Terrifying new details of Canada's advancing
assisted suicide laws... including push
to euthanize newborn BABIES
Posted By: JoElla Bee, 8/25/2025 6:04:06 PM
Canada's assisted suicide laws have continued rapidly expanding in recent years, with a group of doctors now pushing for disabled newborn babies to be euthanized.The demand for euthanasia is so high that doctors who provide it cannot keep up, according to a new report by The Atlantic. Assisted dying, legalized in 2016, now accounts for about one out of 20 deaths in Canada, far surpassing countries where it's been legal for longer. As assisted deaths have become a major part of Canada's health care system, the Quebec College of Physicians suggested legalizing euthanasia for infants born severely ill.
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And it's really chapping the knickers off of the pissy, prissy 'minders' who keep an eye on everyone and tell them how to behave.
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And it doesn't matter because he's not allowed to fly it anyway.
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