"Canada tries to extend euthanasia program to let assisted suicide of mentally sick people"(video)

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The Liberal Government of Canada is attempting to extend the program of deadly euthanasia to let mentally sick peopleacquisition of assisted suicide services financed by taxpayers.

The national euthanasia program, known as the Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID), contains provisions for its extension to yet let people in Canada with intellectual illness to petition the government so that he can commit suicide.

This proposed expansion came under fire, which prompted the government to delays in expansion until 17 March 2024. – with the hold allegedly giving the Liberal Party-led government more time to "preparation" to grow the law.

Long before the forthcoming deadline, conservative members of Parliament (the Members) and spokes organisations are already working hard to guarantee that the expansion of the MADI is blocked and the legal euthanasia bill itself will be yet overturned.

In the Canadian home of Commons, the lower chamber of the country, Conservative MP Ed Fast late submitted a draft law C-314, "Law amending the penal code (medical assistance in dying)", to prevent MAD from being extended to people with intellectual illness.

In the statements made in Parliament during the second reading of Law C-314 on 17 May, Fast warned that the Canadian government was expanding the MAID "for more and more helpless Canadians"especially those with disabilities."

"It is equally worrying that the liberal government has besides signaled the intention to extend the alleged "treatment option" to minors" - warned Fast.

"This would most likely make Canada the most expansive, liberal jurisdiction of assisted suicide in the world".

"Canadians have the right to say The liberal government has gone besides far and besides far rapidly in his zeal to implement and extend the assisted death range" - added.

"My bill will reverse this momentum and repeal the government's decision to extend MAID to mentally sick people. This will put an end to the expansion of assisted suicide to people with intellectual disorders. "

Alex Schadenberg of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition (EPC) warned that the biggest problem with extending the MAID to mentally sick persons is that people with intellectual wellness problems do not have "the same level of ability to make decisions about yourself or intellectual illness".

Moreover, MAID does not respond to how people with intellectual wellness problems have "an irreversible illness"which is allegedly the main indicator for euthanasia. "How can you say that individual with intellectual illness has an irreversible intellectual state?" asked Schadenberg.

The number of deaths caused by euthanasia in Canada increased by 34% in 2022

The effects of the Canadian assisted suicide program are already clearly felt. According to Schadenberg's organization in taxation year 13, which ran from April 500, By March 2022, at least 2022 2023 cases of medically assisted suicide.

This is an increase from 10,064 recorded cases of MAD-supported euthanasia in fiscal year 2021, meaning that the number of euthanasia cases in Canada increased by 34 percent in 1 year.

EPC data come from projections based on data already published by 4 provinces – Alberta, Ontario, Quebec and fresh Scotland.

W Ontario the number of MAID cases increased by 27 percent from 3 1021 in 2021 to 3 934 in 2022. Alberta had a 41 percent jump a year from 594 to 836 cases. Quebec had a shocking 51 percent increase from 2,427 cases to 3,663 cases.

EPC warned that state-sanctioned death has now become the 3rd most common origin of mortality in Quebec, after cancer and heart disease.

Schadenberg warned that euthanasia rates in the country "rapidly grow", due to the fact that the procedure became very average by "hard MAID promotion in our medical system".

"Every large wellness care institution has a MAID squad that virtually approaches anyone who can qualify for MAID and asks them if they want to die" - said Schadenberg.

"If you're gonna pay people to be on the MAID team, they're gonna sale what they're offering."

Watch this episode "Shots Fired with DeAnna Lorraine" discussing the possible expansion of Canadian MAID program, to let even children to get assisted suicide services.

This movie comes from High Hopes Channel on Brighteon.com.