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much as you like him, so there's that.
Fuckers.
I did wanna talk about a few things.
It it's not gonna be a a long
episode. It's gonna be a relatively short episode,
but I did wanna talk about a couple
things. One
is
and this is a new format for me,
so so bear with me. I'm not I'm
not particularly
fond of the format that I'm going to
do today, but I think it's
something that I kind of need to get
used to it and
and kind of get out of my my
comfort zone and all that shit. So I'm
trying something relatively new, and let's talk about
current events.
I I I often talk shit about the
people who just
repeat the stuff that's already,
on the Internet. But, obviously, like like always,
I'm gonna give it my own little spin
to it, talk some shit about it,
the good, the bad, the ugly with it.
One topic is
the the doofus
that was just recently sentenced to fifty four
years in jail,
after,
wanting to defend his car,
spending fifty four years in jail now. So
we're gonna talk about that. And then I
do wanna talk about the tenth circuit. This
was fucking weird.
This kind that came out of nowhere.
The tenth circuit
stopped,
a the seven way seven day waiting period
in New Mexico.
The Tenth Circuit historically hasn't been a big
powerhouse for us in the Second Amendment. It
hasn't been a pathway
to
to the Supreme Court. This is why a
lot of people a lot of people here
in the state of Colorado talk shit about,
farms policy coalition,
saying that they never do anything here in
the state of Colorado. And that's primarily why,
they do have a lawsuit going on
with the NRA
and,
I think one other organization
here for the the excise tax in the
state of Colorado. They just passed an excise
tax for firearms, ammunition, and all that stuff.
So they do have a lawsuit going on
for that, but FPC has always said, you
know what? Like, we want to help out,
but the the tenth circuit is not
a place for
us to get to the Supreme Court. Just
historically, it hasn't been a very favorable spot
for,
the Second Amendment. So that that was kind
of weird that out of the the tenth
Circuit where we're getting something that is
somewhat pro gun, somewhat pro gun. It does
have some issues with this, so we're we're
gonna have a conversation about that stuff.
But let's let's start off with Doofus.
Let's start off with,
what the fuck's his name?
Sure.
Orrest. That's funny that his name is is
almost as as close as to what the
fuck happened to him. He got arrested,
for shooting people.
Now the context is,
on 07/05/2023
at approximately 11PM,
Shore was,
awoken by a car alarm outside of his
home
in the 19000
Block Of East 50 Ninth Place, suspecting someone
attempting to steal his Hyundai Elantra. It wasn't
even that fucking cool of a fucking car.
Like, it wasn't a Lamborghini. It wasn't a
fucking,
it it wasn't in a fucking Mazda. Fuck.
It wasn't even a Mustang. It it wasn't
a fucking Camaro.
It was not that that would make it
any better, but, like, it's a fucking Hyundai.
So somebody was attempting to steal his Hyundai
Elantra.
Shore armed himself with a pistol and began
driving around the block in the Elantra.
While circling the neighborhood, he saw a vehicle
he believed was involved in the attempted theft
rather than calling the calling police. This, by
the way, I I'm reading it. Fuck it.
Let me put it up for you guys.
It's not a news article, but this is
directly from the the district attorney.
Seventeenth District, this is Adams in in Broomfield.
So,
rather than calling police,
Shore pursued,
the fleeing vehicle and filed multiple gunshots into
its rear. Aurora police officers later found the
vehicle, and the victim had been,
the vehicle,
the victims had been driving crashed into
the backyard of a fenced home along 50
Eighth Circle. The trunk, roof, and rear rear
windshield
were damaged by gunfire, and investigators determined that
one bullet had passed through the driver's seat
into the driver's back.
The two juvenile occupants fled the vehicle after
the crash ensured continue firing at them.
The passenger, a 14 year old boy, was
found unconscious
a short distance away with gunshot wounds to
the back to his back and hand
sustained while running from the vehicle. He died
at a local hospital. The driver,
a 13 year old boy, was shot in
the back, but managed to reach a relative's
home and was taken to,
the hospital. He survived his injuries.
Shore claimed he,
he fired in self defense after being shot
at, but an extensive investigation found no evidence
that anyone other than the defendant
possessed or fired a weapon.
Forensics testing determined that Shure fired a total
of 11 shots during the incident.
At the time of the shooting, Shure was
a tech, a tech technical sergeant with the
US Space Force in Aurora.
So Dufus
decides that he's gonna take the law into
his own hands
and and kill one and injure another one.
And in the state of Colorado, if you
guys understand the law, I I was gonna
look it up for for Texas because this
is where everybody's gonna fucking oh, Texas. And
I could probably do it here live.
