I said…There you go, my friend. Thank you. That’s all it takes. We don’t need to spend taxpayer money writing, debating and passing this law. This is just more wasteful spending.If it’s a privacy issue, as some have said, then just keep it private. Simple. Easy.

I said…(laughter) I can’t believe you have the chutzpah to ask that after that weak attempt to create “irony” between doctors and guns.

This is not a “right to privacy” issue. No one can “make” you give this information. When your doctor does a history on you do you just sit with your mouth shut and refuse to answer? You can, you know. It may be a surprise to you that you will not go to prison for doing so, though you may have to find another doctor.

A doctor should be able to ask you whatever he/she wants. You don’t have to answer. To insist otherwise is to put constraints on their freedom to run their business as they see fit. That’s Communism.

This is about fear among my fellow gun owners. It is disconcerting to see such paranoia in the land of the free and the home of the brave.

The irony here is that you and others don’t seem to understand the issue at all. No one is talking about gun control. I own guns and I’m not terrified of my doctor asking me if I do. I’ll say yes, won’t answer, or I’ll find another doctor as the mood strikes me.

The irony is that all these well armed people are so frightened that they would rather have our legislature working on this nonsensical piece of legislation than on substantive issues.

The irony is that you are being played. Evers and others like him know that you will vote to keep in office anyone who shouts “Gimme a gun! I love the NRA”. C’mon Sandra. Lose your fear and think for yourself.

See the irony?

Its like passing a law that prevents your doctor from asking you what your fav color is. It makes no sense

I said…Actually AC’s other post at 2:41PM is even more absurd than this one but I could not point out all the ridiculous statements in that one if our word limit was twice the current level.

First of all, let me say that it disappoints me to see my fellow gun owners show so much fear and paranoia about a *potential* question. I have never been asked about guns by any doctor. If this question did arise, I could refuse to answer or change doctors. People in this country are truly terrified if they think this silly non issue should be addressed before the many serious problems we face.

Secondly, wouldn’t telling you to lose weight, stop smoking, drinking or doing drugs infringe upon your lifestyle? Yet you say a doctor has no right to choose your lifestyle.You may want to take another look at your position here. It’s insensible as written.

Who cares should be the people who support our second amendment rights, and those who care that local governments across the state are trying to impose tougher gun laws on us. Rep. Broxson apparently only cares about his neighborhood in Gulf Breeze, not the tens of thousands of gun owners in his district including those in North Escambia.