 лет назад +324

    its difficult to understand how a nation can have these shootings year after year after year and doing nothing.. without gun controls we will be asking the same questions in a near future again and again and...

    • @cgmason7568
      @cgmason7568 6 лет назад +19

      J Eriksson because facts don't care about your feelings more people are saved by guns than killed by them

    • @Trashbagless
      @Trashbagless 6 лет назад +4

      Obama refused to end gun free zones so we voted him out. You call that doing nothing?

    • @03timdol
      @03timdol 6 лет назад +10

      Robert Ayala Rosales But in his place you voted in gun loving Trump. How is that progress. Obama was far from perfect but Trump!...

    • @Scylla94941
      @Scylla94941 6 лет назад +13

      +Robert Ayala Rosales you must be a special snowflake. You probably don't know that but an American president can only be re-elected once. Nobody voted Obama out.

    • @matthewm4325
      @matthewm4325 6 лет назад +1

      J Eriksson. STFU . the fbi/cia did it

  • @fantasticesther
    @fantasticesther 4 года назад +48

    I live in the UK and while it’s not specific to gun crime we have an emergency drill for when someone hostile breaks in or something. We’re supposed to run into any classroom that has a lock and barricade the door with anything we can find and hide.

    • @milowalsh5350
      @milowalsh5350 4 года назад +22

      @Alt Fit
      No higher than the knife crime in america. Compare New York to London in 2018. (both with estimated pop between 8-9 million, London being higher of the two)
      The NYPD murder total for the year was 295. In London, there were 136, giving a rate of 1.5, so New York remains twice as deadly.
      Within this, there were 76 homicides attributed to cutting or stabbing in New York - the exact same number as in London, according to data from Murdermap.
      I don't know why gun loving americans always resort to this argument being completely ignorant to actual statistics. Our knifecrime is no worse than yours, we just don't have guns ontop of that.

    • @genevieve3276
      @genevieve3276 4 года назад +14

      @Alt Fit Got to love that xenophobia! Most knife crime in the uk is perpetrated by gangs based in highly populated areas such as London, whose members are born and raised in the uk...got nothing to do with immigration m8. And I'd much rather someone tried to break into my school with a knife than a gun, because I know FOR A FACT that there would be far less casualties, if any at all. You hear of mass shootings every few months in the usa, yet strangely enough, I've never heard of a mass stabbing...

    • @ginb981
      @ginb981 4 года назад

      Jesus. Sorry, hearing first hand about the drills 'make you think..

    • @genevieve3276
      @genevieve3276 4 года назад +5

      @Alt Fit So you freely admit to your xenophobia?! Lmao. This is laughable , notice how you were unable to refute any of my comments about the scale of destruction caused by guns vs knives, and instead continue to broadcast your blatant racism to the internet "LOL @ born & bred. They ain't white pal" I wasn't aware that skin colour was the only factor that determines nationality! Please continue though, I wouldn't want anyone to miss out on such level-headed and knowledgeable commentary.
      Let's get real, in the usa this year as of Dec 1st, the 335th day of the year, there have been 385 mass shootings (any incident in which at least four people are shot, excluding the shooter).
      That's more shootings, not individual deaths, but MASS SHOOTINGS, than there are days in the year. In the uk there have been 155 individual gun deaths if you include EVERY SINGLE DEATH regardless of motivation or circumstance e.g suicide, police etc. Nobody is denying that the knife crime rates in the uk are terrible, but we are owning up to that fact and trying to fix it, just like everybody in the usa is with gun crime!! Oh wait...

    • @irama9520
      @irama9520 4 года назад +5

      @Alt Fit So your logic is that guns are ok because knifes kill more people and that most of them aren't white(the last part is pretty good fake news btw).

  • @gearbender427
    @gearbender427 3 года назад +8

    "there hasn't been a mass shooting since!!", there wasn't a mass shooting before either !!!

  • @danielysmunoz7659
    @danielysmunoz7659 6 лет назад +608

    Smh so just because he’s not from me here, he can’t make a comment about something? Wow lol I’m not from here either but yet I don’t like Orange guy, and I don’t agree with some of the laws that they have. People can say what they choose!!

    • @thealize808
      @thealize808 6 лет назад +3

      Danielys Muñoz you can do what ever you want 😊

    • @giltyakhtar
      @giltyakhtar 6 лет назад +1

      sonera sharma it's better to get raped than get shot

    • @Fanniiiy
      @Fanniiiy 6 лет назад +10

      Exactly!! Imagine the rest of the world telling America they can't have a say in world politics?! Lol

    • @danielysmunoz7659
      @danielysmunoz7659 6 лет назад +8

      Yeah but you know how people can get when it comes to someone not being from America, when yet there ancestors we're probably never even from here. But they were brought from another country. I really despise when someone tells another person that they need to go back from they came from. When back then if it wasn't for the English people back then killing Indians, using them as slaves. America wasn't a white people place. We have all these white people who claim they are American. BUT YET your ancestor was the reason why you were born in America. Why is United States even called United? If no one in this country is united. Especially with the damn immature president that we have.

