To StogieC and those in charge,
We want membership cards. I don't know how much your average donation is, but I'm certainly willing to Paypal up if I were to get a little Bravo Sierra membership card that allowed me to identify myself as one of yours.
You would have multiple benefits: mailing lists, money, and many members (you have no idea of the power of the card).
We'd get something in return: when someone at the range (or another forum) shows their NRA card, we can tell them "we've got something better," and we can Pull your card. A discourse can then ensue, convincing can take place, and membership will grow exponentially.
You can print them on your inkjet and hand-sign the first thousand (I want mine hand-signed); we can laminate them ourselves.
I give 35 bucks a year to the ACLU, and about the same to the NRA. I pay upward of 250 to the FL Bar. None of these stick up for my rights like you have and like you continue to do.
A card (names and logo in the front, creed in the back) would give us an identity and a heightened sense of belonging. It would give you better organization in the differing districts, and maybe even sub-organizations that could politicize and even help to legislate.
Give me a $#!++y card and I'll give you a decent donation every year. I'm certain that others agree.
We want membership cards. I don't know how much your average donation is, but I'm certainly willing to Paypal up if I were to get a little Bravo Sierra membership card that allowed me to identify myself as one of yours.
You would have multiple benefits: mailing lists, money, and many members (you have no idea of the power of the card).
We'd get something in return: when someone at the range (or another forum) shows their NRA card, we can tell them "we've got something better," and we can Pull your card. A discourse can then ensue, convincing can take place, and membership will grow exponentially.
You can print them on your inkjet and hand-sign the first thousand (I want mine hand-signed); we can laminate them ourselves.
I give 35 bucks a year to the ACLU, and about the same to the NRA. I pay upward of 250 to the FL Bar. None of these stick up for my rights like you have and like you continue to do.
A card (names and logo in the front, creed in the back) would give us an identity and a heightened sense of belonging. It would give you better organization in the differing districts, and maybe even sub-organizations that could politicize and even help to legislate.
Give me a $#!++y card and I'll give you a decent donation every year. I'm certain that others agree.
