chris matthews "you don't need a gun in DC".

[beevul]

107. They certainly didn't admit they did, as you have asserted.

of course the poor dears did nothing wrong and just decided to settle for the hell of it. Right. Oh, and here are the stats on VA supplying guns up and down the east coast.

They certainly didn't admit they did, as you have asserted. How many unsupported assertions is that now? It happens all the time, settlements without admission of guilt.

Oh, and your link isn't about VA supplying guns to anyone. Its about individuals - not the state of VA or gun dealers - breaking the law. You need to take some classes at the school of "just because I said something or characterize something a certain way, reality does not automatically change to make it so".

The one-gun-a-month laws help by slowing the pace of weapon-gathering. In the four years before Virginia passed a one-gun law that took effect in 1993, 35 percent of guns recovered in criminal investigations in Northeastern states, from New Jersey through Massachusetts, came from Virginia. Two years later, the figure was 16 percent.

Another case of 'attack criminality by limiting the law abiding, rather than attacking directly the criminality or the criminal, itself, because the ends justify the means'.

Color.me.Shocked.

That methodology is the hallmark of the modern anti-gun/prohibitionist movement. Their bread and butter, in fact. I take it you count yourself among their ranks?