They learned that Mihich’s body bore no signs of illness; she had been suffering, but she had not been on the verge of death.
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Despite the obvious emotional pain caused in witnessing his mother’s killing, Newsom says that he strongly supports legalizing assisted suicide.
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Suicide is increasingly seen as an empowering act. This is the darkness into which the euthanasia movement is taking jurisdictions, some faster, some slower.
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The ultimate destination for assisted suicide will be the creation of a fundamental right to be made dead, regardless of the reason, i.e., death on demand.
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There are plenty of dramatic stories illustrating the abuses and dangers of assisted suicide, just waiting to be told, but Hollywood won’t tell them.
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One joint euthanasia homicide in Belgium of an elderly couple was arranged by their son so the children could avoid future caregiving.
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Liberal leaders of popular culture usually boost assisted suicide when they take a side. I hope her advocacy convinces the Lords to kill the bill, not the ill.
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The movement to quash medical conscience has been ongoing for many years and it has become politically partisan.
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Geriatric suicides used to be considered a tragedy. But these days, increasingly, they are celebrated.
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In Canada, many stories attest that euthanasia is now routinely offered to those requesting medical care.
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“It’s a foot in the door, which will be important for what comes next,” said Stéphane Gemmani of the ADMD association.
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Falsifying death certificates, for example, prevents transparency. Investigators will be unable to access the information they need to conduct independent studies.
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Such rulings demonstrate that the real goal/destination is a right to death by any competent person for any cause and assisted by anyone.
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Yet terminally ill patients opt for assisted suicide typically because of issues such as fears of burdening family, losing dignity, not untreatable pain.
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Do the philosophers not understand how bigoted and anti-intrinsic dignity of life their relativistic assumptions are about when a life is worth continuing?
Read More ›Predictably, assisted suicides are provided under ever-lessening oversight, to ever-expanding cadres of the eligible, leading eventually to death on demand.
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Usefully, however, the Oregon bill also requires hospices to say whether they participate in assisted suicide, contrary to hospice founders’ intentions.
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“Strict guidelines” against abuse sell such laws to the public but they are never the ceiling of permissibility. The rules are loosened more and more.
Read More ›Legislation like this must be carefully written because assisted-suicide activists frequently redefine terms and obfuscate crucial distinctions.
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By attending a suicide party or ceremony, we validate the decision and, in so doing, become complicit in that death.
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