But here in the state of Colorado, if
we follow lexisnexus.com/hottopics/colorado,
if you go to 18
I'm sorry, eighteen one.
If we go to 18, boom, and then
we go to part one, article one.
And then in seven,
use of force again in defense of property.
Use of force in defense of property
in the state of Colorado. Now
I I always have to say this just
because the law says so something doesn't mean
that's what you should follow, but I I
do wanna
kind of focus on this whole legal stuff.
A person is justified in using reasonable and
appropriate physical force upon another person
when and to the extent that he reasonably
believes that is necessary to prevent what he
reasonably believes to be an attempt by another
person to commit theft, criminal mischief,
criminal mischief, or,
criminal tampering involving property, but he may own
he may use deadly physical force under the
these circumstances only in defense of himself
or another as described in eighteen one seven
zero four.
So this person was not meeting any single
one of these guidelines,
from a legal perspective.
From a legal perspective, this individual was not
none of the shit fucking fell, in in
in play.
He was defending
a a vehicle outside of his house.
He knew he could potentially be in trouble,
so he grabbed a gun.
That for me is right off the bat.
We just I just did a video talking
about, when you can defend yourself with a
firearm. There was a a situation with the
lady that was sexually assaulted,
and,
we we argue that it doesn't matter what
the law says. What you should really focus
on is
are are is my expected benefit,
significantly outweighing the known or perceived risks? Is
the benefit worth the risk? So now this
motherfucker's gotta ask himself, doing fifty four years
in jail, is it worth the Hyundai Elantra?
Is is all of this worth fifty four
years in jail? By the time he gets
out, his wife's gonna be with somebody else.
Somebody else is gonna be raising his kids.
Somebody else is probably already sleeping in in
his fucking bedroom.
So somebody else is gonna be doinking his
wife. Somebody else is going to be raising
his kids.
By the time he gets out, he's gonna
be too old to be,
benefiting from any of that stuff. So was
the Hyundai Elantra being safe? Was it all
fucking worth it?
I'm not even focusing
on on the fact that he killed kids
yet,
or he killed one one kid. Because I
know some of you guys are gonna be
like, well, those kids shouldn't have been doing
that stuff. And we probably agree. We we
agree that these fucking kids should not have
been in fact, his family members.
One of the stories that that I looked
up, his family members were like, we're we're
not excusing it. The DA did. The DA
was like, they shouldn't have died. They shouldn't
have been shot. And I agree with it.
They shouldn't have, but the kids shouldn't have
been fucking stealing shit either. Let let let's
not let's not do that.
His family members that talked to to the
reporter said, yeah. These kids were not innocent
humans. The they were not
they shouldn't have been shot. But I'm sure
this particular
relative is probably, like, if if they would've
sauced them up and fucking thrown hands and
this dude, like, whooped his ass, like, we'd
we'd probably be okay with it.
But I don't think anybody's okay with this
idea of of the killing of the kids.
But let let's set that aside because I
know some of you guys get a hard
on
by the fact that this dude did the
stuff. Right? Because I mean, you guys got
little peckers,
and it it wants to, like, poke his,
little fucking head out because you guys are
are are not
civilized, I guess, to a certain degree. A
few of you guys. Most of you guys
are are kind of on board with, like,
this shouldn't have happened.
But let's let's let's just set that shit
aside,
and let let's talk about
what if these were adults.
What if these people were murderers
and were willing to murder the dude for
his Hyundai Elantra?
It was that severe. It was that bad.
This dude thought
it was still a smart idea for him
to go out there with the gun knowing
that he could potentially get into a shootout
over a car.
This is a whole another level of fucking
stupid.
If I think
there is danger outside
to the point where I need to arm
myself,
what I'm gonna do is not go outside.
What I'm not going to do is go
out there
and have a conversation
with,
with danger outside. I'm not gonna go try
and and reason with fucking stupid outside. I'm
not gonna go out there and fight the
dumb
shit. Not fucking worth it. It's just not
worth it for me in any way, shape,
or form. My expected benefit of defending the
car
is not enough for that level of fucking
risk.
That shit is dumb.
If you're grabbing a gun
if you're grabbing a gun
to defend
stuff that's outside,
you've already lost the whole battle,
whether it be internal, whether it be with
your emotions, whether it be with your little
fucking pecker,
you've lost the fucking fight.
You're not winning. You're not doing what you
think you're doing.
That's not being righteous. That's not being,
principled. That's not that's being fucking stupid. Plain
and fucking simple. This is this is you
being a fucking idiot
going out there to fight over stuff.
