Website review: Doc, what&s up with snooping? - Bos...
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•6 reviews since Oct 4, 2007
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bassascension rated 10 months ago- From the page: "Debbie is a mom from Uxbridge who was in the examination room when the pediatrician asked her 5-year-old, Does Daddy own a gun? But when a friend in law enforcement let Debbie know that her doctor had filed a report with the police about her family's (entirely legal) gun ownership, she got mad."
- SoundsLike rated 10 months ago
- Pediatricians in Massachusetts have begun interrogating their young patients to discover if their parents are involved in illegal activity.
- Sneefer rated 10 months ago
- Honestly, I want to know why this guy didn't walk back into the office when his daughter told him about this. If I were him I'd want to be grilling the doctor - that's bullshit.
- arjunsharma rated 10 months ago
- It's so depressing to see what we've come to as a country. Sometimes I wonder if we really do live in America anymore, or if we actually live in the Abbie Hoffman's "Amerika." I don't want to be that radical, honestly. I just want to live in a country where we can be free to do what we want; a country where we aren't guilty until proven innocent. I'm tired of living in a land where you can't ask a policeman for directions without being nervous for your own safety, or where the officer's word is taken above your own. Or, as we can see now, a land where you're own doctor goes above his/her responsibility to preserve life and becomes a detective, abusing one of the most important pillars of medicine, the doctor/patient confidentiality.
- BluePeriphery rated 10 months ago
- Hey how bout a witchhunt.