    • @fatimamaach2918
      @fatimamaach2918 6 лет назад +4

      He may not be American but he lives there and his kids go to school there, so he has the right to speak about this... Now we're saying that the non American kids that were involved in this mass shootings can't say anything about it? It's their life for God's sake

  • @sanskrutipathak2000
    @sanskrutipathak2000 5 лет назад +77

    My school in india has a drill in case of fire and stuff like that. That's it.

    • @spyidr1892
      @spyidr1892 4 года назад +8

      every school in most modern countries have fire drills

    • @ishaagrawal2174
      @ishaagrawal2174 4 года назад +2

      My school didn't

    • @frosty0077
      @frosty0077 3 года назад +2

      i bunked my whole school years i barely know any drills.

    • @duhduh1996
      @duhduh1996 3 года назад +1

      Your lucky

    • @9ishesh
      @9ishesh 3 года назад

      Jammu Kashmir mein ho?

  • @TablossAF
    @TablossAF 2 года назад +3

    4 years and here we are again

  • @johnnybravo2873
    @johnnybravo2873 2 года назад

    Others: "how pro 2A are you?"
    Me: GRENADES.

  • @georgesavas1717
    @georgesavas1717 6 лет назад +160

    The Japanese are genius. Interview family and neighbors as part of background check. Brilliant!!!!

    • @mixflip
      @mixflip 6 лет назад +5

      George Savas they also don't have a 2nd amendment constitutional right to own guns. It's easy to take away things that aren't constitutional rights.

    • @xxCUPGURLxx
      @xxCUPGURLxx 6 лет назад +8

      u know what else is funny? America is funny. We dont learn from the past, guns are more important than lives in this day and age. Thats funny

    • @lauriemtz8616
      @lauriemtz8616 6 лет назад +4

      DeeGoo Designs It figures that people would twist it around. James said "friends and family" meaning people that KNOW the person wanting a gun, NOT a neighbor which is more like a stranger. Just thought you could use a little help here.

    • @poltronafrau
      @poltronafrau 6 лет назад +5

      It’s not brilliant. It’s common sense.

    • @3MITRY
      @3MITRY 6 лет назад +2

      I never understood why Americans are so attach to their constitution. 2nd amendment pff pls. Yeah sure those constitutions used to work perfectly on the late 1700s not now you guys need to update your constitution. Also even Bejamin franklin also said that the are laws are only meant to be kept in certain about of period of time in able to be always updated!

  • @lizzygrant2282
    @lizzygrant2282 6 лет назад +454

    Long live Japan.. Safest country in the world.

    • @diegokp8533
      @diegokp8533 6 лет назад +69

      Lizzy Grant Switzerland is the safest country in the world.

    • @mp5249
      @mp5249 6 лет назад +11

      Lizzy Grant except for when they wanted to take over the world. Except then... Well, I guess it wasn't safe for everyone else. But, hey, they were fine, unless they were forced to be kamikaze pilots.

    • @Madmancer
      @Madmancer 6 лет назад +32

      The Swiss are allowed to own guns because they are not unstable like a percentage of American.

    • @joehislop1579
      @joehislop1579 6 лет назад +35

      They need to stop slaughtering whales, though.

    • @DavidBlaze420
      @DavidBlaze420 6 лет назад +14

      Mary Hendron what about the US wanting to take over the world? Or European countries during imperialism?

  • @thedude1987
    @thedude1987 3 года назад +3

    Crack down on the criminals. Not the majority of law abiding citizens.

    • @notieming
      @notieming 3 года назад +1

      This is the problem with people like you. Do a experienced drug dealer or a “criminal” who have been to prison several times want to kill someone or commit a mass shooting killing 30 people to spend the rest of his or hers life in prison going through the everyday torture in there? No
      If we now imagine a “normal law biding citizen” who lets say is depressed and just got dumped by his or hers partner. This theoretical person has mental breakdown maybe on drugs grabs a weapon used for home protection to either kill them self or to take revenge on who ever they blame for his or hers misery by killing it or them? Possibly
      It’s never the “criminal” who is the killer, it’s never the criminally obtained gun who is the murder weapon.
      Until people understands that the more time it takes for a mass shooter to get hold of a gun, the less likely it is that a mass shooting is to happen.

    • @thedude1987
      @thedude1987 3 года назад

      @@notieming a good majority of those mass shooters never made it to prison. They killed themselves. Law abiding citizens shoot themselves, or they use it against their gf/bf. You’re right about that, but that’s life. Guns are dangerous, and there are consequences to owning them. But it’s imbedded in our constitutio.., to try and take away a specific firearm, or worse, confiscate, will only make things much much worse. Around %40 if Americans own a gun, or live in a house with someone who does. That’s a lot of people, and roughly 40-45 thousand people die a year from gun violence. Nowhere near %40 percent of the entire US population. Guns don’t kill people, people kill people. People change, good people turn bad, and bad people can change as well. Educate the public on gun safety and their dangers.
      Taking away guns or restricting certain weapons doesn’t help anyone except the criminals. Our country’s culture is so much more different than others. It’s not as easy as other countries have made it out to be

