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I do hope Trudeau is never pressured into using it
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Can't see this because I am not in the UK. Is there another way to access it?![]()
BBC One - Better Off Dead?
Documentary on assisted suicide, authored by actor Liz Carr.www.bbc.co.uk
I intend to watch this later. Just found out about it. The eugenics push is worldwide. I’m sticking to that word. The doctor I’ve seen clips of scares the s**t out of me, because she gets off on her job. Shes disabled…but also wealthy and I think there’s a glaring hypocrisy between what she does and who she is. She’s thrown disabled people under the bus. She’s been quoted in other articles I’ve posted.
Liz Carr is quite an accomplished actor and activist.
There’s another disabled UK artist/ activist, named Liz Crow - who set up an art installation, I think in Trafalgar Square years ago - sounding early warnings. Because the issue has been pushed for years and blocked because activists in the UK were on it and well organized - it’s been out there for many years and the eugenics lobby has gathered power. They never went away.
The installation was herself sitting in her wheelchair perched up high, wearing a Nazi uniform. Says everything about disabled people with secure careers making money off killing other disabled people, not as lucky with money or status or support. Opportunistic sell outs do that.
In politics we see people from other marginalized groups working against the human rights of that group, for their own personal advantage. This is similar.
Happened in Canada with Bill C14 10 years ago too. A disabled Conservative turned PPC politician tabled the private members bill for DwD. And the abled voting public across party lines, bought it.
I can’t either I discovered lol. I’ll try to find out a bit later.Can't see this because I am not in the UK. Is there another way to access it?
I really appreciate Kimmio's sharings on this thread. Yep - there is much unfairness around people with different difficulties in their daily lives. This shouldn't lead to killing them off !!!!!!!!!!!
On a personal level I am starting to feel some of those issues of unfairness as I experience my aging body gathering diagnoses and difficulties. So far I am coping. I try not to look forward because I can see how things can/will get worse.
We have visitors right now so I'm not able to spend much time on this today. Maybe I'll toss out some thoughts and experiences that are a bit relevant when I have more time.
As I was writing in another thread, there was a news story about the poison drug epidemic. We seem to be allowing our youth to be killed by opiates and our vulnerable to be killed by MAID. What a f***ed up world we live in.
In 2018, she told journalist and writer Peter Stockland she provides “what is right up to the edge of the law, and never beyond, of course. I’m working beyond where some providers would work … it varies on how risk-averse people are.”
“Some people are more conservative than I am,” Wiebe told National Post. “We all work within the law.”
In general, people who choose MAID are like her, she said: White, educated, wealthy, privileged. The vulnerable and most marginalized have less MAID, she said in an interview with Canadian Atheist. “When people talk about the slippery slope, (they say), ‘When you start offering it, people will start pushing those marginalized people to have assisted deaths, so we don’t have to pay for them anymore,’ but marginalized people don’t get much good anything, much less MAID.”
Dhe is one of the scary people.I found this euthanasia doctor rather disturbing to say the least.
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This doctor has helped more than 400 patients die. A judge just blocked one of her cases
At 72, Dr. Ellen Wiebe devotes half her practice to medical aid in dying. It's the last work she's prepared to give upnationalpost.com
Latest wrinkle is that disability advocates are launching a charter challenge against the provision allowing MAID for disability, arguing it should only be for reasonably foreseeable death as it was originally. Should be interesting to see where the courts go with this. It would definitely deal with a lot of the problems discussed here and in the other thread.