today's video is brought to us by the uscca you can check out the uscca for a lot of training and education you also get self-defense liability insurance once you become a member we've seen some major cases in the last two weeks about what happens realistically when you decide to defend yourself uh and uh you might want to have somebody or team of somebody's who are ready to help you check them out URL_TOKEN gng click the link check it out and see if it works for you it's what i choose for my family and i really suggest you look into it thanks to uscca for sponsoring this video so uh like NUMBER_TOKEN days ago a bill was filed in the house of representatives it's hr NUMBER_TOKEN and the bill's entitled end gun violence act of NUMBER_TOKEN. now i'm going to save you the painstaking process of reading this and making your eyes bleed because it's a lot of legal legal mumbo jumbo well this bill was filed by some congressmen that will add looks to add more people to the to the list of people who can't buy a gun because they federally prohibit you and if this were to go through it would be kind of easy to get on this list so what this is looking to do and there's already a couple states that do this as they're looking to add violent misdemeanors to the list of crimes and or convictions that would get you prohibited for life from owning a gun never be able to legally defend yourself again with a firearm in the eyes of the lawmakers and i'm going to show you some things on screen about just how easy it is to reach this threshold which is why we need to pay attention to this bill and start letting our congressmen and women know that this is bs so here's the bill like i said h.r NUMBER_TOKEN this was submitted on november NUMBER_TOKENth NUMBER_TOKEN just two and a half weeks ago we're gonna go to section three and that's the definition of a violent misdemeanor the term violent misdemeanor means an offense that one is a misdemeanor under federal state tribal or local law and has as an element one the use the attempted use or the threatened use of physical force or a deadly weapon the intent to cause physical injury or knowingly causing physical injury be a person shall not be considered to have been convicted of such an offense for purposes of this chapter unless during the prosecution they were entitled to a jury trial in the jurisdiction in which the case was tried either it was tried by a jury or the person knowingly intelligently waived the right to have the case tried so that means it actually went to court not just an allegation he said she said now just how easy remember i said it was gonna be easy if they really wanted to jam some people up on this uh it would be pretty easy so we're looking at the use the attempted use or the threatened use of physical force or a deadly weapon with the intent to injure or knowingly causing injury it could go as as easy as this realistic now this is going to be a way out their case but if this were to follow through from soup to nuts this would cause somebody to be uh federally prohibited from purchasing a firearm possessing a firearm or ammunition hey you i'm gonna kick your ass and then you get locked
START_SPONSOR_TOKEN today's video is brought to us by the uscca you can check out the uscca for a lot of training and education you also get self-defense liability insurance once you become a member we've seen some major cases in the last two weeks about what happens realistically when you decide to defend yourself uh and uh you might want to have somebody or team of somebody's who are ready to help you check them out URL_TOKEN gng click the link check it out and see if it works for you it's what i choose for my family and i really suggest you look into it thanks to uscca for sponsoring this END_SPONSOR_TOKEN