    • @notieming
      @notieming 3 года назад +1

      @@thedude1987
      If we are talking about mass shooting, gun education wouldn’t do shit. The individuals who commit these acts are often educated and can there for use a gun properly. In general are Americans are well educated which is good when there is so many guns around.
      The problem is not that “normal” criminals have guns from the beginning because for a normal citizen, drug dealers running around killing each other is not a big problem. Some may come in the crossfire which doesn’t have anything to do with guns.
      I think that biggest problem that gun wielding Americans is that they don’t see the bigger picture.
      Let’s say in a hypothetical that in a country with as many guns as America, 30.000 people die from gun related incidences, but with guns we can also save 5.000 lives.
      Let’s say that America without guns there is 10.000 people who get killed (which is most likely criminals, which let’s be fair, we don’t really care about), let’s also say that in this world there is 0 lives saved due to no guns.
      What every one reading this can see is that with guns there is a 25.000 people difference in saved lives and lost lives meanwhile in a gun free country there is 10.000 difference.
      I think that pro gun activist doesn’t care about the 30.000 deaths and will only say “we saved 5.000 people”
      Meanwhile we could save 20.000 people by banning guns
      This is what I see when reading you original comment, cracking down on criminals will not do anything, because they will always be there
      School shooters are not criminals (don’t take that out of context)
      Srry if this is a bit rambly

    • @thedude1987
      @thedude1987 3 года назад

      @@notieming I see what you’re saying. Your hypothetical outlook is nice, but this is reality. Taking away guns from law abiding citizens only leaves them defenseless against those who do.
      I’m not sure if you want all guns abolished, or just high capacity semi-auto AR-15s, but either way, the basis of the second amendment is self defense. Guns will continue to thrive in the country legally or illegally so long as we have borders that are not secured.
      Every person I know including myself doesn’t want to see anyone die from gun violence, but it happens.
      Gun deaths will go down when back ground checks become more detailed, and when prison sentences are extended to keep the criminals off the streets for longer. The guns without vin numbers are the only guns that need confiscated. Criminals will not be turning in their already illegal to own guns to the government.
      We haven’t banned alcohol or weed, how many people die a year from accident related deaths to those? Is it a right, or a privilege?
      Taking away something that has dangerous consequences to those who are uneducated does not help out the uneducated, it only demoralizes and creates bitter tension to the majority of a population that believes in personal responsibility over government protection.

  • @Challenger6968
    @Challenger6968 2 года назад +3

    Checking in from the future....
    No
    Nothing's changed

  • @nokia-san
    @nokia-san 6 лет назад +65

    I’m so proud of being Japanese but I’m so disappointed in myself for not knowing how hard the Japanese government is working on the problem
    And more than that, I’m so glad to know that high school students are proving that we can make the right choice even we’re not “matured”
    (I hope my English is okay 🤔)

    • @thecrippledpancake9455
      @thecrippledpancake9455 2 года назад +1

      A little dicy, but we got the message.
      I hope we can make a change here too so less people are killed by gun violence.

    • @ManiacMayhem7256
      @ManiacMayhem7256 2 года назад

      ​@@thecrippledpancake9455
      Ukraine is proof of why an armed populace is good. gun control is a bourgeois capitalist tool to strip the working class and minorities of firearm rights. criminals simply don't follow laws

    • @shottheband
      @shottheband 2 года назад

      Hey did you know more japanese commit suicide than americans commit gun homicide?

    • @kitang9442
      @kitang9442 2 года назад +2

      @@shottheband it’s the difference between taking own’s life and others lives.

    • @kitang9442
      @kitang9442 2 года назад

      @@shottheband and four years later armed Americans still kill innocent victims including children at places which are supposed to be safe. What a joke, a very backward country in gun control.

  • @SteveLionProducer
    @SteveLionProducer 6 лет назад +446

    Japan has it exactly how it must be. Common sense told me if you have to go through so much to legally get a vehicle on the road it must be just a little harder for it to own a weapon but no, not in america

    • @Gungrave123
      @Gungrave123 6 лет назад +10

      If you don't like it, leave the country.

    • @sleepyearth
      @sleepyearth 6 лет назад +39

      I don't see the conservatives leaving the country when Obama was the president..... So what right do you have to ask the ppl who built the country up to leave the country?? Oh You want to reap the rewards off other ppl's hard work? Just stick with your prayers and thoughts.

    • @Mussi93
      @Mussi93 6 лет назад +33

      Gungrave 123 Or change it, you know? The world is changing and if you don't want to change, that's up to you, but don't tell anyone that they have to leave the country just because you're too lazy to take any action.

    • @SNIFFMYBADGER
      @SNIFFMYBADGER 6 лет назад +15

      But the second amendment was carved into stone by God. It can not be possibly be changed.

    • @Euphinful
      @Euphinful 6 лет назад +10

      SNIFFMYBADGER God isn't real either way.

  • @michaelbelt8768
    @michaelbelt8768 4 года назад +9

    Funny. I remember hiding under flammable desks to attempt to avoid nuclear explosion. Nothing has changed; we still live in denial of hard facts

  • @ggfggaming2688
    @ggfggaming2688 4 года назад +75

    Who’s here after ww3 is trending😞😞😞

    • @meeshall4931
      @meeshall4931 4 года назад

      Gg Gaming it’s on now isn’t it. Iran has just retaliated as well.

