In the beginning, ‘strict conditions’ – after that, ‘anything goes.’
Around the world, new initiatives are popping up to establish initiatives regarding euthanasia and assisted suicide, despite the real tragedy that those policies are imposing on the societies that have adopted them.
Now, the culture of death is making a landing in France.
French lawmakers voted today (15) to approve a bill creating a ‘legal right to assisted dying for adults with incurable illnesses.’
This is the culmination of what the press calls ‘an intense ethical and political debate.’
As it happens in the infancy of such laws, the legislation imposes ‘strict conditions’ to allow a person to receive a lethal substance.
After those laws catch on, it’s like the Great White North, as you can read in CANADA OUT OF CONTROL: Woman With Back Pain Goes to the Hospital, Is Horrified as Doctor Offers Her Assisted Suicide.
In France’s case, the substance could be self-administered (assisted suicide) or, if the person is physically unable to do so, administered by a doctor or nurse (euthanasia).
Hellbound and Down 