And I know a lot of humans like
to do things only if the law allows
you,
but even the even the the Texas
law.
And again, I I ran out of time,
but you can do
a basic search of the actual laws
in Texas.
And even in Texas, it's not
as
barbaric as you think you are because everybody's
gonna say, well, in Texas, if they steal
my candy, you could just shoot them in
the face. Like, that's not that's not even
that's not even the way it goes.
A lot of it is is tied in
with burglary and robbery, which have specific definitions
of them using some sort of tool to
hurt you to take the stuff. Colorado has
that as well. In Colorado, somebody's trying to
rob you. They're holding you at night point,
at gunpoint, at bludgeon point, but now you're
defending your life, and that's that's the item.
But even so, again, the the law should
not determine whether or not you defend
life.
Am I going to die, or am I
not going to die? You you should not
be increasing your risk for
very low benefit.
Now if that was my fucking kid outside
being kidnapped, it's fucking well worth the fifty
four years. Like, for me, it's it's well
worth the fifty four years. If somebody kid
kidnaps my my child, then,
I'm fucking hunting those motherfuckers down. Because this
is this is what the fuck this dude
dude did. He got in his car, didn't
see them. He just heard the alarm, got
in the car, and drove around
and looked for a car that looked like
maybe they could have been the one stealing
him.
And then he started shooting at the fucking
car as it was driving away and then
lied that he was being shot at, and
that's the reason why. And then he fucking
the kids got out, and they started running
away from it. And then he continued shooting
at him as the fucking kids like, your
life's not in danger, dude. Your life's not
in danger not even a fucking little bit.
You are fucking stupid. Fifty four years, he
got lucky that he was only seeing fifty
four years.
When it comes to self defense,
even if he believed that, well, the law
would allow me to do this. Just because
the law allows you to do something or
disallows you to do something doesn't mean you
should do it or don't do it.
The law disallows me from doing all kinds
of shit,
and I'm still gonna do it because it
it's beneficial, and it's actually the correct thing
to do.
Following the law is not
a a good thing. Following the law is
is what people do when they need other
humans to tell them what the fuck to
do.
I don't need the government to tell me
to be a decent human being. At least
I don't believe so.
Going out and getting into gunfights
because, again, let let's just let's just pretend
that it went the way he thought it
did in his brain where somebody was shooting
at him.
If somebody starts shooting at me because you
were trying to steal the car, obviously, you
want the fucking car way more than I
do.
There's no car in the world that I
want that bad that I'm willing to get
into a fucking gun, a shootout with. Not
even a little bit. I I don't even
know. I don't even believe that I'd get
into a fucking fighting a match with you,
a wrestling match with you over a fucking
car.
This is
this is stupid. This is fucking dumb.
I think this is
I agree with this. I'm just putting it
up there. Don't go somewhere with your gun
that you wouldn't go without your gun.
My Mexican brain is trying to to to
decipher that, but I it's
it's dumb to to take that pause and
and want to go get into a shootout
over a fucking car. Way too many gun
people. And I see this in in classes
a lot.
It it is it is weird how obsessed
humans are over protecting
stuff and things.
Are you willing to die for it? Are
you willing to
go Google how many people have died in
that same circumstance trying to defend a car.
Now you're dead. And, again, somebody else is
fucking your wife. Somebody else is raising your
kids. Somebody else is is putting on your
boots, and somebody else is is crying over
your grave over a fucking car. It's not
even it's not even worth it aside from
the well, it's my stuff, and it's the
thing. I get it.
I I get it. At some point, people
get fed up and frustrated and whatever. Do
these kids did they need to fucking get
punched and and and the fucking noogie and
inflict in the fucking teeth or or whatever?
Yeah. I think we could all agree that
people steal your cards, especially teenagers. Because one
of the things that the family member said
is,
kids make mistakes, and that's that's true.
Let let's pull this shit up. I've done
it before. I'll fucking do it again.
So
bear with me.
There we go.
I I know that people make mistakes.
I 100%
understand.
I don't even know why I'm giving this
fucking website,
clicks. They probably don't even get clicks anymore.
But I I understand
that people make mistakes. I I I I
get it. I understand.
I I also understand accountability, and I also
understand,
like, this shit, like, fucking
my my skin is, like, fucking it it's
kinda cringey. It's whatever. It's not something I'm
proud of. But there you go. There's my
mugshot. You can find it. It's,
Denver Post is the very first one that
that actually,
brought this shit up,
and I I get it. I I I
understand wanting to hold people accountable, and I
understand wanting to punish humans.