    • @Whydtheyaddusernames
      @Whydtheyaddusernames 4 года назад

      Meeshall
      No, if a war happens with Iran the USA will win with barely if any lose. Our (the usa’s) army is 10 times better than Iran’s.

    • @Whydtheyaddusernames
      @Whydtheyaddusernames 4 года назад

      AA
      It’s won’t be the death or innocents nor will it be in the millions.

    • @jozefmasny8349
      @jozefmasny8349 4 года назад +1

      I am from the future. There was a WWIII. But the enemy was not Iran. It was an invisible virus from China vs. humanity.

  • @krissidee
    @krissidee 6 лет назад +220

    Well said, James! You keep speaking out! 💖

  • @jorgefarinha8380
    @jorgefarinha8380 6 лет назад +53

    Nothing will change...money will continue to speak louder.

    • @rookieranger4696
      @rookieranger4696 6 лет назад

      Jorge Farinha
      I think of Pinochet's Chilean death squads, the Caravan of death. For anyone who says the need to be armed against a tyrannical government is outdated, I present a relevant case in the Western Hemisphere not too far away and not too long ago. And I am so beyond surprised that this debate always boils down to the same talking points and cliched arguments. The constitutionality of the Second Amendment, the purpose, intent, and relevant historical context is settled law. The debate is over. Of course I realize a lot of people would not like the debate to be over, but it is. Our 2nd Amendment codifies an individual right to bear arms explicitly for the purpose of being a member of an old school 18th century militia, but by no means limited toward that end. Hunting and self-defense are are not the explicit or primary intent of the Second Amendment, but they're covered within the individual right to own a firearm just the same. Some people ask if us gun "nuts" really expect to defeat the United States military. Of course that point is completely moot. Does anyone really expect the US military to fire an American citizens? Who would they shoot at but their families, their friends, and their neighbors? Hostilities or conflict would never get that far. In the 21st century the purpose of owning firearms in defense from a tyrannical government is not some awesome Red Dawn scenario. In the 21st century the ownership of weapons is a symbol of non-compliance. I don't know what circumstances might bring about the use of the Second Amendment or require that symbolism to be displayed. It's not the top marginal tax rate going from 35% all the way up to 39%. It's not a mandate to buy health insurance or an increase in Medicaid spending. I don't know what circumstances would bring the Second Amendment to its historical fruition, but that Amendment serves as a wonderful little "r" republican virtue...a well-armed citizenry.

    • @southbeachmiamiart895
      @southbeachmiamiart895 6 лет назад

      Jorge Farinha ...change can take place if fingerprint sensors were on triggers. When l ran for Broward County Sheriff my main proposal was to deputize concealed weapon licenses and have fingerprint trigger sensors on guns.

    • @eugeneherbertadams9045
      @eugeneherbertadams9045 6 лет назад

      Well said

    • @Tracymmo
      @Tracymmo 6 лет назад +1

      Rookie Ranger -- Completely different situation. And a well-armed citizenry is not in the Bill of Rights. A well-armed militia is. And yes, you are a gun nut.

    • @Tracymmo
      @Tracymmo 6 лет назад +1

      Dragon F So you want a government that does all the things you nuts say you're afraid of. I'm touched by your concern for the victims of gun violence.

  • @mariconor242
    @mariconor242 2 года назад +2

    Yet nothing changed nor will it ever.

  • @CharlieFisherMusic
    @CharlieFisherMusic 4 года назад +31

    "The restriction of guns will no doubt infringe on the civil liberties of Americans"
    How about you tell that to all the dead children. Where were their civil liberties when they needed them most?
    It boils my blood when Americans feel that they can justify their 'freedom and civil liberty' on the blood vulnerable and innocent children.
    What if that was your child?
    Shame on you

    • @Nanofuture87
      @Nanofuture87 4 года назад +20

      So punishing the innocent is fine if it's for the public good? The worst atrocities in history have been carried out by governments using this reasoning. Shame on you.

    • @oooooo6308
      @oooooo6308 4 года назад +11

      Did gun owners kill those kids ?

    • @Matt-uz9ee
      @Matt-uz9ee 4 года назад +18

      Do you blame the car when a drunk driver kills a car full of innocent people?

    • @jyotiradityadeka2905
      @jyotiradityadeka2905 4 года назад +12

      Will you blame the kitchen knives and people who posses them if someone stabs you?

    • @CharlieFisherMusic
      @CharlieFisherMusic 4 года назад +5

      @Lizzie Allen I don't see anyone driving into classrooms to run over kids.. do you? Nor use knives for that matter. Bottom line is your society gives you the tools to make school shootings possible and you find it ok? No where else in the world is it this bad. Legit cant see why peoole cant take their heads out of their asses and see that. It's a fact.

