Canada’s New Euthanasia Laws Carry Upsetting Nazi-Era Echoes - Warns Experts

a reply to: JAY1980

You left out the part where "this does not apply if you are part of the oligarch scumbag group"...


P.S. "oligarch scumbag group" is the term that should be used in all ATS posts, as opposed to "elite class" , as elite implies some form of superior ability/quality which these "people" clearly do not have (ex: Hunter Biden)

"An obedient person will look at how a law is used.

A wise person will look at how it could be abused."

-Wise DBCowboy

originally posted by: M5xaz
a reply to: JAY1980

You left out the part where "this does not apply if you are part of the oligarch scumbag group"...

P.S. "oligarch scumbag group" is the term that should be used in all ATS posts, as opposed to "elite class" , as elite implies some form of superior ability/quality which these "people" clearly do not have (ex: Hunter Biden)

You should consider a career in lexicology...

For my part, I always consider the term "Elite" as an ironic description of people who desire the designation.

originally posted by: TzarChasm
I can sort of understand pro life politics when it regards infants who have no voice. I can't understand pro life politics when you are actively restricting medically fragile and exhausted people who DO have a voice from exerting their right to a dignified expiration. If you don't like it, politely say no thanks. But there ARE people who want it and deserve it.

There is a very good reason state sanctioned suicide has always been very rare in most nations until now. If a person is seriously suffering and has little hope for recovery I can understand the desire to end it all, I'd probably choose to die if I was in a bad enough situation. I'm all about freedom and personal choice, but choosing to die is rarely the best option. They are now offering assisted suicide to people with minor issues, even things like depression, which is absolutely absurd, of course depressed people will be more inclined to kill themselves, but that doesn't mean they should. It seems to me people really don't care about the sanctity of life anymore, in fact they think too many living people is the single greatest threat to the planet, they are nihilistic authoritarians who think they own the planet because they are wealthy or powerful.

After everyone realizes the clot shots are a slow death sentence if they didn't die suddenly already, euthanasia will be a popular option. This isn't a coincidence.

a reply to: ChaoticOrder

I am inclined to agree with you. Most people who are in such a state that life itself is an intolerable condition must never be denied the opportunity to make their own choice. I would insist upon it myself.

But institutionalizing it as a 'solution' is one step shy of commercializing it as a service. That is what's next in this parade of exploitation. It can be segmented in so many ways, by race, by creed, by favorite sports team... the marketing opportunities are legion.

originally posted by: Maxmars
a reply to: ChaoticOrder

I am inclined to agree with you. Most people who are in such a state that life itself is an intolerable condition must never be denied the opportunity to make their own choice. I would insist upon it myself.

But institutionalizing it as a 'solution' is one step shy of commercializing it as a service. That is what's next in this parade of exploitation. It can be segmented in so many ways, by race, by creed, by favorite sports team... the marketing opportunities are legion.

It is a solution. One might even say it's a final solution.

Heil Klaus!

originally posted by: Maxmars
a reply to: ChaoticOrder
... the marketing opportunities are legion.

They are.

*shudder

a reply to: MykeNukem

These changing euthanasia laws are slowly paving the way for governments to get rid of anyone they deem unfit for their society or unable to contribute..

They are trying to acclimatize the population to the prospect of removing the sick, elderly and disabled to prevent them being a burden on the economy.

That's their end game IMO..

originally posted by: Zenchuck
a reply to: Hecate666

I watched an interesting interview with a reformed satanist who was able to climb the ranks within the satanic church through performing abortions. Murder of infants is high on the list of scoring points within those circles, and ending infant lives is of special interest to them. Just noticing your name here with 666 in the tag. You might know more about this than I do.

To be honest, there are only two options here. One is that this was a dumbass fake branch of Satanism. You know the ones who don't get it and take it literally from what the unwashed masses expect them to do [like covidians or islamic extremists or christian cults], or... it is a load of baloney [lies and slander].

There are no rules in Satanism [apart from one] like in christianity, and if there are groups, then they are already not Satanists if they adhere to rules and force others. It is a very personal/individual belief and the spiritual ones among us treat our belief as one of truth, as one of supporting the truth teller, the freedom fighter FOR human kind, the giver of knowledge, the lover of beasts [above humans] and basically the underdog who constantly gets slandered by the ruling oppressor: god.

