N was $880 a bargain in comparison, not sure with Dignitas if that includes a cremation etc.
I watched a documentary about her - she was even allowed the change her mind - the first time she stopped it at the very last minute & gave life another chance for another couple of years - and she as still allowed to go back again, which I think was great - that they didn't prevent it because she changed her mind once. I'm so sorry you can't get the help you need because of funds & access. That's awful. Shouldn't be available to some and not to all.
Unfortunately this is what happens under socialism. Many people think we have a capitalist system but the truth is that we have fake capitalism or crony capitalism. There's a lot of policies that are actually very socialist. We do not have a free market system where the market and individual citizens decide how goods and services will be distributed. It's the government that decides who will access what and where the resources go for what. Central banking is a tenet of communism. We live under this as most countries do now. In many ways the US is more communist than China it's just more hidden. Socialism and Communism is similar in the end results. This is how u get massive inequality between rich and poor.
Well, it really is not reasonable, but it is better than all other countries, where it is illegal.
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Depends really. Agenda 21 is all about depopulation so if that initiative gathers steam we could see Euthanasia programs becoming the norm throughout the West. This is a rather Orwellian viewpoint but not outside the realm of possibility.
I think she was a good example of if she wasn't allowed to be euthanised - she would eventully have do it via her own hands -in a non peaceful measure - she was even allowed ro
Yes your correct her name is Emily. On the day of her euthanasia, the doctors arrived to give her a lethal injection and she told them no, she couldn't do it. 2 years later, she was given a second date for lethal injection and this time she went thru with it in August 2018. If you skip to the end of the documentary you will see
Yes and thank you. I edited my original post after I saw it.
unfortunetly the original change of heart made everyone (pro-lifers) up in arms-like it was proof that even after all her assessments and being deemed eligible for it - in a rare case of mental as opposed to physical pain-they were like- oh it proves all those pscychological assessments arent enough etc etc-but she still did want to anyway-not too much longer after- so that proves them wrong - and why shouldnt people be allowed to delay it- even someone in physical pain might do that- just to see if they can endure life a little longer-which is after all built into our human dna- to try and live. If anything it proves the stuggle they go through on a daily basis-having to battle with that innate will to live in spite of suffering so much.
Totally agree. To me, she showed tremendous courage, willing to give life another shot because she had felt okay in the 2 weeks coming up to it. But obviously things went bad again and she knew it was time. To me, pro lifers should take relief from that. They think we are all murder crazy people. People don't want to actually die!!! If someone waved a wand and cured all the depression, illness and everything else in the world of course majority wouldn't want to die. People just cant carry on living like this!! Without hope or light at the end of the tunnel. That's my opinion of it anyways. Apologies for the rant!
Never underestimate the evil of the ruling class, but here's hoping you're correct.
