Doctors can report some mentally ill patients to FBI under new gun control rule Read

[Bluesilver]

http://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-profess...ICS/index.html

Not to say there isn't some bondo filled cracks in the new legislation, but it seems that it's just going to open up reporting of 302s and being found mentally adjunct by a court. Again it could just be a precursor for a more blanket term of "mental health" down the road. Or maybe since it's late I skimmed a little to fast and missed a big red flag.

[Glockman4]

How many police officers have had mandatory psych visits or sought help for anxiety or depression resulting from their job?

Are their guns going to be taken away as well?

[LutherJackson]

So I read the link above in Bluesilver's post. Looks to me like people who are involuntarily sent to mental hospitals or people with out the mental capacity to take care of them selves are impacted. This isn't any different than what is in place now. I think the difference is that, that person's doctor can now report that person to whatever it is they report to.

As someone with depression, and anxiety, this does have me concerned. Am I a violent person? No. Am I bat shit crazy? No. I have depression. I'm on medicine for both. I'm not ashamed of this fact.

So if I can't buy guns anymore because of this, then I assume I'm not allowed any rights in the rest of the Constitution. It's almost like I will be considered a felon.

Well, if it comes down to it, so be it. Molon Labe.

[Action Jackson]

Where is the due process that is supposed to be involved?

Exactly right! Where is the ACLU? They don't seem interested in our civil liberties in this case.

[qmcorps]

Exactly right! Where is the ACLU? They don't seem interested in our civil liberties in this case.

Along the border. Making sure the invaders get free legal consult and representation.

[abner13]

I've read where doctors have reported patients to state DMV and had drivers licenses revoked because of excessive alcohol abuse , something like a 6-pak a day.

[ehidle]

Nor, am I. However, the level of this societies', inability to cope with daily life; drives the need for drugs. The solid fact that(some, not most) people are raised in environments with minimal challenges and expectations; is the social engineering that drives the inability. Face it. American society, is committing generational suicide by drugging itself over every stressor in life. Thanks for the rep.

Do you know what the most popular "recreational" drugs are in Clemson SC? Adderall, Vyvanse, Ritalin, Focalin, and other ADHD drugs. Students need to take them to compete with other students who are taking them. It's funny because they have no interest in pot because it reduces mental performance. They instead need to be strung out on extended release amphetamines.

[streaker69]

Do you know what the most popular "recreational" drugs are in Clemson SC? Adderall, Vyvanse, Ritalin, Focalin, and other ADHD drugs. Students need to take them to compete with other students who are taking them. It's funny because they have no interest in pot because it reduces mental performance. They instead need to be strung out on extended release amphetamines.

I knew a guy that used to steal his kid's Ritalin and take it while he was smoking pot.