  • @caitrionawright584
    @caitrionawright584 5 лет назад +26

    it was totally silent in that room

  • @taqiyasir8086
    @taqiyasir8086 6 лет назад +387

    Well said James

    • @lucifer-md7qv
      @lucifer-md7qv 6 лет назад

      Taqi Yasir Why dose your name sound like terrorism

    • @gayninja4823
      @gayninja4823 6 лет назад

      Taqi Yasir,,, what this fat twat is not telling you is ,we have a total ban on any fire arms other than sporting,we have the most stringent laws on the acquisition of sporting firearms on the planet,we have had a 60+% increase in firearms crime since the total ban,99.7% of which the guilty parties were using illegal weapons,,we also have laws in place to prevent our citizens from protecting themselves,it is deemed a greater crime for me to injure or kill another person,than the crime they are committing by attempting to injure and or kill me,so if the 2nd amendment gives you the right to defend yourself you would be a fucking idiot to let it go,#love is of no use to you when the homicide detectives are figuring out what happened???

    • @vitalrights7390
      @vitalrights7390 6 лет назад

      Taqi Yasir
      #GunControlNAZIS
      PRO CHOICE on taking their child's life but Anti CHOICE on others' rights to choose what tool to Protect their child's life with!
      #GunControlNAZIS

    • @GermanLibertarian
      @GermanLibertarian 6 лет назад

      Mass murders and massacres in Australia since 1996:
      28 June 1997 Richmond, Tasmania : 5 killed
      8 October 1999 Adelaide : 3 killed
      23 Juni 2000 Childers : 15 killed
      21 October 2002 Melbourne: 2 killed
      7 February 2009 Churchill: 10 killed
      18 July 2009 North Epping: 5 killed
      29 April 2011 Hectorville: 3 killed
      18 November 2011 Sydney: 11 killed
      4 September 2014 Rozelle: 3 killed
      9 September 2014 Lockhart: 5 killed
      15+16 December 2014 Sydney: 3 killed
      19 December 2014 Kearns: 8 killed
      20 January 2017 Melbourne: 6 killed

    • @pudboy123456
      @pudboy123456 6 лет назад

      my guess is - it's because youre a racist

  • @posttyped11
    @posttyped11 4 года назад +2

    There's a good supporting article about this at farceynews.com 12/13/19

  • @feels6233
    @feels6233 4 года назад +39

    And New Zealand handled their business

    • @haleema3115
      @haleema3115 4 года назад +3

      They set the man free. That is not justice for those Muslims who lost so many lives and loved ones. So, no they did not handle their business. There’s so many hatred for Muslims and it’s never gonna stop and it’s sad because they’re so nice. And the judge had no respect or mercy for them.

    • @raidwolf4088
      @raidwolf4088 4 года назад +3

      Their “gun buy back” wasn’t all that successful.

    • @griffy1468
      @griffy1468 4 года назад +1

      @@haleema3115 he hasn't even been sentenced yet, what are you on about

    • @nexus1g
      @nexus1g 4 года назад +1

      New Zealand, in response to innocents being attacked and killed, attacked innocent people who'd done no wrong. Before we even talk about guns, I need you to be alright with you paying the price for someone else's crime. Then tell me how fair and just such a law is.

    • @yusra.
      @yusra. 4 года назад

      @White Boy Guns weren't illegal, magazines were. Regardless, I'm glad the law around that has changed because we won't be having any shootings soon ( :

  • @MVE200
    @MVE200 6 лет назад +363

    From one Brit to another, James, we’re so proud of you! Love from London x

    • @rbeck3200tb40
      @rbeck3200tb40 6 лет назад +8

      He needs to talk about the muslim problem in the UK and Western Europe instead of our constitutional rights here in America.
      From one American to One Brit in London mind your own business ok ?
      Thank you so much

    • @kevinsandells9933
      @kevinsandells9933 6 лет назад +2

      MusicVideosExtreme oh so proud. Kids hear him make fun of our president. And they think they can go to school and do the same things to other kids. Bullying. How many people in England have died by bombs going off in the subways. Sure take the guns away from America. People will probably just make bombs to blow the shit out of places.then what

    • @rookieranger4696
      @rookieranger4696 6 лет назад +1

      I respect you Britbongs, I really do...but whatever you tell us Americans to do, you know very well that we'll do the opposite.
      That's kind of why we're here.

    • @MVE200
      @MVE200 6 лет назад +19

      Kevin Sandells From a Brit’s perspective, I’m very proud of James. You only know him as the presenter on this tv show, what you might not realise is that he worked his way up to where he is now, he’s been on UK tv for years and he’s an absolute legend over here! What do you have to be proud of? Look at the sad excuse of a man that you made your president. You’ve made the biggest dickhead in the world, the leader of the US and potentially one of the most powerful men today. Look in the mirror and see how much you (as a country) have fucked up so badly, before you try and take the moral high ground with me. How can you accuse James Corden of promoting bullying to kids in schools, when you have a president that promotes the use of guns to prevent mass shootings, like that makes any fucking sense.