But let's set that aside. Are you willing
to die for the stuff? Are you willing
to die for the thing?
And and I would hope the answer is
no because it's just the car, and and
the car can be replaced.
So this human is now doing fifty four
years in jail.
Fifty four years in jail is what he
was sentenced to. I think he could have
done, like, a total of sixty something years.
It'd be interesting to to have a conversation
with him now and see how he feels
about defending cars.
And and and I'm serious when I say,
like, I'm gonna try and make that happen.
I know now in in 2025,
if you're in prison, it's basically just fucking
summer camp.
So I I'm genuine when I say I'm
gonna let this shit settle, let his brain
settle, and then have a conversation with him
to see how he feels about defending cars.
He might still feel the same way. He
might still be like, yeah. Fuck. Yeah. 54
in jail is is worth it being away
from my wife.
It is worth I don't know if he's
got kids. I'm I'm assuming he's got kids.
But I I I don't know for sure.
But if he's got kids, like, I I
wonder if it's worth being away from from
your child for fifty four years,
for the stuff and the things. And,
I don't think it is. I don't I
don't think it is. But at any rate,
here in the state of Colorado,
not legal to to defend stuff and things.
In fact, most places in in The US,
not legal for you to defend things and
stuff,
outside of
it being part of your life being in
danger. Like, if your life is in danger
and it's part of the carjacking, it's part
of,
then you can do it.
But at any rate,
another thing that that is that is happening
in the the second amendment, and this just
happened, I believe, on Tuesday, if I if
I'm not mistaken. So I'm a little late
to the game. I'm a little late to
to this as well.
But in the tenth circuit,
the the tenth circuit is,
a
circuit that presides over it's a it's an
appellate court that presides over,
Colorado,
New Mexico,
Wyoming, if I'm not mistaken, Utah,
Oklahoma, and Kansas. Oklahoma and Kansas.
I'm gonna verify that really quick. I'm gonna,
verify the tenth circuit courts,
of appeals,
but I I think I'm I'm correct.
Yeah. It's Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico,
Oklahoma, Utah, and Wyoming.
For whatever weird reason,
Oklahoma is split up into three different,
districts,
Eastern, Northern, and Western. Oklahoma ain't that fucking
big,
but it's Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Utah, and
and Wyoming.
A lot of the cases come out of
Colorado
because Colorado has been
been kinda crazy. Colorado and New Mexico have
gotten crazy with their gun laws. New Mexico
has been crazy with their gun laws for
for quite some time, a little bit soon.
They started a little bit sooner than than
Colorado,
and then Colorado soon later followed. So a
lot of the court cases come out of,
out of here, but,
a three judge panel of federal appellate judges
ruled Tuesday that New Mexico seven day waiting
period on gun purchases
likely infringes,
citizens' second amendment rights, putting
the law,
on hold pending a legal challenge. So they
they're putting the law on hold pending a
legal challenge. Now why does that matter here
in the state of Colorado for those of
you guys that are listening?
Well, first of all, it it's Guns For
Everyone National. We're we're trying to not be
so Colorado centric.
We're trying to expand to to more things.
But, also,
Colorado
is still where we're at, and Colorado is
where we do a lot of our our
classes. And a lot of those of you
guys watching are affected by what happens in
Colorado. And, again, the tenth circuit is is
Colorado. In fact, this particular one is here
in the state of the actual office is
here in the state of Colorado.
So that's why it matters for us here
in Colorado. Also, Colorado has a three day
waiting period. So what does that mean to
the three day waiting period here in the
state of Colorado? Does that mean
that,
this challenge has to be put on this
law has to be put on hold
until,
there the this is over.
And here's what happened.
This is why you shouldn't be in favor
or you should be careful with how you
support a political party or
something that you believe has nothing to do
with the second amendment.
Cooling off periods do not fit into a
into any historically grounded expectations to the right
to keep and bear arms and burden,
and burden conducts,
conduct within
burden conduct with within the second amendment and
the fucking ESLs kicking in within the second
amendment scope.
Wrote to judge Timothy,
Timkovich.
We conclude that New Mexico's waiting period act
is likely an unconstitutional
burden on the Second Amendment rights of the
citizens. They also, wrote up in the this
in this opinion,
if you go read it, they they talked
about this idea that
when you put a seven day waiting period,
it essentially treats every human as if they
were
the bad guy,
instead of
punishing just the criminal and just the the
human doing the bad things,
the seven day waiting period
assumes that everybody
is the bad guy. This is why I
don't
like background checks.
