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What in the hell is it a doctor's business whether or not a patient owns a gun?
Good move Florida.
What in the hell is it a doctor's business whether or not a patient owns a gun?
Good move Florida.
That doesn't matter
It would matter if the question was should doctors ask about guns, but that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about the state coming between the doctor and the patient
New law in Florida passed by a Republican legislature and signed by a Republican Governor prohibits Doctors from asking their patients if they have guns
Some other Republican state, I forget which one, has a script about abortion that the law dictates Doctors read to their patients
What in the hell is it a doctor's business whether or not a patient owns a gun?
Good move Florida.
That doesn't matter
It would matter if the question was should doctors ask about guns, but that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about the state coming between the doctor and the patient
I'm not sure what it is you're talking about. My point is what business is it of my doctor's if I own a gun or not? If this question was being asked in Fla., and an elected office put a stop to it - good on Fla./that elected official.
That doesn't matter
It would matter if the question was should doctors ask about guns, but that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about the state coming between the doctor and the patient
I'm not sure what it is you're talking about. My point is what business is it of my doctor's if I own a gun or not? If this question was being asked in Fla., and an elected office put a stop to it - good on Fla./that elected official.
In other words it's the governments job to decide what questions your doctor can ask
Didn't we already have a thread that was pages and pages long and covered every conceivable argument there was?
fwiw, FL is right as doctors have no special training in firearms.
I'm not sure what it is you're talking about. My point is what business is it of my doctor's if I own a gun or not? If this question was being asked in Fla., and an elected office put a stop to it - good on Fla./that elected official.
In other words it's the governments job to decide what questions your doctor can ask
How in the hell did you draw that conclusion? It's the governments job to be lawmakers. Seems like they did the right thing in rescinding this idiotic law.
What in the hell is it a doctor's business whether or not a patient owns a gun?
Good move Florida.
That doesn't matter
It would matter if the question was should doctors ask about guns, but that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about the state coming between the doctor and the patient
What in the hell is it a doctor's business whether or not a patient owns a gun?
Good move Florida.
That doesn't matter
It would matter if the question was should doctors ask about guns, but that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about the state coming between the doctor and the patient
How is preventing an irrelevant question, which really shouldnt be legislated on, come between the dr and patient?
That doesn't matter
It would matter if the question was should doctors ask about guns, but that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about the state coming between the doctor and the patient
How is preventing an irrelevant question, which really shouldnt be legislated on, come between the dr and patient?
You answered your own question
"shouldn't be legislated on"
What in the hell is it a doctor's business whether or not a patient owns a gun?
Good move Florida.
That doesn't matter
It would matter if the question was should doctors ask about guns, but that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about the state coming between the doctor and the patient
How is preventing an irrelevant question, which really shouldnt be legislated on, come between the dr and patient?
That doesn't matter
It would matter if the question was should doctors ask about guns, but that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about the state coming between the doctor and the patient
How is preventing an irrelevant question, which really shouldnt be legislated on, come between the dr and patient?
You answered your own question
"shouldn't be legislated on"
What in the hell is it a doctor's business whether or not a patient owns a gun?
Good move Florida.
That doesn't matter
It would matter if the question was should doctors ask about guns, but that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about the state coming between the doctor and the patient
Didn't we already have a thread that was pages and pages long and covered every conceivable argument there was?
fwiw, FL is right as doctors have no special training in firearms.
That doesn't matter
It would matter if the question was should doctors ask about guns, but that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about the state coming between the doctor and the patient
I'm not sure what it is you're talking about. My point is what business is it of my doctor's if I own a gun or not? If this question was being asked in Fla., and an elected office put a stop to it - good on Fla./that elected official.
In other words it's the governments job to decide what questions your doctor can ask
What in the hell is it a doctor's business whether or not a patient owns a gun?
Good move Florida.
That doesn't matter
It would matter if the question was should doctors ask about guns, but that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about the state coming between the doctor and the patient
Requiring a doctor to ask a patient about gun ownership comes inbetween the doctor patient relationship even further, because the patient is not there to validate gun ownership. Good move Florida.
