Obama's 23(!) Firearm Executive Orders

[FunkBuddha]

Not a traditional psych eval, but I'd advise people to be careful when talking to their regular doctors. He might just write something down on your chart that triggers a red flag. I'm not sure which state records they are talking about wanting to share with the database, but be careful what you say to teachers, careful what you say to police, careful what you say to your social worker, etc.

I won't tell a doctor a damn thing. When i was a much younger, foolish man, I went to the doctor for insomnia. He asked me fill out a questionaire and so i did. He came back and told me I was bi-polar. I thought that seemed odd since I've never had a problem with depression. He told me that I leaned harder towards the mania side of things. Which, if you knew me, would kind of make sense except for the fact that I don't have swings towards depression. He put me on some mood stabilizers (Zyprexa and Neurontin) and asked me to come back in a few months.

i never went back. I had gained 40 pounds in under two months! I would wake up in the morning and find empty Zebra Cake wrappers on the kitchen counter from midnight snacks that I couldn't remember happening. I had an insatiable craving for sugar. I quit taking the meds just before Thanksgiving that year and by Christmas i was close to my normal weight of around 160lbs. I have stretch marks on my thighs to this day.

Years later, my wife and i decided to have kids. While she was pregnant with our first child, we decided to get life insurance. I was denied because they found this "doctor's notes that said I was bi-polar. I went to my new Dr. and told her what had happened and she recommended me to a psychiatrist who, after several sessions, said I wasn't bi-polar and that I did have a tendency to be overly obsessive about things which could lead to what people would think of as maniacal but that certainly wasn't harmful. After that diagnosis I was finally able to get life insurance.

Of course, it's probably documented by two different doctors that I'm a maniac now. So I've got that going for me.

[FunkBuddha]

Not a traditional psych eval, but I'd advise people to be careful when talking to their regular doctors. He might just write something down on your chart that triggers a red flag. I'm not sure which state records they are talking about wanting to share with the database, but be careful what you say to teachers, careful what you say to police, careful what you say to your social worker, etc.

I won't tell a doctor a damn thing. When i was a much younger, foolish man, I went to the doctor for insomnia. He asked me fill out a questionaire and so i did. He came back and told me I was bi-polar. I thought that seemed odd since I've never had a problem with depression. He told me that I leaned harder towards the mania side of things. Which, if you knew me, would kind of make sense except for the fact that I don't have swings towards depression. He put me on some mood stabilizers (Zyprexa and Neurontin) and asked me to come back in a few months.

i never went back. I had gained 40 pounds in under two months! I would wake up in the morning and find empty Zebra Cake wrappers on the kitchen counter from midnight snacks that I couldn't remember happening. I had an insatiable craving for sugar. I quit taking the meds just before Thanksgiving that year and by Christmas i was close to my normal weight of around 160lbs. I have stretch marks on my thighs to this day.

Years later, my wife and i decided to have kids. While she was pregnant with our first child, we decided to get life insurance. I was denied because they found this "doctor's notes that said I was bi-polar. I went to my new Dr. and told her what had happened and she recommended me to a psychiatrist who, after several sessions, said I wasn't bi-polar and that I did have a tendency to be overly obsessive about things which could lead to what people would think of as maniacal but that certainly wasn't harmful. After that diagnosis I was finally able to get life insurance.

Of course, it's probably documented by two different doctors that I'm a maniac now. So I've got that going for me.

[tmg19103]

The FBI’s database currently contains the names of more than 150,000 veterans. They served our country honorably. They did nothing wrong. But, because they sought counseling for a traumatic experience while risking their lives for America, they have had their constitutional rights summarily revoked and are barred from gun ownership - with no due process whatsoever due to an unconstitutional EO.

This secret FBI list will soon include tens of millions of Americans -- including soldiers, police, and fire fighters -- with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder, anxiety disorder, depression, etc.

That's what is allowed in and this what will happen based on this new unconstitutional EO.