Citiot wrote:
You may think that it is illegal to lie to a doctor. Lying to get narcotic pain killers would indeed be wrong. Lying to your doctor in order to get disability payments is wrong. Lying about guns in the house is a duty.
Citiot wrote:Earlier I said to simply answer no if questioned. I also have instructed my children to lie to their pediatricians and also school officials.
i.e. if asked if there are guns in the house, just say no.
Yes, I have instructed my children to lie and that it is morally correct because of the sinister motivations behind the questions.
I am a good father and all my kids are honor students.
You may think that it is illegal to lie to a doctor. Lying to get narcotic pain killers would indeed be wrong. Lying to your doctor in order to get disability payments is wrong. Lying about guns in the house is a duty.
Randygmn wrote:Citiot wrote:Earlier I said to simply answer no if questioned. I also have instructed my children to lie to their pediatricians and also school officials.
i.e. if asked if there are guns in the house, just say no.
Yes, I have instructed my children to lie and that it is morally correct because of the sinister motivations behind the questions.
I am a good father and all my kids are honor students.
You may think that it is illegal to lie to a doctor. Lying to get narcotic pain killers would indeed be wrong. Lying to your doctor in order to get disability payments is wrong. Lying about guns in the house is a duty.
Your kids are lucky to have you as a parent and America is lucky to have a citizen like you.
My daughter knows that there are certain things that are not to be shared outside of our home. Things such as politics and firearms are just two of them.
LePetomane wrote: And besides, the government already knows you have guns. I assume you have a carry permit in the state of Minnesota.
MJY65 wrote: I doubt they are going to go to the trouble of searching medical records for something they already know.
MJY65 wrote:LePetomane wrote: And besides, the government already knows you have guns. I assume you have a carry permit in the state of Minnesota.
I've often thought that same thing in these discussions. You've voluntarily provided the information DIRECTLY to the state. I doubt they are going to go to the trouble of searching medical records for something they already know.
LePetomane wrote:You are actually asking for permission to exercise a right.
LePetomane wrote:Randygmn wrote:Citiot wrote:Earlier I said to simply answer no if questioned. I also have instructed my children to lie to their pediatricians and also school officials.
i.e. if asked if there are guns in the house, just say no.
Yes, I have instructed my children to lie and that it is morally correct because of the sinister motivations behind the questions.
I am a good father and all my kids are honor students.
You may think that it is illegal to lie to a doctor. Lying to get narcotic pain killers would indeed be wrong. Lying to your doctor in order to get disability payments is wrong. Lying about guns in the house is a duty.
Your kids are lucky to have you as a parent and America is lucky to have a citizen like you.
My daughter knows that there are certain things that are not to be shared outside of our home. Things such as politics and firearms are just two of them.
Are these guys serious?? Radical islam teaches its subjects to lie. They call it taqiyya. Bill Clinton is a liar. Barack Obama is a liar. Hillary Clinton is a liar. They were also honor students. There are ways other than encouraging your kids to lie to defuse the situation. And besides, the government already knows you have guns. I assume you have a carry permit in the state of Minnesota. That is just another way to register gun owners.
Randygmn wrote:Sure, they know I have a PTC. And if the ATF wants to do some research, they can find all of the firearms I've purchased in the past with a 4473. That's not the point. They'd only investigate if they felt they had a specific reason to. One of those reasons could be a referral from a doctor who believes that his patient could be unfit for gun ownership. Thus the reason that answering NO is the appropriate answer. Yeah, that would be lie. Big deal. Furthermore, since you decided to pass judgement on me, I'll take a second to make myself clear. I'm a resident of Minnesota, but I spend a bit less than 6 months a year in NYC. My daughter goes to private school there where her k-12 school costs $50K per year. After 9 years, they offered my daughter a scholarship for her final 4 years of high school. Do the math on that. The school, as well as the city in general is very liberal. They don't take kindly to gun ownership or my kind of politics in general. It's something she doesn't discuss with her friends or teachers. We don't engage with school staff or other parents, either. I'm not interested in jeopardizing her position/scholarship there. Otherwise, I wouldn't give a damn. Fwiw.
LePetomane wrote:Randygmn wrote:Sure, they know I have a PTC. And if the ATF wants to do some research, they can find all of the firearms I've purchased in the past with a 4473. That's not the point. They'd only investigate if they felt they had a specific reason to. One of those reasons could be a referral from a doctor who believes that his patient could be unfit for gun ownership. Thus the reason that answering NO is the appropriate answer. Yeah, that would be lie. Big deal. Furthermore, since you decided to pass judgement on me, I'll take a second to make myself clear. I'm a resident of Minnesota, but I spend a bit less than 6 months a year in NYC. My daughter goes to private school there where her k-12 school costs $50K per year. After 9 years, they offered my daughter a scholarship for her final 4 years of high school. Do the math on that. The school, as well as the city in general is very liberal. They don't take kindly to gun ownership or my kind of politics in general. It's something she doesn't discuss with her friends or teachers. We don't engage with school staff or other parents, either. I'm not interested in jeopardizing her position/scholarship there. Otherwise, I wouldn't give a damn. Fwiw.
And some here think I need a tinfoil hat?
george wrote:It is absolutely true that it can affect your children, my son was asked to teach at Purdue but he received the letter resending the offer because, it said your father is a card holding member of the NRA, and that is the truth. He went on to teach at a couple very high ranking universities but that's still kind of sticks in me.
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