Some of you guys are like, what the
fuck you mean? Like, we know no background
checks? We shouldn't have background checks because some
of you guys love background checks. This is
a consequence of background checks.
Once you start saying that one law is
reasonable, then they're all reasonable.
Because what what's to say what's reasonable and
what's not? The people that are in office,
they're the ones deciding what's reasonable, what's not
reasonable in this particular context.
So once you start introducing shit that everybody
agrees on, like background checks,
it is very fucking slippery slope to get
into this right here. A background check treats
me like a criminal. It it assumes that
I'm a bad guy before actually proving that
I'm a fucking bad guy. Well, how would
we know? How do we stop the stuff?
That's freedom.
You either like freedom or you don't like
freedom. You can't say I like freedom, but
that's how restrictions on the freedom.
That's that's not that's not how how freedom
works.
So here's the other thing about supporting a
candidate,
a a political party
that
does things that you might like in other
sides and how it affects the the guns.
So why isn't Colorado
benefiting from this this ruling? Why isn't Colorado
benefiting from this stuff?
Colorado enacted a three day waiting period in
2023.
The law was immediately challenged in federal court,
but a judge has allowed it to stay
in effect
while the case moves forward because the state
is covered by the tenth circuit.
The ultimate outcome of the New Mexico case
could apply here. However,
in Tuesday's ruling, the tenth circuit panel noted
that the lower court should apply its injunction
in the New Mexico case narrowly.
In keeping with the new president,
precedent
set by the Supreme Court's ruling in the
birthright citizenship case earlier this month.
Now a lot of people who who are
on the red team,
celebrated that, celebrated that as as a victory,
the birthright stuff. And if you guys are
not familiar, Supreme Court limits nationwide injunction on
birthright citizenship
order. So, basically,
nationwide injunctions,
are no longer a thing,
essentially.
The Supreme Court in a six three decision
along
ideological lines on Friday sided with the Trump
administration's
request to limit universal injunctions issued by federal
courts.
The opinion in the birthright citizenship
case was highly anticipated. Now I'm Mexican. My
parents came here illegally, so I benefit from
birthright citizenship. So
I I'm I'm not speaking to it
as a human who benefits from from birthright
citizenship. I'm speaking to it from somebody who's
affected by the second amendment,
because of this ruling. This ruling now says
that the New Mexico thing,
which could have fucking covered Colorado, can no
longer cover Colorado
because Trump said, in one case, I don't
want it to cover every state. And if
there's an injunction, localize it.
Make it very, very localized so it only
affects that particular,
thing. That way we can continue
disallowing it everywhere else.
And a lot of people who are gun
people I've seen it on the fucking Internet.
I've seen it on the fucking Internet.
A lot of people who are gun people
were also like, yeah. This is a victory
for the the conservatives or for the Republicans
or for my overload or who who I
really love.
And us people who don't
who don't fall in line with the political
party,
we sit back and we say, no. This
is bad.
I don't care about that subject. I don't
care. Even as somebody who who came from,
illegal immigration, I don't I don't that's not
my subject. That's not my area.
My my area is,
freedom and guns. That that's that's what that's
what I like to to kind of stick
to is freedom and guns.
And when you look at it from a
freedom perspective,
we've seen this shit coming. We've seen this.
We're like, well, fuck.
Now anytime there's a a a court ruling,
now every time there's an injunction that's gun
related,
it's not going to benefit
the entire nation. It's only gonna benefit a
very localized area. And here we go.
We see this
happening right before our eyes.
However, in Tuesday's ruling, the tenth circuit panel
noted that the lower
court should apply its injunction in the New
Mexico case narrowly,
in keeping with the new president set by
the Supreme Court ruling in the birthright citizenship
case earlier this summer.
So this is something that
Trump wanted.
Trump
wanted
to keep injunctions,
very limited to to limit that. So and
by the way, the the other side was
like, no. They should be universal.
And if Biden would have asked for it,
it it we'd it'd be the opposite. Right?
The the ones over on this side would
be like, well, yes. I love it. And
then the ones over on this side would
be like, no. I don't love it. Like,
they would just swap arguments. That's all they
fucking do is swap arguments.
And then those of us who who are
actually affected by this stuff
or could benefit from a certain thing,
we always have to look at it and
say, no.
We have to look at how it affects
everything else.
I get it. Some of you guys may
be immigration people and and and somehow, some
way where you were affected by it and
and
whatever the fuck reasons you you have it,
you gotta understand this affects everything. Gun stuff
affects everything else.
The way the courts move affect everything else.
So I'm not interested in whether I agree
with it or not. I'm I'm interested in
how it's going to affect everybody
in the long run because that's what happens.
