I REALLY, really, r e a l l y would like to see GeorgiaCarry.Org launch an education campaign directed at owners of bars and restaurants that serve alcohol, informing them of the much more tolerant laws about carrying weapons that we've gotten in the last 10 years, especially the end of the "public gathering law" and bars no longer off-limits.
Mail them postcards, invite them to watch an online video (3 minute version), give them a link to a longer and more detailed video presentation, and offer to mail them a flyer or some other printed material they can put in the manager's office. Maybe ask them if they're interested in attending a seminar on the subject, and ask if they have a banquet room and can play host to the event.
As much as I like hardcore gun lovers like us having more freedom to carry in more places, I think society would be better off by getting a bunch of NEW people carrying. Many of those people are already gun owners, just not gun-toters. And so many bosses think
(1) Guns are illegal in public places / public gatherings.
(2) Guns are especially illegal where alcohol is served or sold.
(3) They would automatically be liable if any gun-toting fool shot the wrong person, intentionally or by accident, and thus from an insurance and civil liability standpoint, they have to ban guns as a matter of sound business judgment.
Mail them postcards, invite them to watch an online video (3 minute version), give them a link to a longer and more detailed video presentation, and offer to mail them a flyer or some other printed material they can put in the manager's office. Maybe ask them if they're interested in attending a seminar on the subject, and ask if they have a banquet room and can play host to the event.
As much as I like hardcore gun lovers like us having more freedom to carry in more places, I think society would be better off by getting a bunch of NEW people carrying. Many of those people are already gun owners, just not gun-toters. And so many bosses think
(1) Guns are illegal in public places / public gatherings.
(2) Guns are especially illegal where alcohol is served or sold.
(3) They would automatically be liable if any gun-toting fool shot the wrong person, intentionally or by accident, and thus from an insurance and civil liability standpoint, they have to ban guns as a matter of sound business judgment.
