Wisconsin Carry Inc.
Wisconsin Carry, Inc.
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It has to do with the venue. When we attended functions in La Crosse over the summer, we couldn't enter the building because it was a government building. The organizer knew we couldn't enter the building and chose the location anyway. Should we then say the organizer doesn't support our rights? Not from where I sit.
The organizers of the event wanted a place large enough to hold several thousand people. The owner of the venue was nice enough to allow them to use the facility but placed the "no firearms" stipulation on the organizer.
If we wanted to hold a seminar to educate the public about OC, and we were offered a school auditorium, would we refuse the venue and thus the opportunity to educate the public, simply because we couldn't carry? I think not. We would accept the venue, hold the seminar, and educate the public. Likewise, we will attend this event, respect the request of the organizer, and work to inform the public about OC.
It is the same as when we attend political events, held in bars, so we can speak with the politicians and the public. We respect the law and do not carry there.
This subject was argued ad nausium on a previous thread, our goal is to help educated the public and sign up NEW members. We will abide by the request and request all members of OCDO who choose to attend to do the same.
We anticipate there will several venues where we cannot carry but can sign up new members. This thread relates to the Wisconsin Carry, Inc. membership drive. We will continue to use it to tell you when/where we will be in the future, not to attack those who are nice enough to allow us to attend their event.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation,
Hubert Hoffman, Vice President
Wisconsin Carry, Inc.
www.WisconsinCarry.org
Hubert@WisconsinCarry.org
608-792-0669
It has to do with the venue. When we attended functions in La Crosse over the summer, we couldn't enter the building because it was a government building. The organizer knew we couldn't enter the building and chose the location anyway. Should we then say the organizer doesn't support our rights? Not from where I sit.
The organizers of the event wanted a place large enough to hold several thousand people. The owner of the venue was nice enough to allow them to use the facility but placed the "no firearms" stipulation on the organizer.
If we wanted to hold a seminar to educate the public about OC, and we were offered a school auditorium, would we refuse the venue and thus the opportunity to educate the public, simply because we couldn't carry? I think not. We would accept the venue, hold the seminar, and educate the public. Likewise, we will attend this event, respect the request of the organizer, and work to inform the public about OC.
It is the same as when we attend political events, held in bars, so we can speak with the politicians and the public. We respect the law and do not carry there.
This subject was argued ad nausium on a previous thread, our goal is to help educated the public and sign up NEW members. We will abide by the request and request all members of OCDO who choose to attend to do the same.
We anticipate there will several venues where we cannot carry but can sign up new members. This thread relates to the Wisconsin Carry, Inc. membership drive. We will continue to use it to tell you when/where we will be in the future, not to attack those who are nice enough to allow us to attend their event.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation,
Hubert Hoffman, Vice President
Wisconsin Carry, Inc.
www.WisconsinCarry.org
Hubert@WisconsinCarry.org
608-792-0669