People are so fucking consumed with, do I
agree with it or not,
instead of, does it support freedom or does
it not support freedom?
That that's how I I I have to
look at it because my my gun rights
are affected by freedom. Plain and simple. All
freedoms.
Not just the freedoms I agree with. All
freedoms.
This is why guns for everyone has been
trying to get potheads
their concealed carry permits for a very long
time. It it I don't do the marijuanas.
I think if you do the marijuanas,
you you you're weak, motherfucker.
If you do the marijuanas, that that's your
problem. That's not my problem. I I will
fight for your rights to do the marijuana
is not because I do it, but because
it affects guns.
It affects the stuff that that I do
enjoy. It affects my freedom. It affects my
liberty. It affects the way I move around.
What it this is a fucking snowballing effect.
This is Domino's.
Trump,
FPC just posted, and I have to pull
it up so I'm correct on this stuff.
There was an issue that happened,
I believe, out of Texas.
Here here we go.
FPC
today,
warned of a new Trump administration
strategy to block enforcement of constitutional
rights.
If you actually
go in there and and you read,
in Texas, firearms policy coalition today warned of
a new Trump administration
strategy to block enforcement of constitutional rights.
In its recent brief,
in Elite Precision Customs versus ATF, FPC second
amendment lawsuit challenging
the federal ban on purchasing handguns outside
a person's state of residence.
The Department of Justice argued that if f
p FPC is successful in striking down the
law, the court should enter,
an extremely narrow injunction
that would leave the un the unconstitutional
law in place
for everyone except two individuals
and one Texas firearms retailer. Again, it's that
birthright citizenship.
So now
FPC is trying to get people in in
Texas
to be able to buy guns in other
states.
Being able to buy guns,
because right now, the way it works is
if you're in the state of Colorado,
I can't go buy certain guns in Wyoming.
I can't go buy certain guns in New
Mexico.
If FPC wins this lawsuit,
it could have benefited me because now that
would have applied to me, and I could
have gone to New Mexico to buy any
gun that I want.
But because of this birthright citizenship thing, now
DOJ,
which right now it's a Trump administration
issue,
The DOJ
is saying, nope. We already have a ruling.
It could only be, a narrow in a
narrow injunction,
and it's only gonna benefit a certain amount
of humans.
Well, that's that's that's the Trump administration
at work in this very moment. The Trump
administration is fucking me over
because of of what it's doing. And we've
seen this the very first time around. A
lot of people,
and I already see the the numbers dropping
as soon as I start talking shit about,
the administration.
You you can kinda see the fucking numbers
dropping in in viewership.
Maybe it's just a coincidence, but,
that happens. People have their feelings hurt. And,
again, we're we're not a political
organization. We don't give a fuck. We're gonna
talk shit about the ones that are affecting
us. His first term,
he didn't do a fucking thing for us.
His first term, he didn't do a fucking
thing for us
in the second amendment. In fact, there was
a whole company that went under because he
supported anti gun stuff.
We have to be careful with that. His
support
of bump stock being banned
led to
the FRT triggers stuff, and that led to,
certain switches and accessories being banned because they
were considered
a full auto.
The ATF took that shit what Trump said
and, like, well, fuck it. We'll we'll apply
it to everything else. Trump agrees with us.
A lot of red flag laws were enacted
because of
Trump's support for red flag stuff. In in
fact, the current AG
was go find the videos hugely in favor,
and I get it. Some people can change,
although according to Trump, they they don't.
And when the next president comes in, we'll
we'll have the same arguments. When Biden was
in,
we we had the same arguments.
Is this is a freedom issue. This is
not a political issue in any way, shape,
or form.
So,
yes, this is a small victory. The tenth
circuit panel blocks New Mexico seven day waiting
period on gun purchases.
It is a small victory, but, unfortunately, we
cannot benefit from it here in the state
of Colorado
because of what the Trump administration has has
fought for,
and succeeded in in the Supreme Court. And
that's anytime there's an injunction, it can now
only really be
benefiting a a very small amount of humans,
not everybody. That's not a win for the
second amendment. Small win,
but it could have been bigger. It it
could have been bigger,
and and that's unfortunate. That's unfortunate. We'll we'll
celebrate the small victory, and hopefully, it it
eventually does benefit us when it goes to
Supreme Court.
Hopefully, this gets overturned,
and and hopefully, it goes our way. But
we'll we'll see how that goes. We'll see
how it goes. This is kinda just one
of those warnings.