Kind of what is happening now in the world. The wrong ones have been in charge for far too long and make those who really care and fight for freedom look like enemies. And all believers lap it up and spread the propaganda/lies. It's been like this for at least 2000 years.
Killing babies is low, that's why they spread that crap. Like when they make up horror stories about the conduct of enemy soldiers during war.

Most of us are far nicer and less fake than a lot of religious folk.

"Do what thou wilt, as long as it hurts nobody else" is our one motto/rule. Does that sound like baby killing to you?

What ever you say Mr Crowley
Lover of beasts

Do what thou wilt as long as it hurts no one else…interesting and what if what ever it is that’s being “harmed” isn’t yet considered a person? Then what?

Do what thou wilt to this cell mass….

Just because they don’t believe in your brand of Satan doesn’t make it fake….
a reply to: Hecate666

To save money they'll probably deep fake your signature and then call it a job well done

originally posted by: TzarChasm
a reply to: Athetos

If "professionals" stop asking permission and just sign you up for the MAID procedure, then there is a problem. On the flip side of that coin, people have been voluntarily offing themselves for centuries without anyone's permission.

And I’ve watched both my Oma and Opa die to painful cancers. I’d do it again if it means protecting the lives of innocents.

Not if it means infringing on the autonomy of medical fragile and exhausted patients you have no right to speak for. Imposing blanket protocols out of paranoia is how the vaccine mandates happened.

a reply to: MykeNukem


How easy is it going to be to medically imprison a potential enemy and then have them put down legally with all the relevant paperwork signed off? All the checks and balances are being removed.

It looks a lot like the Fourth Reich. In Australia, a leading Fertility expert was sacked and deregistered for making public his statistics. This is unprecedented in a western country. In Canada, they carted a whistleblower off to the psych ward for blowing the number of stillbirths. It will get worse if allowed to continue.www.bitchute.com...

originally posted by: Athetos
What ever you say Mr Crowley
Lover of beasts

Do what thou wilt as long as it hurts no one else…interesting and what if what ever it is that’s being “harmed” isn’t yet considered a person? Then what?

Do what thou wilt to this cell mass….

Just because they don’t believe in your brand of Satan doesn’t make it fake….
a reply to: Hecate666

By the same argument I will then assume that all cults where the leader sleeps with underage girls and all those who murder unbelievers because they think that's what god wants, are all proper christians too.
Just because they are a different brand of christianity doesn't make them fake either.

Cool, I'll go with that.

a reply to: DBCowboy

exactly this.. the foundations of the uks welfare state was put in place by liberal progressives who felt killing off the poor was a mercy..

until recently it was a given even on the left and in liberal circles that these thing sonly lead to the gates of the concentration camps..

this is what putting the great back in a country looks like when done by liberal progressives

Eugenics and the master race of the left

Forced sterilisations in Scandinavia have shocked the world. But the great founding fathers of British socialism, reports Jonathan Freedland, had dreams almost as vile as those of the Nazis

Improving the nation’s stock for ‘Great and Greater Britain’: Eugenics in the 1920s

In 1912 the Mental Deficiency Bill was bought before Parliament, with an amendment that would prohibit the marriages between those deemed ‘feebleminded’. The passage was removed before the Bill was passed. However, fears around the so called ‘mentally defective’ procreating continued. Throughout the 1920s, the Eugenics Society called for the Ministry of Health to undertake an enquiry into the ‘best method of dealing with mentally defective and incurably diseased persons’, with the aim of making sterilisation legal.

at this point Canada is mirroring some of histories worst examples., but then like the pure white image of the Scandies has already got as dark stain on its image..

The story of Alan Nichols is one of physician assisted suicide, not euthanasia. They are nowhere near the same.

You people and your hyperbolic speech drive me up a wall.

originally posted by: Iconic
The story of Alan Nichols is one of physician assisted suicide, not euthanasia. They are nowhere near the same.

You people and your hyperbolic speech drive me up a wall.

That's your big argument? LOL

a reply to: Maxmars

a reply to: Hecate666

Most of us are far nicer and less fake than a lot of religious folk.

there is no real difference between the religious and non-religious in the real world which is why we go through periods of dropping into and out of religious belief as we all track similar paths..