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Was listening to the radio earlier and they mentioned that buried within the health care bill there was a regulation requiring all gun owners to disclose the number of firarms stored at their home. It also requires that you tell them what calibers and amount of ammo for each. Can anyone tell me if this is true or not and how does this relate to healthcare?

not true...another rumor.

If it was true, it sure would be a shame for me to lose them all in a boating accident.

yep it's true .....send all your stuff to me

Wow, you missed it by that much, my boat just capsized, I was lucky to get away with just the clothes I had on, lost the boat and everything in it. You would think I should have learned the first 3 times my boat sank with all of my firearms in it.

crap..................

I dont like guns.....sold all of mine.

They kill people.

I don't believe it has anything to do with the health care bill. More likely it is the Socialist leaning AMA, but the last time I was in the Dr's office, the patient history form asked if I wore my seat belt and asked if I had guns in my house.

I wrote "None of your business" in the space provided. And as Momma was also seeing the Dr. that day I then wrote the same thing in the space on her form.

The last time I was into the ER was far a broken leg after falling off an ATV in the hills. The stupidest question that day was "Do you feel safe in your home?"

The ER nurse gave me a funny look when I answered. "Sure, well except for that whole black helicopter thing."

my wife was asked the same when she was in the ER for a burst cyst, the nurse asking the question has known my wife longer than i have......i piped up, "She is Irish why in the hell aint you asking me if i feel safe at home?"

I was once asked if there were firearms in the home. I replied, "I refuse to confirm or deny".

ive never been asked the firearms one.......last i saw though 80% of households in Montana had atleast one firearm so they might figure it aint worth the time to ask

El Paso is right at the line but ya should be ok. This deal about healthcare providers asking about guns has come up before and it does seem that it's the folks further west that get asked.

There is a movement among the medical field to ask about guns so they can advise patients with depression to remove them from their house so they won't be able to use them to commit suicide.

.....so they say.

None of their business. And that is as polite as it will ever be stated by me.

Those firearms are not MINE Mr Obama!

they belong to my ex wife...

she hasn't ever picked them up yet.

I hope I get an opportunity to answer a "medical professional" that question! I guarentee I will think of an answer to have ready ..... that they won't like!

Pricks.

ObamaCare actually contains a provision that makes it illegal for a doctor to ask his patient about firearms.

Whats a firearm?

I had that opportunity a couple years ago and they truly did NOT like my answer - to which I replied 'tough chit'...