Maj Toure
@majtoure·39.7K subscribers·1.5K videos
Owning a Gun Doesn't Make You a Protector
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July 10, 2026
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Owning a gun doesn't make you prepared. Becoming capable does. Growing up in Philadelphia, I saw too many lives destroyed by ego, poor decisions, and people who confused owning a weapon with being prepared. A firearm is a tool, but a tool doesn't fix the person holding it.
In this video, I explain why competence, discipline, emotional control, and good judgment matter more than simply owning a gun. We talk about what it really means to become a protector, why training matters, and why the world needs more capable people now than ever before. If you want to become someone your family, community, and country can depend on, this message is for you.
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