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[stirs]

http://www.kaiserhea...tal-health.aspx


When you threaten docs with malpractice constantly, they typically overreach and order all tests in sort of a CYA move.

Are we headed for a day when, to avoid any prosecution and being better safe than sorry, docs will report many folks with any mental health issue as dangerous?

What if you take an anti depressant? Should you be able to own a gun? What if, like years before, a study on Prozac made it look dangerous? Just saying that to save their careers, will docs be put in a position where "they" are the decision makers for many Americans on guns?

Hey, if we can discuss Obama being transported to Mars, we can discuss the wisdom or not and the best administration of such a program.

[pstall]

if i understand tinderbox logic. and i like to think that i do. then what that means is only the docs who lean to the right or show any element of conservative values will be accountable.
the left leaning docs don't have to be held to the same standard of accountability.

yeah that sounds about right.

[gospodin shuttlesworth]

yes pstall just cry it all out

[pstall]

my point was so easily proved.

[rodeo]

saying someone proved your point when what they said was clearly unrelated to your point is like a 5th grade argument tactic.

[SmootsDaddy89]

Thanks for proving my point Rodeo.

[rodeo]

And now my point is proven.

[rodeo]

poo I think I just proved my own point

[SmootsDaddy89]

pointception

[pstall]

point again goes to pstall.

carry on

[rodeo]

welp you just proved my point

[chris999]

No. The solution lies with strict background checks.

Parents need to be careful about putting their children on drugs too. Sometimes a psychologist can help young people just by talking to them and helping them understand the triggers that cause depression, but too many people are on these prescription drugs.

I am in no way an advocate for any gun control personally, but if they really want to try to stop homicidal maniacs, then we may need to do something like have doctors report patients that take medicines for mental help. That is much more reasonable than punishing 300 million law abiding citizens for the actions of 0.000001 %.

It's like the government banning all cars because old people are dangerous on the road...

[SmootsDaddy89]

Every single post in this thread to some degree has proven my point.


Point, set, point.

[SmootsDaddy89]

POINT.

[Delhommey]

I have no idea where we get malpractice out of any of the proposals mentioned. I mean the two concepts aren't even in the same universe.

Of course, I'm talking to a group of people that thinks their unregulated access to AR-15's is all that's standing between where we are now and Nurenburg.