[BobL]

I’ll repeat what I’ve said in the past: If asked by a doctor whether you have guns, you need to give A POLITE NO as your answer.

Anything else gets you on another list, that, very easily, can be turned over to the government.

[Adder]

Doctors said they document whether a patient’s home has a firearm in the medical record, but that the file is protected by privacy laws.

Horsecrap. There are so many exemptions the only ones who can’t see it are you and your wife....

[trebb]

Doctor groups say physicians are obligated to warn their patients about guns along with other health risks, such as riding in a car without wearing a seat belt. However, gun rights advocates balk at what they see as a needless invasion of privacy and blatant attempt at gun control advocacy.

Then they also need to warn factory folks to remember their safety glasses, steel-toed boots, and to never operate equipment without all the guards in working order and in place. They need to tell drivers to be on the lookout for the other guy, to leave lots of stopping room and to obey all traffic signals, especially RR crossings. They need to warn those of sexual activity age of all the STDs out there, especially the really nasty ones that run rampant through the homosexual community.

Them doctors are going to be really busy once this goes to its natural conclusion.

[babyfreep]

“Doctor groups say physicians are obligated to warn their patients about guns”

I have a feeling that law-abiding gun owners know more about their guns than than any doctor than any doctor can tell them. That is a BS reason for asking this asinine and and intrusive question.