Stand up for your First Amendment rights

Oct 7, 2010 at 2:23pm

California Senator Leland Yee is responsible for the law that would prohibit the sale of certain types of video games. If the Supreme Court sides with this law, similar restrictions could be enacted across the country and on other types of media: books, television, movies and music.

It's time to let Senator Yee know that we believe and will stand up for our First Amendment rights!

Join the Video Game Voters Network in sending Senator Yee your old and broken video game controllers and equipment.

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