    • @MVE200
      @MVE200 6 лет назад +15

      Rookie Ranger I know, it just makes me laugh: there’s evidence across many different countries, that banning the sale, use and possession of guns, greatly reduces the number of gun-related deaths and virtually wiped out mass shootings altogether. It’s been proven the the UK, Australia, etc. But for some reason, Americans don’t seem to understand and think that by buying guns, you’re protecting yourselves without considering that you’re allowing someone with mental health issues the access to purchase a weapon and commit mass murder, but then it goes full circle because that then makes you think you need to buy guns... #facepalm 🤦‍♂️

  • @cameronburke8002
    @cameronburke8002 4 года назад +101

    The problem with the gun control debate is the complete inability to compromise and the distrust and hatred of the other side. Liberals see Conservatives as stupid and uneducated and are convinced that they're right. Conservatives see Liberals as weak and inexperienced. Both sides offer examples for an against guns. Conservatives use Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union as examples of why we need guns and Liberals use Britain and Canada as examples of why we don't need them.
    A conservative doesn't understand the liberal logic of no guns and a liberal doesn't understand the conservative logic of guns. Because the two sides don't understand each other they come to distrust each other and with that comes a lack of communication and division. As the two sides drift further and further apart it becomes more unlikely for any cooperation to solve the problem of gun violence.

    • @dannau
      @dannau 4 года назад +5

      The only problem with your reasoning is that it doesn't take i9n account the brainwashing work the NRA does. If the NRA wasn't there, probably the two opposite camps would be much much closer.

    • @Samuel-xf5qz
      @Samuel-xf5qz 4 года назад +10

      Nice comment only problem i saw was that no one uses uk as an example since banning guns really did not go too well for them

    • @111rr5
      @111rr5 4 года назад +2

      Mark Dannau and also the mainstream media and politicians purposely spreading false information and passing gun control laws knowing that they are ineffective to stop gun crimes

    • @stephenwilson9244
      @stephenwilson9244 3 года назад +11

      @@dannau NRA brainwashing??? How, when, etc?

    • @dannau
      @dannau 3 года назад

      @@Samuel-xf5qz wow, ok, Can you explain that please?

  • @corryburton2660
    @corryburton2660 4 года назад +2

    ask New York and Cali how well gun control stops criminals....

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 4 года назад

      New York, where the homicide rate is incredibly low (for a US city)? That one?

    • @corryburton2660
      @corryburton2660 4 года назад +1

      @@ratofvengence you are laughably wrong....
      www.nytimes.com/2019/08/06/nyregion/newyorktoday/nyc-gun-violence.html
      gun-control has 0 effect.... i repeat 0.... only difference is you have 0 defensive use of firearms....

    • @corryburton2660
      @corryburton2660 4 года назад

      @@ratofvengence homicide rate has steadily fallen for decades.... absolutely 0 statistical change with gun laws....point is why in god's name would people saying they are scared of police want everyone except police to give up their guns???? tip you don't need a gun to commit homicide...

    • @corryburton2660
      @corryburton2660 4 года назад

      @@ratofvengence btw mass shootings happen almost exclusively in gun-free zones....

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 4 года назад

      @@corryburton2660 "you are laughably wrong...."
      Really? A quote for your own link; "The center ranks New York sixth out of 50 states for the strength of its gun laws, and 48th out of 50 for having among the lowest rates of gun deaths."
      Do tell how having the 3rd lowest gun death rate in the nation is 'laughably wrong'... :)
      "gun-control has 0 effect.... i repeat 0...."
      You can repeat it all you like, you are still wrong.
      "homicide rate has steadily fallen for decades"
      Steadily? I suggest you have another look. Tight gun laws, combined with more effective policing techniques, have had a massive impact, especially in the 90's. Tighter laws again around 2011/12 dropped the homicide rate still further. If you think it's steady, you need to get someone to show you how to read the data.
      "point is why in god's name would people saying they are scared of police want everyone except police to give up their guns????"
      No-one worth taking seriously is wanting that at all; it;s mostly just the successful NRA scare campaign.
      "tip you don't need a gun to commit homicide..."
      Over 70% of US homicides are shootings, unlike any other 1st world nation.
      "btw mass shootings happen almost exclusively in gun-free zones..."
      Lol no they don't. Please don't just get your information from the NRA and FOX....
      "incidents that took place in private homes accounted for 63 percent of the total number of mass shootings they examined between 2009 and 2016."
      www.washingtonpost.com/news/fact-checker/wp/2018/05/10/do-98-percent-of-mass-public-shootings-happen-in-gun-free-zones/

  • @ellad-ik8yd
    @ellad-ik8yd Год назад +2

    5 years… still zero effing change

  • @featherpendergrass7401
    @featherpendergrass7401 6 лет назад +210

    I agree with James

    • @markarmage3776
      @markarmage3776 6 лет назад

      Feather Pendergrass Why?

    • @haylebayle2978
      @haylebayle2978 6 лет назад +4

      Mark Armage why? Srsly?

    • @thereaper2615
      @thereaper2615 6 лет назад

      You're cute, I'll agree with you. But Seriously, I agree any guns with magazine over 7 bullets should be banned. If you can't hunt with 7 bullets then dont. And its not the action movie where you need to shoot everyone. If 7 bullets cant make you feel safe most likely nothing can. Semi auto and such can be accesible to public only in shooting range, and rented inside shooting range only, not to be carried into the society. People are unreliable, they can snap from anything, and you don't want an angry lunatic with semi auto run rampant.

