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PHORTO
(2/29/2016)
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Opponents are misrepresenting the issue, which is arbitrary denial of services and backdoor registration.
First, denial of services for refusing to answer non-medical-related questions that invade privacy is viewpoint discrimination, which is unconstitutional. Next is the inclusion of gun data in the patient's medical files, which is completely inappropriate and becomes a de facto registration of the patient owning guns.
The intrusion into private information peripheral to a patient's medical treatment primarily to satisfy the physician's philosophical opposition to gun ownership is improper. Anti-gun doctors rationalize it as necessary to providing treatment, but that is a falsehood.
They ought to know that WE know what they are up to. |
| Comment by:
AFRet
(2/29/2016)
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| Just answer NO. |
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