Try very hard to be at the Forum. Bring someone with you, preferably someone who is unsure if law-abiding citizens should be allowed the chance to defend themselves in public parks. We know that we will not change the minds of any serious anti-gunners. We are interested presenting the issue to people who are yet undecided. And we are interested in showing the amount of support that exists for an end to this offensive and useless (unless you are a criminal!) City legislation.
Below is a resend of the basic info regarding the Forum. Try to arrive as early as possible. You will need to in order to assure a seat for yourself and your guests!
THE LIBERTARIAN FORUM
The Libertarian Forum is an opportunity for citizens to hear both sides of the issues that affect us all. Each month, The Libertarian Forum will host a formal debate on a current and important issue, followed by questions and a vote by the audience.
February at The Forum:
Resolved: That Tucson's prohibition of firearms in public parks is bad law.
Speaking For the Proposition (against the law):
Ed Kahn, Attorney at Law and past Libertarian candidate for Mayor of Tucson
Speaking Against the Proposition (for the law):
Elliot Glicksman, President CAPGV (Citizens of Arizona to Prevent Gun Violence)
WHEN: Monday, February 28, 2000, 7:00 - 9:00 pm
WHERE: Wilmot Public Library, 530 N. Wilmot in the Meeting Room.
COST: Attendance is free and open to everyone.
CONTACT: For more information, contact Dan Starr at 520-327-8044 or
email at dantsar@aol.com