[FlingWingFlyer]

You’ll shoot your tonsils out kid!

[nvscanman]

Please don’t post stories/links to news orgs that require registration in
order to read.

[TheWriterTX]

Had this happen to me, too. Brought my child in for an injury he sustained while playing football, and they asked if I had a gun in the house. "Do you see a bullet hole?" I countered. "What an irrelevant question."

Just answer "irrelevant."

[TheWriterTX]

Had this happen to me, too. Brought my child in for an injury he sustained while playing football, and they asked if I had a gun in the house. "Do you see a bullet hole?" I countered. "What an irrelevant question."

Just answer "irrelevant."

[PistolPaknMama]

Somebody on FR used to keep a list of logins and passwords for these kinds of news sites so we didn’t have to register. Anybody know where that list is now?

[Brooklyn Attitude]

If they ask whether there are guns in the house just say no. Any other answer like “none of your business” will be taken as a “yes”.

[Above My Pay Grade]

>>>Mary Rita Insley, newly sensitized to gun issues, has since applied for a Firearm Owner’s Identification Card. But here’s what bothers her.

“If I purchase a gun, am I then supposed to train my children to lie for fear of the government knowing I have guns?” she asked<<<

I love when the leftist bullying tactics have the opposite of the desired effect and inspire citizens to exercise their rights.

As for the question, some possible answer she could instruct her children to give:

1) None of your DAMN business!
2) I’ll be happy to respond once you have adequately explained how that question is medically relevant to my condition.
3) Doctor, do you have any guns in YOUR house? Any alcohol? Any pornography? Any copies of left-wing publications?
4) I find it odd that you are asking a child who is your patient to inform on his parents. Did you know this sort of thing was common in Nazi Germany? Are you by any chance, a Nazi?
5) Are you planning on invading my house if I answer, “No”?