Euthanasia is only allowed in the case of severe suffering with no hope of improvement. It's a long process where all other options are considered first.
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MoveAlong · 70-79, M
If I'm suffering horribly with no hope and can't do it myself shoot me or inject me please.
swirlie · 31-35, F
@MoveAlong
I've just had two friends of mine in the past 6 months go through the process of assisted suicide. They both had cancer, but the process is very streamlined and quick and easy here in Canada, though you have to show reasonable grounds for doing this.
Many Americans come to Canada to go through this process because the States they often live in are so ultra conservative that they're governing authority would rather see someone suffer like a rabid dog than to witness some licensed physician put them out of their misery in 3 easy steps.
You don't need a medical plan to have this done in Canada, but we still take cash here.. $ ..and VISA is also accepted if you're using plastic.. but not American Express.
I've just had two friends of mine in the past 6 months go through the process of assisted suicide. They both had cancer, but the process is very streamlined and quick and easy here in Canada, though you have to show reasonable grounds for doing this.
Many Americans come to Canada to go through this process because the States they often live in are so ultra conservative that they're governing authority would rather see someone suffer like a rabid dog than to witness some licensed physician put them out of their misery in 3 easy steps.
You don't need a medical plan to have this done in Canada, but we still take cash here.. $ ..and VISA is also accepted if you're using plastic.. but not American Express.
swirlie · 31-35, F
@MoveAlong
...but you have to remember that you live in the USA and what is considered 'normal' and 'universally available' around the world, isn't necessarily embraced by America's evangelical base. Therein lies the dead-end of the road for most Americans for most things in life that the rest of the world simply takes for granted as being readily available because it makes sense.
...but you have to remember that you live in the USA and what is considered 'normal' and 'universally available' around the world, isn't necessarily embraced by America's evangelical base. Therein lies the dead-end of the road for most Americans for most things in life that the rest of the world simply takes for granted as being readily available because it makes sense.
Northwest · M
It's participation and support in killing healthy viable people,
Except that they're not.
In 2024, the law was extended to allow children under the age of 12 to be euthanized if the child is “terminally ill and is suffering unbearably with no prospect of improvement.”
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
OMG, how, why?
Convivial · 26-30, F
I think there law prevents healthy viable people from participating
Waveney · M
It's participation and support in killing healthy viable people, not to mention their babies, has been ongoing since Bosnia in 1995.
Except that's not true.
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Elessar · 31-35, M
"Healthy" is the keyword. If you resort to euthanasia you're not.
Also NATO is a military alliance, the f*ck does it have to do with this? Lol
Also NATO is a military alliance, the f*ck does it have to do with this? Lol
Birdbox1986 · 36-40, F
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