Virginia, which has some of the most lax gun laws in the nation and has been pushing to expand gun rights, has been criticized lately by gun control advocates. The state’s General Assembly approved a bill last month allowing people to carry concealed weapons in bars and restaurants that serve alcohol, and the House of Delegates voted to end a 17-year-old measure barring people from buying more than one handgun a month. [More]They must sell both booze and guns to the public at the Pentagon, right?
I mean, why else would The New York Times think this is relevant to their story?
Funny. This says visitors can't have weapons or beverages...
Maybe if you throw some cigars into the mix they're thinking about this place...?
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It's interesting that they comment on the gun laws of Virginia ("...some of the most lax gun laws in the nation...") since the crime happened in that area, while they gloss over the fact that this guy came from California, which has some of the most restrictive gun laws in the nation. Does the NYT claim that he got all of his weapons in Virginia?
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