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I must have had a few dozen things on my mind, where I might not have been totally focused on what he said...

It happens from time to time...

Its like a pilot having a wheels up landing...It happens about once every 15,000 flight hours...(you pilot guys/gals will understand the how long that takes...)

txinvestigator wrote:

stevie_d_64 wrote:

txinvestigator wrote:If it is done at school, then that is government intrusion, and I would support that law. But not for private businesses.

You support government intrusion???

If your son was asked at school if Daddy has guns at home...You'd be ok with that question and the answer to that if it came up???

Unless of course you've got it already covered with your kid, right???

Yer pulling my leg right???

The law would prohibit doctors, etc., from asking questions about guns in the home. Since the schools are government run, any questions asked by the schools are a government intrusion. I would support the law that would prohibit the government schools from asking about guns in the home.

I would not support such a law aimed at private businesses.

Opps...So it took me a day to get back into this converstaion to figure out what I had mis-interpreted...

My bad...And my apologies...Sometimes the noggin' doesn't catch "everything"...At least I can admit it...Sorry "tx"...

txinvestigator wrote:If it is done at school, then that is government intrusion, and I would support that law. But not for private businesses.

You support government intrusion???

If your son was asked at school if Daddy has guns at home...You'd be ok with that question and the answer to that if it came up???

Unless of course you've got it already covered with your kid, right???

Yer pulling my leg right???

I refuse to inform anyone, in that capacity, regardless of the reason, with extreme prejudice...

If my health plan (if I ever get the chance to participate in one again) requires their doctors to inquire in anyway shape or form, I will omit an answer to questions like that...

And if they deny treatment because I will not answer that question, or raise any cost to me because of that omission...

hehehe, Ohhhhhhhh, the humanity...

See, I just don't see this happening (getting this bad) in states like Texas...I'm just surprised that its happening in Virginia of all places...

I won't even go so far to say to anyone, that its none of their [expletive deleted] business...That goes unsaid...