    • @markarmage3776
      @markarmage3776 6 лет назад

      Weedle Guy You do know that semi automatic shot like a hand gun right? They use those kind because it's easier to shot and defense with than hand guns. And shoot with more stability, use your brain, psychopath will figure out a way to commit crimes, that kid could burn about a class full of students alive with some gasoline or chemical substances, don't blame the objects.

    • @dimplycastle6519
      @dimplycastle6519 5 лет назад

      Feather Pendergrass so you agree with fascism

  • @anndrea4072
    @anndrea4072 6 лет назад +24

    I am not an American Citizen...but i was on vacation in San Diego and for one weekend in Vegas shoortly before the shooting...i saw all this happy People in their country boots and in this time i was a bit jealous that we didn't had the time to go there too. We left Vegas a few hours before it happend to go back to San Diego. When i woke up in the morning i had a lot of messages of my family and friends on my phone. I didn't knew what happend so i looked at the news and i remember how shooked i was...and still be. I thought about all the people I saw in Vegas who went to the festival who are dead or hurt, and about their familys. I was not a victim and i never saw a gun in america, but since that day i didn't felt that save anymore. But I went back to Germany. You have to live with that all day. America is a amazing country and hopefully you create a future for your country were your children can feel save.

    • @larushka1
      @larushka1 6 лет назад

      Ann Drea Now your main fear in Germany is being raped by immigrants....

    • @90sbee30
      @90sbee30 6 лет назад +2

      larushka1 no it‘s not. My main fear here in Germany is the far right party and their neonazis. Not the immigrants.

  • @jamesrowe4220
    @jamesrowe4220 3 года назад +2

    2 years later, no changes at all. What a joke of a country

    • @Nanofuture87
      @Nanofuture87 3 года назад

      We just aren't so far gone as to surrender essential liberty because some talk show hosts told us to.

  • @qwerty.760
    @qwerty.760 2 года назад +2

    And nothing has chqnged since then. Why are gun rights more important than the lives of people?

  • @patriciamolliere2230
    @patriciamolliere2230 6 лет назад +131

    I love this guy's way of talking. He sounds really gentle.

    • @fhhfgj
      @fhhfgj 5 лет назад +2

      Maybe he could talk his way out of shooting spree...yeesh

    • @Anon54387
      @Anon54387 5 лет назад +1

      As he advocates infringing people's rights.

    • @straytowel5305
      @straytowel5305 4 года назад

      Cuz he’s gay

    • @jackalbright4599
      @jackalbright4599 4 года назад

      Funk O'Matic it sounds like you’re the dumb one.. don’t you get it?? It doesn’t matter if you make guns illegal. Criminals don’t care about laws!!! It is my human right to defend myself and if someone is shooting at me, It’s my RIGHT to be able to shoot back. Why can’t you understand this VERY simple concept?

    • @jackalbright4599
      @jackalbright4599 4 года назад

      Funk O'Matic especially if these liberal morons open our borders and let these ANIMALS walk in..
      kaotic.com/video/aWUMJae2_20191016081959_t
      I would LOVE to see you try and talk your way out of being beaten to death by these “fine folks”!

  • @jakelanister523
    @jakelanister523 6 лет назад +165

    As a Republican, I appreciate his tone towards this subject, if only more news stations could take the same approach.

    • @JustinMoralesTheComposer
      @JustinMoralesTheComposer 6 лет назад +19

      Jake Lanister if only more lawful responsible gun owners would demand universal background checks and a mental health evaluation and the NRA's strangle hold on our congress.

    • @jamesbaldwin1616
      @jamesbaldwin1616 6 лет назад +10

      Justin Morales there are universal background checks. If your gonna bash someone or something please do some research and no, news outlets and social media do not count.

    • @kaitlyngarner740
      @kaitlyngarner740 6 лет назад +2

      James Baldwin i thought the state of Tennessee didn't require background checks?

    • @jamesbaldwin1616
      @jamesbaldwin1616 6 лет назад +3

      All states require background checks unless it is a private sale from a person to person and even then its difficult to find someone who will sell without proof like a CCW permit.

    • @kaitlyngarner740
      @kaitlyngarner740 6 лет назад +2

      James Baldwin thanks for clearing that up. Though shouldn't background checks still happen for private sales as a precaution?

  • @kg9836
    @kg9836 2 года назад +3

    Japan has logical and common sense gun regulations. NRA will never ever allow this let alone politicians.

    • @alanrogs3990
      @alanrogs3990 2 года назад

      Because you don't have inalienable rights recognized as coming from a higher power than man.

  • @dluvv19761
    @dluvv19761 4 года назад +7

    Understand this. We are supposed to be free people and safety will never be achieved by giving more power to the government. It's actually stupid

    • @rvpstudioscanada3991
      @rvpstudioscanada3991 4 года назад +2

      Good Fella ... the government IS the people. THEY represent YOU... you voted for them.

    • @dluvv19761
      @dluvv19761 4 года назад +4

      @@rvpstudioscanada3991 they aren't the people and they definitely did not represent us. They represent who the lobbyists pay them to represent.

