i wasn't aware HIPPA covered illegal activity...
Posted on 10/05/2012 12:42:12 PM PDT by Altariel
i wasn't aware HIPPA covered illegal activity...
More surrender of rights to the almighty state.
The doctor/patient privilege is as sacrosanct as priest/penitent and lawyer/client privileges.
What needs to go is the asinine War on Drugs.
Then in the next election, throw the Nazi out.
This why more and more Americans hate law enforcement. They shoot family dogs and old ladies with abandon...now this crap.
To Hades with all of them.
2 “m”s/
dhimmi
End the tax-wasting, rights-violating, and little old lady and dog-killing War on Drugs.
The only reason drugs were ever made illegal was a sop to the Bronfmann family - who owned Seagrams and gave tons of money to Roosevelt’s campaign in 1932 - by FDR when he promised to see Prohibition repealed in 1932.
That was too much competition for Seagrams, Inc. after booze was legal again.
It never fails to amaze me how people who call themselves conservatives are in reality a bunch of authoritarian statists at heart.
Handed out a year ago, and yet never once used, and it’s making news today. Hmmmm.
It never fails to amaze me how people who call themselves conservatives are in reality a bunch of authoritarian statists at heart.
Agree. This is but one of many reasons why I'm neither Left nor Right (nor Independent) - (imo) both (all) sides suffer various 'socio-psychopathologies,' each in their own way.
‘dhimmistrators’ then :)
for the most part i agree with you, and as far as i know, REEFER MADNESS was paid for by the ABA(American Brewers Association) but my statement still stands, if people are getting legal narcotics illegally let alone for sale, i do not believe the HIPPA act covers them from prosecution... and any additional signing away of rights are not required
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