JamesInFlorida
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- Dec 18, 2010
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Tell you people that don't *LIVE* here something? You don't like it?
Don't MOVE here.
*Simple*.
First of all I live here, so I have a right to weigh in on my opinion of our state's laws (I agree with you on the thoughts of people complaining from elsewhere-just don't move here).
I think a doctor should be able to ask somebody if they own a gun in the household, as long as they have reason to believe there's a gun present, AND the child has access to it.
I think the doctor should be able to bring it up, just like I think you have the right to stop the visit right then and there, and bring your business elsewhere.
With Liberty (2nd Amendment)...Comes responsibility...
It's NONE of anyone's business. Yes, it's that simple.
Just because it's not anyone's business doesn't mean they can't ask if you have the guns.
What if a doctor has reason to believe that the guns are being used by children without adult supervision-does he have the right to inquire then? I know this is rare-but it does exist.
And yes I agree freedom does come with responsibility, I would argue if a doctor has reasons to suspect a child is using a gun in a dangerous way-the doctor has the responsibility to ask about it.
Plus you don't have to answer the question. I can ask you any question I want-you have every right not to answer me. You don't however have the right not to be offended.