Should Guns be Allowed in Bars and Restaurants that Serve Alcohol?

Simply put, it allows a BAC of .04 to assign drinking as an issue.
Booze and guns by licensed carriers has simply not been a widespread problem since the law was put in place nearly 7 years ago. (Arguably, it has not only had one high profile case, one in which a drunk retrieved his firearm from his home and returned to the bar to kill the bouncer--and his history suggested that he should have been disqualified for a carry permit, IIRC.)

Prior to passage, this was a well-discussed topic--and the antigun, anticarry crowd, along with numerous political police officials were sure that blood in the streets would follow. It didn't.

What does the law in New Mexico say about consuming alcohol while carrying. Most states don't allow it by law , regardless of where you are: home, boat, park, car, top of building, whatever.

So if you can't consume alcohol while carrying, why does it make it more dangerous if you're simply in the same building with it. I can buy alcohol from the liquor store while armed, and so far it has never seemed to be a problem. The mere proximity of me, my gun, and alcohol has never resulted in a death so far, so how exactly is a restaurant any different?