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“Now in Canada, they’re currently having a debate over whether or not to extend euthanasia to children.” – Tim Pool
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Apotex in Canada made cheap generic drugs and Barry and Honey Sherman headed up Apotex and they were murdered in 2017. My guess is Big Pharma.
Sorry, this article is way off base…
Firstly, prior to Bill C-7 iCanada allowed for medically assisted death only for persons in terminal care at or very near the end of their life. Bill C-6, which became law in March 2021, now allows death assistance for people suffering intolerably or with grievous and irremediable mental illness.
Parents are given the right to make such a decision on behalf of their children.
Bill C-7 expressly prevents the government from making any death decisions for an individual.
I’m a conservative, but like most Canadians I don’t think someone should be forced to go on living when there is no chance for any quality of life.
The second major error is in the lack of context around the person who wanted to have the government buy her some very expensive and experimental treatment for her disease so that she might have a chance of extending her life for a short period. The government made the decision that this was too expensive to justify. In the American medical system a patient can have any approved treatments so long as the patient can pay those costs beyond what the insurer covers. No one expects the government to cover any medical costs – that would be socialism!
sorry, but wheres the stats?