Your commentary would have made sense if medically assisted death were compulsory - i.e. “we can save some money if we kill you therefore we are going to kill you”.
Being that it isn’t compulsory, don’t see what point you’re trying to make.
This seems to be a pretty benign report based on some financial analytics. Do you see this as part of a slippery slope where eventually Canada will start shooting sick people in the face ?
I see it as what it is, an assessment on how much money they can save if they convince people to off themselves as soon as they’re no longer producing for the state.
It’s the only conclusion that state run anything can come to.
I was totally on Kevorkian’s side when this whole thing was going on. People who live in unbearable pain should be able to do this. It’s silly that it was/is even controversial and that he went to jail for this.
It’s not unlike abortion when all the Left will talk about is incest and rape while completely ignoring the “kill the kid for convivence” attitude proponents have, which is 99% of abortions.
The same will be true of this as people will solve a temporary problem with a permanent solution, death. A new money making scheme for an offshoot of Planned Parenthood.
Disagree. It’s very unlike abortion. This is about terminally ill people in pain choosing to end their life with assistance of a physician. Is there anyone who is still against them having that choice ?
As I said, that will be your focus as, just as in abortion, people will convince grandma to sign-out, so they don’t have to care for her. It’s always abused, and never what the talking-points promote. ALWAYS!