It's one of those warnings where be careful
where you're supporting one thing, and you think
that it it's it's it's helping us
as a society,
you have to think about the long run.
You have to think about how is this
going to affect me in the future? How
is this going to affect
the kids in the future?
Freedom is uncomfortable. Freedom is is is fucking
weird. Freedom is is dangerous. Freedom is
is doing shit that that being a part
of shit that you may not agree with
personally.
I've had to face that reality a very
long time. There's a lot of stuff that
me, personally,
I am vehemently against.
But in the name of freedom, I have
to accept because it's freedom.
If my neighbor isn't free, I'm not free.
If the person I disagree with isn't free,
I'm not free. It's it's a two way
street. If I want freedom for myself,
the other people have to be free as
well. Now here we have an issue
where something that doesn't have anything to do
with guns. I get it. I understand.
We we're not an organization that likes to
conflate
other issues,
but we have to understand every time we're
supporting something, it affects guns.
So next time you're out there and you're
asking your politician to support a particular thing,
understand that it affects other things,
and how that may may affect other things.
The homie, Ted, he says he's not going
nowhere.
Anarcho Barbie. Anarcho
Barbie. I always have a hard time saying
that. I don't know why that fucks me
up because I wanna complete it.
But Anarcho,
Barbie,
you cannot fix
problems the government created through government. Yeah.
It it's it's it's fucking weird. It is
government
trying to solve government,
and government can't solve government.
It it's it's us realizing that we need
our independence, and we need our our freedom
from all of this stuff. But we're we're
in it. Right? Like, we're we're here.
We've got the the the government involved whether
we like it or not,
and and I hate it.
It's now on us to understand that
this is a fucking domino effect. It's a
domino effect.
At any rate, that that's my rant for
today.
There's no fucking way I can do two
hours.
I do wanna, again, take the opportunity to
have you guys
remember that it's this shit's on you
when you're advocating for yourself. There there's been
certain events that happen here in the state
of Colorado. We're currently
not
fully fighting Adams County and Arapahoe County. Now
Adams County has joined the fight.
And a lot of it could have been
solved if the individual takes it upon themselves
to to advocate for themselves. We're thinking about
having or I'm thinking about it. I haven't
talked to Isaac about this,
but I'm I'm I'm thinking about having a
little seminar or a webinar or whatever it
is you wanna call it about
how to advocate for yourself
and and truly being a citizen advocate,
a citizen lobbyist, I guess, if you wanna
call it.
A lot of this shit could be solved
if if everybody just advocated for themselves instead
of, basically, what's happening is people are being
told no by the government,
and then people just tucking their tail between
their legs and then running away from government
without a fight.
And we have to stop that. Like, if
the government tells you no, you should be
like, wait the fuck a minute. Why not?
Let's have a conversation. Let's have a dialogue
on on why not.
We're not quite at seventeen seventy six. I'm
not encouraging that in any way, shape, or
form.
People have been listen who have been listening
to this for a very long time understand
that that I truly believe
that the tree is overdue for watering, but
I'm not willing to do the watering, because
I'm a little bitch. 100%
accept that.
I'm not at that that point, but it
it
So the the alternative, it's it's let's fight
back even if it's just with words
at this very moment at this moment and
see where the fuck that leads. The problem
is is way too many fucking humans,
are
are afraid to even just say, hey. I
don't agree with this. Let's read the law.
Let's have a dialogue. Let let's educate each
other about why the fuck this is happening.
We don't mind getting in. We don't guns
for everyone does not mind stepping in.
Guns for everyone
doesn't mind doing the fight.
Shit is exhausting.
Shit is exhausting. There's there's a reason why
Rocky Mountain gun owners doesn't do these fights.
There's a reason why
CSSA,
the other one, doesn't do these fights.
Shit's exhausting. It's very expensive.
We don't get the donations to to do
this full time.
So it's it's almost like either you pay
us a lot of money to do it,
which
based off of our current donations, that's that's
not gonna happen,
or you do it yourself.
You can't have both. You can't say, Edgar,
do this shit for free.
I went to your class, and I didn't
donate. But now I want you to solve
all my fucking problems
because I'll do it. I'll I'll fucking do
it because it's it benefits freedom. Not because
it benefits you, but because it benefits freedom.
So I'll I'll do it, but it's
at some point, I can't do it at
the risk of of losing literally everything because
that's where I'm at right now, at at
risking
everything,
fucking everything
all because you don't wanna come in. When
I say you, it's a collective view. I
don't mean you individually. It's a it's a
fucking collective view. So at some point, you
individually
have to stand up for yourself and quit
fucking taking it just because that's what you've
been taught. You gotta give the next generation
something better.
