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My Son Is Hottttt
woodshed87
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Seems His Daughter Went For A Sports Physical to Play Softball This Spring
Some of the Questions The Cincinnatus NY Family Health Network
Dr Was Asking
Are there Weapons /Guns
if Yes,, How Many? And If You know What are they ?
Ammo ,,,,Yes Or No If Yes, Do You think There Is an Excessive Amount.
And On And On.......
Now As My Son States I Have Nothing to Hide But,,, He Has Told the Children If They get asked Any Questions Such As These Not to Give Any Info
They Pressured this Girl Until She Broke Down and Answered
This Crap Needs To Stop
Some of the Questions The Cincinnatus NY Family Health Network
Dr Was Asking
Are there Weapons /Guns
if Yes,, How Many? And If You know What are they ?
Ammo ,,,,Yes Or No If Yes, Do You think There Is an Excessive Amount.
And On And On.......
Now As My Son States I Have Nothing to Hide But,,, He Has Told the Children If They get asked Any Questions Such As These Not to Give Any Info
They Pressured this Girl Until She Broke Down and Answered
This Crap Needs To Stop
Comments
This crap will stop only when people make it stop.
Brad Steele
He typed in LEO and that was the end of it.....
My only question is; why is the last part in green font and not red????
I'd have gotten up and walked out! I don't care what the situation is.
It's never happened to me, but if it ever does that's exactly what I will do, without another word spoken.
What's the downside of being less than truthful to a question that doesn't pertain to your medical condition? [;)]
Refusing to say whether or not you have firearms in your home is a yes.
What's the downside of being less than truthful to a question that doesn't pertain to your medical condition? [;)]
What's the down side of wearing a yellow Star of David on your coat?
It doesn't pertain to how warm the coat is.
quote:Originally posted by Txs
Refusing to say whether or not you have firearms in your home is a yes.
What's the downside of being less than truthful to a question that doesn't pertain to your medical condition? [;)]
What's the down side of wearing a yellow Star of David on your coat?
It doesn't pertain to how warm the coat is.
yep
Everyone dismissed it.
It would be very interesting to find out why these questions were asked.
Brad Steele
W.D.
If asked I'd either lie or tell the truth and then find a new doctor. Not sure, be something of a coin toss.
Refusing to say whether or not you have firearms in your home is a yes.
What's the downside of being less than truthful to a question that doesn't pertain to your medical condition? [;)]
Looks like others thought this worth a reply. Whats the downside about replying NO when you have "stuff". That's lying and of course "criminal" and criminalizing EVERYTHING makes folks KEEP QUITE. Like having and arsenal? What's that. What ever someone wants it to be.
Now,, MAYBE .223,, illegal to own some? Guess you need to wait and see,, glad I got rid of mine years ago !!![:D]
I would be visiting them call a lawyer about pressuring / threating the kid ? and even call the NRA ( see if they will stand up as they promise although NY is lost )
I will guess a new " government or state requirement " unannounced to the public
plain BS. none of there business plain and simple
I would be visiting them call a lawyer about pressuring / threating the kid ? and even call the NRA ( see if they will stand up as they promise although NY is lost )
I will guess a new " government or state requirement " unannounced to the public
They are making it their business.
Answer "yes" and it goes into the data banks.
Then 18 months later, you go to a doctor to get some Valiums prescribed, because you just lost your wife in a car wreck and you
are having anxiety attacks.
Now you WILL surrender your guns, you "mentally unstable" person.
quote:Originally posted by Txs
Refusing to say whether or not you have firearms in your home is a yes.
What's the downside of being less than truthful to a question that doesn't pertain to your medical condition? [;)]
What's the down side of wearing a yellow Star of David on your coat?
It doesn't pertain to how warm the coat is.
It may make some feel good to bow up and raise hell on the spot, but that medical clerk going over the questionnaire has zero input on their AMA driven policies.
There's a time and place for dealing with political issues and it's not when I'm sitting in a doctors office or hospital seeking treatment. It's a completely BS database question, so it would evoke a completely BS response from me - which also provides the benefit of helping render that database bogus.
