National U.S. Trauma Doctors Push for Stricter Gun Controls

[Joe Link]

https://www.webmd.com/mental-health/news/20180809/us-trauma-doctors-push-for-stricter-gun-controls

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[spookshack]

I'm looking for some booster accessories, such as trigger activators and high volume ammunition. Could be just the winning ticket at my monthly Speed Steel match....

 

[spookshack]

It would seem to me that the more pressing issue for them would be to address all of their medical malpractice that has run amok...

 

[slimmer13]

Isn't a trigger activator your finger? Yeah regulate that bubblegum. It's only common sense.

 

[2Wheels4Ever]

News just in....

Medical error accounts for 250,000 deaths/year compared to 11,000 homicides despite medical professionals calling for more gun regulations.

Liberal logic at its finest gentleman.

 

[Slobray]

Instead of a "push for stricter gun control", I call for them to pull their head out of their asses.



Ray

 

[Mister Bisley]

Plus, we already have laws in place to enforce about 7 of the 14 "so-called" recommendations they are giving to reduce these traumas.

Agree, about the medical error deaths is much more common than firearm traumas. Maybe we should make stricter laws about malpractice and require more education and study to become a medical professional.

 

[titsonritz]

News just in....

Medical error accounts for 250,000 deaths/year compared to 11,000 homicides despite medical professionals calling for more gun regulations.

Liberal logic at its finest gentleman.

A bit of the ol' pot calling the kettle black, IMO. So STFU, get back to work so you can pay off those massive student loans and malpractice insurance premiums and for Christ count the damn sponges and forceps when you close that poor slob entrusting his/her life to you. Is that too much to ask?

 

[cigars]

I have a friend who is an ER doctor at one of the local hospitals. He likes to shoot and goes to Front Sight on a yearly basis. Obviously he's not on board with this non sense.