“In due time enough people will simply start shooting doctors who ask questions like this and that’ll squelch this BS faster than any poorly written law.”
I understand the emotion behind your statement but do you really want to make this statement?
The poster stated a 3rd-person extrapolation so really, nobody G-A-F.
“I understand the emotion behind your statement but do you really want to make this statement?”
Yes, I do. And it isn’t ‘emotion’ on my part, it’s just logic. Once SWAT raids start following on after people visit doctors who insist on asking these questions it won’t take people long to connect the dots between the doctor and the SWAT team that busts in their door at 3am in the morning, shoots the dog, and then ransacks the house looking for legally owned firearms.
In the Revolutionary War it wasn’t just British soldiers who incurred the wrath of Americans but the tax collectors and bureaucrats who gave those soldiers their target lists.
If some doctors decide to come down on the wrong side of liberty then they’ll have picked sides and they’ll have to deal with consequences of violating their oath of, “First, do no harm.”
If their questions cause harm to people then they’ll deserve whatever happens to them as a consequence of those actions.
Bear in mind, I’m not saying that I’ll do any such thing nor am I encouraging it. I’m just saying that the results of this BS will be absolutely predictable especially in Florida where certain of their ethnic groups are noted for dispensing their own unique forms of justice.
My advice to Florida doctors who just can’t help but ask such questions is to find a new career or perhaps move to a state where they’re less likely to have problems. Massachussetts is a good place for statists.