I'm 33 and never shot from any firearms!

Something suprised me, I never saw transparent wine bottles. Here they are green in order to block bad sun light that would alter the wine taste over time (basically alter the oxidant in the wine).
Are all the bottles like this in the USA or is it only because he uses cheap wine ?

Oh the irony. This (American) starts by lamenting the loss of life due to drinking and driving (no argument there) but then goes on to champion and gleefully promote his gun and a gun culture that actually kills MORE people and wounds more people per annum in the US than alcohol. The most recent and available statistics are from 2014. He may be a good responsible gun owner but he, and his ilk, are facilitating and promoting a way of life and a cultural value that is just as widely abused and demonstrably harmful as the drinking and driving that he so soberly warns us about. I know I know big .50 cal sniper rifles are cool and needed for hunting and home and personal defence..

NHTSA’s Fatal Analysis Reporting System 2014 statistics:
32,675 people died in motor vehicle crashes in 2014
9,967 drunk driving crashes resulting in death (roughly one-third of fatalities)
http://www.nhtsa.gov/About+NHTSA/Press+Releases/2015/2014-traffic-deaths-drop-but-2015-trending-higher

Gun Violence Archive (GVA) 2014 statistics
Total Number of Incidents 51,812
Number of Deaths 12,585
http://www.gunviolencearchive.org/past-tolls

#2 "Cristal" is the brand name of a French Champagne produced by Louis Roederer. Cristal has a flat-bottomed clear, "crystal" bottle, anti-UV cellophane wrapper, and gold label. In 1876, Tsar Alexander II pointed out to his sommelier that the design of a standard champagne bottle made the beautiful colour and effervescence invisible to the eye. He therefore requested of Roederer that his personal cuvée be served in bottles made of transparent crystal glass with a flat bottom (to foil the insertion of explosives in the indentation by would-be assassins).

#3 just for statistics visit the site: killedbypolice.net

1205 people!!!!!

#3 Guns don't create a culture of violence. That's clear from international statistics, which show no correlation between guns per capita and violence rates. And the fact that banning guns doesn't reduce homicides (Australia).

The "high" violence in the US (it's high only in comparison to a handful of first world nations with bigger social safety nets, and only on average across all states) is not caused by the guns that end up being the most used tool.

The automatic assumption that "gun violence" is caused by the presence of guns (i.e. wouldn't have taken place with another tool in the absence of guns) is irrational and unsupported by any evidence.

#3 Some more : http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/nvsr/nvsr64/nvsr64_02.pdf

"In 2013, 33,636 persons died from firearm injuries in the United States."

And a recent article that speaks to #6: http://www.latimes.com/science/sciencenow/la-sci-sn-gun-deaths-three-laws-20160310-story.html

#3 Just enjoy the video or move on. Geez.

#7 The LA Times is a hyper left rag barely useful for bird cages. The biggest factor against these 3 laws is criminals don't register their guns. Man humans are stupid. Laws are for law abiding citizens.