Watching guntube has increasingly become obnoxious because of the stupid "code words" creators have to use to not offend the robot moderators. I regularly see videos where several seconds of the start are the creator essentially talking to the AI and promising they aren't doing anything illegal or directing viewers to gun seller websites (which isn't illegal!). And often they get unexplained strikes anyway, with no real way to appeal unless you are a huge channel. Entire channels can be wiped out this way, taking YEARS of irreplaceable content with them. @TeamYouTube are either antigunners themselves, or cowards who folded to the pressure of Michael Bloomberg to slowly kill off legal gun content. Either way, they are not true believers in free speech, and certainly not the right to keep and bear arms. Youtube should be ashamed of themselves. The rules should be rolled back to whatever they were ten years ago when guntube thrived. Only illegal content should be against the rules. (And if they don't want to allow firearms on livestreams - fine, I can understand that one) Everytown and friends correctly identified guntube as a threat in their war on gun culture, and have lobbied hard to destroy it. For now, they are winning that battle. I think eventually YouTube will use some mass shooting as an excuse to totally ban guntube, aside from maybe purely educational stuff e.g. Forgotten Weapons and channels that discuss court cases and such. I know we have already asked a lot of him, but I wish Elon could turn X into an actually viable video platform. Right now, you can upload videos but there's no real way to easily find them if they aren't very recent. Scum like Bloomberg know they are losing the culture war, and they can't hope to beat us in a grassroots way. So instead, they lean on corporate buddies and apply pressure to advertisers to force top-down change.

James Harden was arrested for not having a holster. Legally owned gun. Legal to have it in his vehicle. No victim. Just a holster check at 4am. I fought to remove this exact language because it would be used to criminalize law-abiding Texans over a technicality that has nothing to do with public safety. They kept it anyway. Now a man with no criminal record is facing a Class A misdemeanor & bond conditions that strip him of his 2A rights while the case plays out. All because of where his gun was sitting. Told. You. So. @TXGunRights will fight.

Cleveland Cavaliers player James Harden was arrested on Saturday in Houston on a misdemeanor charge of unlawful carrying of a weapon in a motor vehicle, according to the Harris County District Clerk’s Office. cnn.it/4ooGexQ

WaPo has a ridiculous new article out that reads as if it is written by gun control groups. It talks entirely about fringe dangers while ignoring the constitutional harms. In just one of many frustrating excerpts, Everytown insists that if you can't manage your finances, or *voluntarily* seek mental health treatment, you should lose your gun rights. The article also repeatedly and misleadingly references a line about how mass shootings could increase, which is included because they are supposed to say all possible outcomes even if unlikely. Several constitutional protections create some risk of harm. E.g., proper due process, habeas corpus, etc. That doesn't mean we should void them.

Washington State Court Rules Two DUIs Should Result in Loss of Gun Rights bearingarms.com/tomknighton/…

I remember over three years ago at the Boland preliminary injunction hearing, CA argued that it wasn't hypocritical that its police used off-roster Glocks (which lack MDM, CLI, and of course microstamping), because cops have so much more training.

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