[lbryce]

Too many Americans have been severely injured or lost their lives as a result of gun violence," the order reads. "While the vast majority of Americans who experience a mental illness are not violent, in some cases when persons with a mental illness do not receive the treatment they need, the result can be tragedies such as homicide or suicide."

The government is concerned for its citizenry and want to protect the people they love.

Limiting access to guns. Well, it worked successfully to diminish, eliminate civilian response to government oppression in other fascist regimes that the current dictatorship is bent on emulating.

[unixfox]

Pass all the E.O’s you want. Now enforce them.

Friggin traitor.

[hondact200]

Impeach Obama - Keep the American Dream Sign in my front Yard.

[kiryandil]

"Too many Americans have been severely injured or lost their lives as a result of gun violence," the order reads. "While the vast majority of Americans who experience a mental illness are not violent, in some cases when persons with a mental illness do not receive the treatment they need, the result can be tragedies such as homicide or suicide."

"Too many Americans have been affected by lying pieces of dog squeezins who are pretending to be President of the United States."

Maybe Retard Boy will accidentally sign an Executive Ordure banning himself...

"American peasants: If you like your Second Amendment, you can keep it..."

[Veto!]

The jaws are closing on gun ownership. The “mental health” community is part of the problem.

The new DSM-5 (diagnostic and statistical manual) has defined quite a few ordinary conditions as “mental health” problems, requiring medication. Of course, this means more money for BigPharma, but now, apparently, it also means fewer people are “eligible” for gun ownership.

Did I mention that most of the people on the DSM=5 committee are also consultants to BigPharma?

Corruption everywhere. Is anyone paying them to oppose gun ownership? I really don’t know, but you might.

[usconservative]

The second executive action concerns privacy laws associated with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. States have complained that individual privacy protections have made it difficult for them to report relevant mental health information to their respective background check systems, which they fear could lead to guns falling into dangerous hands. The proposed change would allow states to relay "limited" tidbits of information that they feel should be included in background checks.

So, if one's doctor is anti-gun and he either knows or suspects one has a gun - all he has to do is send some "limited" (cough, cough) information to the State that would disqualify one from purchasing a gun.

Nope, no chance of fraud or abuse there! (/sarc)