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Letter from AG holsters

jmcd

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This showed up in my mail box the other day. I guess I'm a bit behind as I don't follow them. Anyone have the back story to this?
 

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That's a proactive seller, kudos to them. Hopefully others will follow suit.

Let's consider: Federal agencies not tasked with law enforcement are buying guns and ammo. Federal agencies are "requesting" information about the customers of certain types of businesses. ATF agents have been caught trying to conduct warrantless searches of gun purchasers.

Nothing to see here...
 
U.S. Dept of Commerce - Reports to the WH Chief of Staff

Bureaus - 13 Ways to Sunday​

Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)
Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS)
U.S. Census Bureau
Economic Development Administration (EDA)
Office of the Under Secretary for Economic Affairs(OUS/EA)
International Trade Administration (ITA)
Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA)
National Institute of Standards and Technology(NIST)
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration(NOAA)
National Technical Information Service (NTIS)
National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA)
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)
Office of the Secretary (OS)

Plenty of bureaucrats that can make a operating a small business difficult and costly to hire attorneys to sort their flagrant allegations.

What’s next…Census question - How many firearms in the household ?
 
Area52 said:
What’s next…Census question - How many firearms in the household ?
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Actually, to put another other spin on things... how about primary care physicians asking you if you have any guns in the house? Anser yes and that goes in your chart. Mental health research or invasion of privacy? In my not so humble opinion, they have no right asking.
 
jmcd said:
Actually, to put another other spin on things... how about primary care physicians asking you if you have any guns in the house? Anser yes and that goes in your chart. Mental health research or invasion of privacy? In my not so humble opinion, they have no right asking.
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That was a thing at one point a few years back. Told my doctor don't bother asking, and he told me he had no intention of doing so.
 
jmcd said:
Actually, to put another other spin on things... how about primary care physicians asking you if you have any guns in the house? Anser yes and that goes in your chart. Mental health research or invasion of privacy? In my not so humble opinion, they have no right asking.
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No they don’t but my PCP saw my empty holster and we talked for 30 minutes about the guns we both have. He told me his whole family shots.
 
jmcd said:
Actually, to put another other spin on things... how about primary care physicians asking you if you have any guns in the house? Anser yes and that goes in your chart. Mental health research or invasion of privacy? In my not so humble opinion, they have no right asking.
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my PCP is aware that i have guns, cuz i was concerned about my lead levels.

he told me, he has several patients that have to monitor thier levels as well.

i think that if a person talks about depression, THAT might get him/her to act on it.
 
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