    • @rvpstudioscanada3991
      @rvpstudioscanada3991 4 года назад +2

      @@dluvv19761 If that is the case, then they need to be voted out and get in the politicians who would DO their job and represent the people that elected them.

    • @dluvv19761
      @dluvv19761 4 года назад

      @@rvpstudioscanada3991 it's too late. All of our rights have already been circumvented

    • @danwbeeston6146
      @danwbeeston6146 4 года назад

      @@dluvv19761 The US ranks 17th on freedom. All those freer nations are social democracies. In the US you are a slave to illness, wages, a corrupt criminal system and live with the threat of being shot all the time

  • @murraytianne
    @murraytianne 6 лет назад +254

    I feel bad for all those people that died in those shootings! It's time for gun violence to end

    • @memethepenguin5011
      @memethepenguin5011 5 лет назад

      ikr

    • @jackredmond946
      @jackredmond946 5 лет назад +9

      Agent- 69 FIB ur the problem

    • @WMdutch
      @WMdutch 5 лет назад

      The Turkey Talker those numbers arent true. And it quite hard to ban something used for cooking... you dont need a gun

    • @WMdutch
      @WMdutch 5 лет назад +1

      The Turkey Talker well times have changed... and all of those guns yall have arent being used against the government. But good job defending your "rights" 😂

    • @WMdutch
      @WMdutch 5 лет назад

      The Turkey Talker it works legit everywhere in europe.... so it would work in the usa

  • @destinyson23
    @destinyson23 4 года назад +42

    James is right. Laws ban things. Remember how prohibition stopped everyone drinking alcohol. Remember how drug laws stopped millions of people dying from drugs? Please America be more like the U.K. we only have to worry about knife crime and acid attacks. Also a buyback is totally legal and is not confiscation....at all.

    • @ratofvengence
      @ratofvengence 4 года назад +8

      To continue the sarcasm, remember how letting any fool have a gun made people safer?
      Oh wait...
      UK homicide rate 1.2/100,000
      US homicide rate 5.3/100,000

    • @zachb1706
      @zachb1706 4 года назад +1

      But backs are a joke, just a bunch of police buying antique weapons of elderly couples.

    • @TheSkeletonSkier
      @TheSkeletonSkier 3 года назад +2

      ratman Remember how 262,000,000 unarmed people were killed by governments in the 20th century alone

    • @Alex-dv5hm
      @Alex-dv5hm 3 года назад +3

      It’s a proven fact that criminals commit less crime after they’ve been shot.
      Breaking news: Criminals don’t check wether or not it’s legal before they commit a crime.

    • @bladeshockk993
      @bladeshockk993 3 года назад +1

      Lol you had us in the first bit

  • @hanibanny4853
    @hanibanny4853 4 года назад +2

    It's crazy

  • @TaZ101SAGA
    @TaZ101SAGA 4 года назад +3

    Everyone's talking about mass shootings, which are tragic, but they are irrelevant statistically speaking, and less than 1% of the annual firearm related death toll, the vast majority of which are suicides, but nobody is talking about that. Of the remaining percentage, 70% of those are gang related. You don't hear anyone talking about a suicide or gang problem. You also don't hear anyone talking about how they're going to get firearms out of the hands of criminals, when they cannot keep drugs out of the hands of criminals. All I hear is how they're going to disarm the vast, innocent majority.

    • @oliverwhittington9461
      @oliverwhittington9461 4 года назад +3

      TaZ101SAGA yes but you are not getting the fact that this is avoidable
      I enjoy going to a shooting range but handguns and high power rifles have no place in modern society

    • @Dero_milsurp
      @Dero_milsurp 4 года назад +1

      oliver whittington no, it’s not avoidable you idiotic child. Every modern society allows guns to be owned. You don’t even know what a “high powered rifle” is. You responded to this man’s WELL thought out comment with complete and utter garbage opinion that doesn’t apply.

    • @TaZ101SAGA
      @TaZ101SAGA 4 года назад

      @@oliverwhittington9461 That isn't a fact at all, it's your opinion. You do not seem to understand the difference between what is an established fact and personal agenda.

    • @rvpstudioscanada3991
      @rvpstudioscanada3991 4 года назад +3

      There is a deeper issue here.. that needs to get resolved. Find the ROOT of the problem, and fix it. In a "rich nation" like the United States, there SHOULD BE no poverty. People living on the streets, fending for themselves. There SHOULD BE systems in place for decent affordable housing, well paying jobs so you can live and support yourself and contribute to the American economy... and fathers should be MORE involved raising THEIR kids into decent productive citizens that they (their children) wouldn't feel rejected and rely on being wanted by joining a gang. There SHOULD BE MORE emphasis on joining a sports team than joining a gang... parents and adults MUST BE a good role model to the younger generation to turn this around. People should volunteer helping the less fortunate.. by donating to a food bank, or serving food to the homeless. Psychiatric hospitals have to get MORE involved in dealing with mental illness. Start teaching morals when the kids are young, so then in turn when they become adults, they can do the same for their younger generation.