VCDL 2010-03-08 14:00 Surprise: committee breaks the rules

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"The value [to young people] of shooting is learning disciplines in a proper way as opposed to the ersatz disciplines of video games."

— Alun Michael, Rural Affairs Minister of the United Kingdom

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"I don’t think the American people are there right now. But with more than 200 million guns in circulation, we’ve got so much more to do on this issue before we even reach that. I don’t think that’s an option now. But there are certain kinds of guns that can be banned and a lot of other reasonable regulations that can be imposed."

— Bill Clinton, 42nd President of the United States, when asked of the possibility of a federal law banning handguns (Rolling Stone magazine, 9 Dec 93, pg. 45)

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VCDL 2010-03-08 14:00 Surprise: committee breaks the rules

Virginia Citizens Defense League

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