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 In the article "Canada Push To Allow Euthanasia Of Mentally Ill," the author writes - "This ever-broadening death license is only logical. If killing is indeed an acceptable answer to suffering, how can it be strictly limited to people diagnosed with a terminal illness? After all, many people suffer far more severely and for a far longer time than the imminently dying." Not only the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, and now Canada, but in the U.S. five states and Washington D.C. have laws allowing euthanasia. Introduced as "death with dignity," it supposedly is the "compassionate" way to eliminate a person's suffering. But as the article states, "Compassion means to 'suffer with.' Euthanasia is about eliminating suffering by eliminating the sufferer." Plain and simple, euthanasia is murder. Now we are on the slippery slope where a doctor or judge can decide who is worth keeping alive, and who is too expensive or inconvenient to provide care for. Another article - Doctors are Getting Used to Killing. They’re Getting Good at It - describes how a court in England overruled the parents' desire to keep their baby boy alive, even after they had raised $1.5 million through GoFundMe for the baby's treatment. The judge ruled - "It is in Charlie’s best interests that Great Ormond Street may lawfully withdraw all treatment save for palliative care to permit Charlie to die with dignity." Charlie's murder has been stayed a few weeks to allow an appeal. Read the full article to get the whole story! And subscribe below to get our free weekly newsletter: |