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And some people want the government in complete control of their healthcare.
"Oh, we forgot to note he was allergic to that medicine we gave him when he died in surgery."
Easy to disprove, it took me seconds.
UK rate of "avoidable death....... 3.5% US avoidable deaths....9.5%
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Last year British Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt described avoidable deaths in hospitals as the “biggest scandal in global healthcare”. It is estimated that 3.6 per cent of deaths in hospitals in England
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That represented 9.5 per cent of the total number of annual deaths in the US.
The researchers stressed that most medical errors were not caused by bad doctors and reporting an error should not automatically result in punishment or legal action.
Remember these deaths are deaths that occur due to a whole slew of issues. not just error but poor practise and failures to communicate etc...
so it seems like you knee jerk made up "oh scary scary gov and healthcare is just BS and Made up
Can you honestly believe that if the Air Force had not dropped the ball, that these people would still be alive? This guy had an agenda and chances are, he would have just found another way to buy the firearms.
I like Florida's stance on it, If you commit domestic violence you are barred from ownership.
No ifs, ands, or buts about it.
There are many loopholes. Is that rule only for background checks when someone purchases? People can buy from an individual or a gunshow without background checks, right?
How about someone that commits domestic violence but already has a gun. Nobody comes to their home to take it away.
This is why accuracy is so important in the white collar world. Accounting, database entry, and administrative mistakes can cause hours of wasted time and lost money, if they aren't found right away. In this case, it ended up causing people to die it looks like.
You know exactly what I am talking about. Pass your fascist draconian neo-liberal totalitarian laws - I've no doubt the way this country is going, it's coming.
But GOOD LUCK rounding up all the firearms. I've got news for you: there are only a small number of law-abiding Americans who will willingly turn their firearms in, law or no law. So have fun with that.
"From my cold dead hands..."
Why round up all the guns when you can just cut off the supply of ammo. Within a few years there would be no ammo left and your guns would be useless.
There are many loopholes. Is that rule only for background checks when someone purchases? People can buy from an individual or a gunshow without background checks, right?
How about someone that commits domestic violence but already has a gun. Nobody comes to their home to take it away.
No you cannot. I have attended 10 gun shows this year so far. Guess what?! You need to have a background check performed 4473 filled out, and the seller has an internet connection at the Booth when selling firearms to perform NICS checks.
GUESS WHAT ELSE!? Theres local police and sheriffs deputies present at them! Oh my this gun show loophole lie needs to go down in flames as the biggest perpetuated lie ever.
Individual private sale, The few I have partaken in, I do a transfer in a gun store or pawn shop.
I pay for it. Im not buying a burner. Nor am I selling to a potential felon or anyone ineligible to own a fire arm. Its your risk if you want to sell without a back ground check. Its your risk if you want to buy without a background check. Your name was on the 4473 for that fire arm. You sell it without another 4473 transfer done, and someone else uses it in crime, it comes back on you.
BUT sleepy seems to think that gun traces currently do not work... because they currently are via paper... and not on the interwebs database that can be breached...
And as for confiscation of fire arms... Wasnt it... Oregon... That just passed a law where if you are SUSPECTED of being violent, without due process your firearms may be ceased?
That is a STATE law issue, not a federal law issue. It all depends on how the state handles firearm search and seizure...
Well every single 4473 form I have filled out, has my name my address and the serial number of the weapon purchased. I am going to be getting a UPIN number soon.
But a computerized system, one that can be breached is needed?
Oh indeed hand searching hundreds, or thousands of cardboard boxes is so much better. Social Security has your info too, maybe they should keep it all in cardboard boxes huh?
Why round up all the guns when you can just cut off the supply of ammo. Within a few years there would be no ammo left and your guns would be useless.
LOL you think so...
Can roll your own at home with house hold chemicals mixed in the right proportions, some copper from the hobby lobby or junk yard, a backyard foundry, and some old car batteries you can produce your own...
Why round up all the guns when you can just cut off the supply of ammo. Within a few years there would be no ammo left and your guns would be useless.
That might work for some people but there will always be those who are obsessed with guns. They will get ammo from somewhere. It will drive the price up and the suppliers will become criminals, that's all.
These people need to get a grip. These men whose sense of masculinity is bolstered by owning a gun.
Oh indeed hand searching hundreds, or thousands of cardboard boxes is so much better. Social Security has your info too, maybe they should keep it all in cardboard boxes huh?
I'd stop paying into social security tomorrow and take back every penny I ever paid into it too.
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