Posted on 01/11/2019 7:10:11 PM PST by bitt
L8r
Correct. Trying to be clever, cool, and aloof is silly. The correct answer is a simple, “no.”
I suspect most firearm owners are wise to this crap and will not answer of comply.
Ironic that this sort of totalitarian crap is coming from the origin of the American revolution.
Of course, today Boston is comprised of the type that would have turned in rebels against the King for a modest award.
Where is she? Mozambique?
I will bet $$ you do not live in the northeast? Well, some parts of Maine might do.
“Ah, but they are asking your children as well.”
Yes they are. My Mom took my daughter to her annual exam about 6-7 years ago in Crook County and Doctor wanted to talk to my teenage daughter alone for a bit, I was sick. My mother said no. He asked my daughter if there were any guns in her home and if she felt safe. My mother reply “No” and went off on him. We do not go to Loyola Hospital doctors anymore.
Bastans mayor needs his citizenship stripped and deported!
BS. Once written down, they’ve got it. Forget HPPA, and any other “restriction” on use of “medical” data.
It no longer exists in Clinton-Bush-Obama government.
Now, IF the daughter/mother/wife/girlfriend/partner EVER says “No, I don’t feel safe in my home” on ANY form at ANY time, THEN they’ve got documentation to invade your house to “prevent” domestic violence when needed. To deny you a gun permit later when needed because of that “threat.”
Whenever needed.
She said “no” to guns in the house before my daugther could answer. She then went off on what kind of question that was to ask a 15-16 year old. The interesting part is she is a Democrat that did not vote for O, but did vote for HRC. I will never understand her lol...
“Guns are scary!” :-)
Don’t leave the M-45 Quadmount in the rain.
What about illegals who own guns?
Click-bait headline does not match article
If the MD asks me that question I will tell him that any answer I give is protected by HIPPA. He asked me as a medical professional so it is a medical question. Sharing that information with anyone, including the government, is a crime and will be acted upon in civil court.
My understanding was that HIPPA does not apply to fedgov.
They'll mark that down as a "yes".
This is not the feds, it’s city.
The real danger is the police commissioner.
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