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Omnibus Bill coming up may fund Junk science studies that "prove" guns are bad
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<blockquote data-quote="abajaj11" data-source="post: 2828827" data-attributes="member: 3553"><p><u>So why is allowing funding for government run studies so bad, when private folk with big money (like B berg) are funding such junk already?</u></p><p><u></u></p><p>The <strong>key</strong> for the anti-2Aers is to get the <strong>Center for Disease Control</strong> to fund some junk studies...then these "findings" can be incorporated into Obama Care..For example they can find that "<strong>improper storage" of guns results in one death too many, and is a health hazard worthy of inspection</strong>. So if you have guns, they can <strong>schedule annual inspections in your home</strong>. Only fair and reasonable, right, because "we now know that guns are not harmless and can be a hazard to innocent people just by lying there" or some such gobbledygook. </p><p></p><p>They <strong>can make it a felony to lie on the medical info form you fill out if you have guns or not, since guns will be "proven" to cause harm to others</strong>. </p><p>They can do all sorts of things once they have some CDC funded studies. </p><p><strong>Bloomberg is an interested party, the CDC is supposed to be "disinterested" and scientific. </strong></p><p><strong></strong></p><p>Making policy and legislation based on bloomberg funded studies may seem fishy, but <strong>what "reasonable person" can argue with our hallowed CDC</strong>? </p><p>Hence it is <strong><em>necessary to BLOCK this insidious removal of language holding the government funded studies in check. </em></strong></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="abajaj11, post: 2828827, member: 3553"] [U]So why is allowing funding for government run studies so bad, when private folk with big money (like B berg) are funding such junk already? [/U] The [B]key[/B] for the anti-2Aers is to get the [B]Center for Disease Control[/B] to fund some junk studies...then these "findings" can be incorporated into Obama Care..For example they can find that "[B]improper storage" of guns results in one death too many, and is a health hazard worthy of inspection[/B]. So if you have guns, they can [B]schedule annual inspections in your home[/B]. Only fair and reasonable, right, because "we now know that guns are not harmless and can be a hazard to innocent people just by lying there" or some such gobbledygook. They [B]can make it a felony to lie on the medical info form you fill out if you have guns or not, since guns will be "proven" to cause harm to others[/B]. They can do all sorts of things once they have some CDC funded studies. [B]Bloomberg is an interested party, the CDC is supposed to be "disinterested" and scientific. [/B] Making policy and legislation based on bloomberg funded studies may seem fishy, but [B]what "reasonable person" can argue with our hallowed CDC[/B]? Hence it is [B][I]necessary to BLOCK this insidious removal of language holding the government funded studies in check. [/I][/B] [/QUOTE]
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