Travis Haley Speaks on the Second Amendment and Reflections as an American

[Kraven251]

Was linked to this off of FB, and I felt that it was important that it made it here too.

[HBARleatherneck]

im at 8 minutes now. does it get any better? its just rambling.

[Kraven251]

It gets better, and it gives perspective

[GlockDog47]

Good video, and he's right 100%

[Cthulhu]

Thanks for posting this. Very well thought out and articulated. I didn't find it rambling at all so much as impromptu and heartfelt. He's coming from a perspective that those of us who haven't seen how bad it can get will truly never understand.

[buckeye4rnr]

Watched it this morning, it's a great video.

[lowbeyond]

fantasitic

[asmo]

There is a reason why I thourougly enjoy training with this guy. He is dead on accurate.

Its all about perspective. People need to take a long hard look at what they have -- and how fast it can be gone.

But that requires serious introspection and educated thought and a willingness to admit your own weaknesses... no one does that anymore.

[Ronin13]

Finally got the time to sit and watch- great video! That's why I love Travis, he's just a good dude! And that scenario with the gun, cell and cryptic note is perfect! I'm going to present that scenario to the people I know who are anti-gun/protectionist (love that term). Plus, I like how he refuses to call it PTSD (saw an interview with him and he says he hates the D part of PTSD so he doesn't call it PTSD) and instead uses the term "Soldier's Heart." Great share Kraven!

[blacklabel]

I appreciated Haley for his skills but this video made me respect him as a man. Seems like an unbelievable man.