Coffeine: Losing your Right

[ss1]

Listening to the morning radio station and heard this,
How many cups of coffee do you drink during the day. A study ( Done in 2004 by National Geographic by the way) about caffeine addiction and how it is a mental health problem. Considering how all your health records will be going to Obama Care
Will that be a question your doctor will be asking now?
Back Door to permit denial?

 

[Peggy Reist]

Well, thankfully I have never drank a cup of coffee in my life. Nor would I ever admit it now if I did. Just the same as I would never tell a doctor if I have a gun in the house.

 

[yuppor]

people ADMIT that they "just gotta have" that cup of coffee or that cigarette. That IS the very definition of a physical addiction.

 

[sdprof]

DoJ will just tap into Starbucks transaction records. Too many mocha frappe latte vanilla whoopdeedoos - not only will you lose your man card but also your firearms.

 

[jcreek]

people ADMIT that they "just gotta have" that cup of coffee or that cigarette. That IS the very definition of a physical addiction.

Explain to me how caffeine addiction is a mental health problem. All memes and jokes aside, show me a case where someone suffering from caffeine withdrawal has killed or hurt somebody with a firearm. I'm addicted to buying new firearms, and yet my bills get paid every month and my family is fed, do I have a mental health issue?

 

[Icemanii]

people ADMIT that they "just gotta have" that cup of coffee or that cigarette. That IS the very definition of a physical addiction.

But yet if they don't get it, they are okay. Saying "I have to have a cup of coffee" and going into withdrawal is two different things.

 

[The_Outlaw]

I have never heard of Coffeine....But whatever it is, I'm pretty sure that if Coffeine is addictive then it must not be good for you.
I'm okay with the Feds banning Coffeine because anything that I'm confused about scares the crap out of me and the Feds are there to protect all of us from this big,bad, scary world that we are living in.

"Baaaa Baaaa"

~Sarcasm Intended~

 

[Chief1297]

We lost this battle when King Bloomberg was allowed to ban big soft drinks. The American people are less and less impressive each and every day that passes. What a shame.

 

[BC1]

I'm still waiting for the breathalyzer to be installed at the entrance to the capital building.

 

[Warrior1256]

Well, thankfully I have never drank a cup of coffee in my life. Nor would I ever admit it now if I did. Just the same as I would never tell a doctor if I have a gun in the house.

Exactly right. Both of the doctors I have had in the last 20 years did not even mention guns uless it was to compare shooting scores. Both respecters of the 2A.

 

[jcreek]

Well, thankfully I have never drank a cup of coffee in my life. Nor would I ever admit it now if I did. Just the same as I would never tell a doctor if I have a gun in the house.

In impressed. I don't know that I've ever met somebody that's never had coffee. I know a few LDS, but they aren't really hardcore fundamentalists and all drink or least have drank caffeine.

 

[ss1]

It just seemed funny they would bring up a study done in 2004. And now, They all are talking about putting a check for mental health in a back round check, Then there is Obama care scooping up all your health records to put them in one safe place.
And one thing will get you denied is an Addiction or mental health problem, Might be making a mountain out of a Mole Hill,
But do you trust a Progressive?
Last time I checked, My Large Capacity Magazine still only holds 10 rounds

 

[HoJo]

I drink decaf.:dance3:

 

[Peggy Reist]

In impressed. I don't know that I've ever met somebody that's never had coffee. I know a few LDS, but they aren't really hardcore fundamentalists and all drink or least have drank caffeine.

When I was a little girl and traveled with my parents, they were always drinking coffee. I associate the smell of it with getting carsick. Simple as that and not that impressive. I drink diet soda, but ironically, it's caffeine-free. If I'm addicted to anything, it's the internet. And so far, that doesn't seem to be on the list. But I'm sure that's just an oversight.

 

[Gallstones]

I need my coffee in the morning. And I don't drink drip (unless it's all there is) I drink espresso, the hard stuff. You'll get my coffee mug when you pry it from my cold dead hands.

 

[wolf_fire]

people ADMIT that they "just gotta have" that cup of coffee or that cigarette. That IS the very definition of a physical addiction.

Please don't use terms you are unfamiliar with. A person saying something does not express an addiction. A person's mental stress that makes them feel they need that cup of coffee is actually the classic definition of a mental addiction. The physical addiction manifests itself in jitters, headaches, etc. when you haven't had your fix.

 

[ss1]

Here is the link to the study
And just like our kids being brainwashed in a our schools about the near mention of a gun is so bad to get you punished, no one is seeing the possible future of consequences of the big picture. Knowing they take baby steps to get to there agenda.

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