
Critics of the Obama administration warned us this was coming, and now it’s here. He told Americans he was going to fundamentally transform America and that’s what he’s doing.
His “much-feared expansion” of taking gun rights away from law-abiding citizens is upon us. Through the use of mental health diagnosis, he’s cracking down on gun ownership.
Obama is on record through his Department of Homeland Security, vilifying the mental faculties of veterans returning from the combat zone, those who support third-party candidates and people with pro-life bumper stickers. According to him, you could be a right-wing extremist if you subscribe to any of the aforementioned ideas.
Today World Net Daily, (WND), is reporting, “Obama has announced his Department of Justice is proposing a rule change to gun ownership.” This would clarify the rules of gun ownership and cause the nullification of gun rights for some Americans. Under the rule if you’ve ever been committed to a mental institution you’re not fit to own a gun.
The rule change in gun ownership means if even you’ve seen a shrink your 2nd Amendment rights will become null and void. Like many rules and laws the politicians in America pass the meanings in this change is vague and hazy at best, so it has a broad scope of who it would affect.
Obama and his Department of Health and Human Services are looking to shoot down, pun intended, the privacy protections of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. This violation of privacy would give entities the permission to hand over your medical records that are requested by the federal government. According to the rule change this is information which would keep guns out of potentially dangerous hands.
Six months ago WND says they reported “on the alarms raised by various groups” concerning what Obama’s intentions were on this subject. WND says, “at the time, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, or EPIC, warned that the administration was widening the door for those subject to a “mental” deficiency definition, looking for ways to send people to a mental institution for “mental defectiveness or mental illness” or “for other reasons.”