How you address this issue on down the road is what's important, not taking a stance with the lowest paid employee in the building.
Hmmmm, let me think....
Easy. Truth.
Or dead silence when asked about firearm ownership. Even with repeated attempts, no response. At some point the questioner will have to move on. You will have neither lied nor given a truthful answer. Very frustrating to those with long noses.
Cowering down and lying about gun ownership versus standing tall and telling the truth....
Hmmmm, let me think....
Easy. Truth.
Just the opposite. Giving in to their questioning and providing info they are NOT entitled to is cowardly. Your not under oath, and that line of questioning has nothing to do with your healthcare.
If you were seeking treatment for a bullet wound, then you might be able to make the argument that that kind of questioning makes sense.
I will simply lie (and be proud in the process) if asked gun questions by my health provider.
The doctor I had up until a couple years ago is a fellow gun collector, so we talked about guns all the time. That was different.
And My Hunting Buddy
I Gotta hand it to her She Won't Lie For No one
But I Don't think They Should Pressure Kids And put them In This Position
It Also Makes it Tough Because My other Daughter In law is A Nurse At this Facility[:(]
quote:Originally posted by Ditch-Runner
plain BS. none of there business plain and simple
I would be visiting them call a lawyer about pressuring / threating the kid ? and even call the NRA ( see if they will stand up as they promise although NY is lost )
I will guess a new " government or state requirement " unannounced to the public
They are making it their business.
Answer "yes" and it goes into the data banks.
Then 18 months later, you go to a doctor to get some Valiums prescribed, because you just lost your wife in a car wreck and you
are having anxiety attacks.
Now you WILL surrender your guns, you "mentally unstable" person.
Exactly
In the statistics on child safety homes with firearms are a consideration as children can be involved in accidents. That is a fact. This is where this got started. Just like asking parents if they had car seats, safety locks on cabinets that held poison chemicals etc., gun storage was a topic of safety education. Pretty simple and straight forward.
However like all things people with agendas carry things to extremes. What Woody is describing is pointed questions with a driven agenda behind them. That type of data collection has to have a reason and it is not child safety or safety education. Those are data base collection questions. If she answered someone now has, or will have, that information entered into a data base that has nothing to do with his granddaughter's healthcare.
quote:Originally posted by babun
quote:Originally posted by Txs
Refusing to say whether or not you have firearms in your home is a yes.
What's the downside of being less than truthful to a question that doesn't pertain to your medical condition? [;)]
What's the down side of wearing a yellow Star of David on your coat?
It doesn't pertain to how warm the coat is.
It may make some feel good to bow up and raise hell on the spot, but that medical clerk going over the questionnaire has zero input on their AMA driven policies.
There's a time and place for dealing with political issues and it's not when I'm sitting in a doctors office or hospital seeking treatment. It's a completely BS database question, so it would evoke a completely BS response from me - which also provides the benefit of helping render that database bogus.
How you address this issue on down the road is what's important, not taking a stance with the lowest paid employee in the building.
A very smart response IMHO.
As the AARP is rabidly anti-gun, anti-Second Amendment, I wonder how much influence they are trying to leverage? Especially in cases where insurance AARP sponsors is involved?
I would expect that if a particular doctor asks such questions it will most likely be because there are children in a home, or elderly people. I wouldn't expect to be asked of childless adults in good health and the prime of life.
It is none of their business
It is not any way relevant to why she was there
To keep pressuring her for the answer they want,**^^#$&%%%
So wrong,,[:(!][:(!][:(!][:(!][:(!]
This doc doesn't even realize that he is a tool of the libs.
As Michael Savage says, "Liberalism is a mental disorder."
The CDC has proclaimed firearms deaths as a public health menace.
Bunch of Libs.
"Never do wrong to make a friend----or to keep one".....Robert E. Lee
I suppose it never crossed their minds that people are being less than truthful in these surveys because they aren't comfortable with having their information being entered in databases.