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In reply to the discussion: Appeal court upholds 'docs vs. glocks' gun law [View all]Paladin
(32,354 posts)84. Wayne LaPierre, kindly stay the fuck out of my doctor's office.
"Irrelevant private matters," my ass.
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given the position of gun lovers, this is the only position that makes sense to me
samsingh
Jul 2014
#4
"Remember I said it's obvious." Declaring it 'obvious' doesn't make it so
friendly_iconoclast
Jul 2014
#67
Civil rights sometimes conflict with each other. In this case, the right to privacy prevailed.
badtoworse
Jul 2014
#9
There can be no "right" to the means of conveniently depriving others of all their genuine rights.
Loudly
Jul 2014
#66
And that's based on your vast understanding of public health, then, Dr? nt
Erich Bloodaxe BSN
Jul 2014
#20
Do you know doctors who would dismiss patients for saying they would not like to disclose...
aikoaiko
Jul 2014
#19
Fabricated statistics aside, are you proclaiming a 'comic' being something more?
pipoman
Jul 2014
#24
Allowing the patient to not answer without dismissing ten from your care makes you a good doctor
aikoaiko
Jul 2014
#51
This case, in addition to the lobbying that went on to deny funding to the CDC from researching gun
LanternWaste
Jul 2014
#54
Right. It had to do with doctors asking patients questions related to gun ownership, yes?
LanternWaste
Jul 2014
#57
Conservatives rail against government interference in dr & patient relationship
gerogie2
Jul 2014
#77