There there's a lot of people that that
I I love and are near dear to
my fucking heart that are like that weak
as fuck and won't fight back and
won't say anything. And if the government says
this is it, then fucking,
like, I'm scared as fuck. Like, that's not
a good future for freedom. That's not a
good fucking future for freedom.
We have to be better. So we're we're
gonna design a little curriculum or a little
seminar or webinar or whatever or series
on how humans can advocate for themselves
on how to do what the steps are,
what the process is. Because some of you
guys, it's not even that you won't fight
back because you don't know how. Like, you
don't understand how the process and how navigate
some of it is just as easy as
sending a fucking angry email or a nice
email. Some of it does require some
order, I guess, to a certain degree and
and and a a certain process that that
goes with it. So
we'll we'll talk about all that stuff, and
we'll we'll have the the stuff and the
things.
We finally got to a point on YouTube
where where we can have super chats. I
don't know what the fuck that is, but
it also allows us to hold,
like, little little groups and and sections. I
know x does that.
We don't get much traction on on x.
X is turning into a really toxic fucking
place,
and I'm I'm too old for for being
toxic and all that shit. I don't mind
debating and arguing
for for a purpose, for a reason, but
x just wants to argue just for the
the sake of fucking arguing. So we don't
do too much over there.
But we've thought about setting up little groups
and shit like that, and and well, we'll
we'll keep you guys updated.
At any point, this has already gone a
lot longer than I thought it was going
to to go just,
by myself.
So I appreciate
the the handful of humans that that were,
participating. And for those of you guys that
are not watching live that are watching
later on,
super duper, appreciate you guys watching and and
doing the comments and,
saying words and and sharing this and and
telling other humans about this stuff. But
at any rate, I wanna try something different,
and,
I felt gross about it, but we did
it.
Gunsforeveryone.com/legalfund.
We need,
support for that stuff. I know
everybody's broke right now,
and that shit's trickling down to to us.
Follow us on the things and the stuff.
Tell your your friends about us. We got
competitions coming up. We've got
a seminar for instructors who are struggling on
how to have the conversations
that the new training requirements is having you,
hold. So we we've got a bunch of
stuff coming up.
A lot of the stuff you can find
on our website, gfenational.com,
gfenational.com.
Gunsforeveryone.com
is kinda just like a landing page. It's
just a place where we're on we link
you to other places. That's kind of our
our main one, gfenational.com.
That's kind of where all of our class
and instructor information is at.
The podcast,
is gunsforeveryone.com.
The blog, the the new stuff, all of
that shit, it's gunsforeveryone.com.
Little little confusing, but,
it makes sense once you've navigated it. I
I'm also interested. I've added ads.
I know I I I'm not super fond
of it. But if you guys navigate on
gunsforeveryone.com,
see if it's overwhelming
or not,
click it so it can pay me, like,
12¢. I think Google owes me, like, 12¢.
We really are at that point. Like, I
I I've never wanted to implement those annoying
ass fucking ads,
but we're at a point where, like, I
gotta make money somehow. Like, it's literally at
that point where, like, I'm
it's gross because I don't like it, but,
like, we have to fucking make money somehow.
So go check it out and see if
the ads are too overwhelming. Give me some
feedback on that shit because I don't wanna
I I wanna make money because my kids
fucking eat, and and the Internet needs to
get paid here. And the office where we
do classes needs to get paid and
and and all of that shit. Like,
my time when I'm arguing with the sheriff
on your behalf is is worth worth something,
people tell me.
So, like, I have to fucking make money,
but I also don't wanna annoy the shit
out of people that are trying to just
watch a fucking video. So,
all of this,
they're not ads. They don't pay me to
to do that stuff. It's just friends who
own companies, so I promote their stuff.
Gideon doesn't pay me. Avidity Arms doesn't pay
me. It's the gun that I carry.
So doing ads kinda grosses me out, but,
again,
I have to make money. So,
let me know if it's too too annoying
and and and if it's too much or
or maybe if it's not enough.
And also click on the ad so if
I can pay me. That's on gunsforeveryone.com.
That's at gunsforeveryone.com.
Anyways, I appreciate you guys. Thanks for the
support for those of you guys that support
us.
For those of you guys who don't, please
consider it. Please consider that's how we're able
to do the free concealed carry classes.
That's kind of our our biggest thing. This
is a secondary thing,
to get information out there and and to
kind of
feed my my insecurities
and and my depression and all that shit.
I I do the videos.
But, at any rate, appreciate you guys. Thanks
for for sticking around this long.