euthanasia and assisted suicide proponents frame their arguments around “facts” and declarations that there is a majority of citizens who support such legislation. Yet, when you take a closer look, their “strong” basis for support is based on misconceptions about such legislation – and misconstrued facts!
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An article by Kenny Fries on the killing techniques developed by the Nazis and their application to people with disabilities.
Continue Reading → The Nazis’ First Victims Were the Disabled:
Arthur Goldberg and Shimon Cowan have written an excellent analysis of euthanasia and assisted suicide laws from the point of view of Jewish scholars and start their article by referring to the quick expansion of euthanasia in Canada.
Continue Reading → Euthanasia and assisted suicide – contagion and corruption of compassion
As the last jolts of the summer end, there are many indications that this fall will be hot with respect to the issue of euthanasia in Quebec.
August ended with the official opening of the Superior Court lawsuit in which two people living with a disability are challenging the federal and provincial laws to eliminate the “end of life” and “reasonably foreseeable death” criteria.
At that first meeting, Living with Dignity and the Physicians’ Alliance Against Euthanasia told ...
Continue Reading → Wrong questions give wrong answers
Assisted suicide is by definition ‘receiving help to die by suicide’. Essentially the only difference between suicide and assisted suicide is the number of people involved in bringing about the death.
Continue Reading → Suicide and Assisted Dying are Sides of the Same Coin