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Claytron

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should have atleast linked to it or something so peopel could actually know what it was
 
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hvtopiwala said:
wait so this bill refuses to treat people with firearms? or allows treatment of people with firearms?
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Prevents doctors from refusing to treat people with firearms, basically. Only let's them ask about firearm ownership if there's a serious reason to worry about it, i.e. suicidal tendencies.
Presently, doctors can ask, harass, and refuse to treat at their discretion.
 
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I'm not opposed to 'their discretion,' It's their business... But when they hold your child's health hostage... That's going way too far, and they're doing it as a matter of SOP to inflict their leftist politics.

This bill will put a stop to that demented Hippocratic Hypocrisy.
 
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