Judge overturns Florida law prohibiting physicians from asking patients about guns

Yeah, I just got done reading about the "Kentucky Rifle," spurred by this thread.

I did in fact use the word "rifle", or did you think rifles were invented in the late 1800s and that George Washington never saw one??

Other than that, it's meaningful because some of these libtard doctors would have written George Washington up as some sort of a dangerous crackpot and we might still be a British colony.

Usually, he carried a sword.

The doctors I've been to don't have time to get into a philsopical/political debate about anything, much less something as controversial as gun control. If they spend their precious time asking you about it, it's a pretty good bet that they have a medical reason for doing so.

Doc: Got a gun?
Patient: Yep.
Doc: What kind?
Patient: S&W 9mm.
Doc: What have you got against Beretta?

Yeah. After all, the 92 has all the grace, balance, and pointability of a Broomhandle Mauser.

I'm not a Beretta fan. I've owned two Taurus PT92's, though, and was very satisfied with them both. They made, imo, improvements over the 92.