Assisted Dying, Here's Where It Leads.....

[ToraToraTora]

https://news.sky.com/story/depressed-and-desperate-to-die-has-assisted-dying-in-canada-crossed-the-line-13258336

"But although Canada's MAiD was originally intended to be used in exceptional circumstances, repeated challenges have extended the programme to include disability. " - remind you of anything?

[ToraToraTora]

for context here is my own standard statement when this comes up: "Every time this comes up I say the same thing. The cases cited are valid and they should be allowed. The problem is that the law will inevitably get misused. Pretty soon the right to die becomes the obligation to die. Then you’ll get unscrupulous relatives marching granny up to the death factory to nick her house. Framing a law that works for this is very difficult."

[youngmafbog]

Pretty much as I posted in another threas a couple of weeks back.

I am pro assisted dyoing but levels need to be put in place, laong the lines of 2/3 jusdges, 2/2 Independant cdoctors one of whom must be an expert int the filed sort of thing.

But my real worry is the ECHR being used to expand the scope.  It will happen.

As for Canada it looks like Son of Castro will be gone soon and they may get some sanity back,  we should learn from them.

[davebro3]

bolleaux

[ToraToraTora]

The problem is YMB that it gets legal challenges and scope creep. Canada is getting close to bumping off those with disabilities.

[youngmafbog]

I agree, but like I said hopefuly for them Son of Castro will be gone soon.

But we should learn (But Sir 2TK wont as he is arrogant).