Posted on 03/19/2018 9:10:26 AM PDT by C19fan
A landmark lawsuit has been filed by an Ontario man suffering from an incurable neurological disease. He alleges that health officials will not provide him with an assisted home care team of his choosing, instead offering, among other things, medically assisted death. "My condition is grievous and irremediable, 42-year-old Roger Foley said from his bed at the London Health Science Centres Victoria Hospital in a video that was recently posted online. But the solution is assisted life with self-directed funding.
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I resent government taking away my right to decide and my right to act with assistance.
If you get to the point that you want to ease right outta life, great, that's fine, but for God's sake do it illegally. Making the thing legal --- worse yet, a "right,"--- only puts another cost-cutting tool in the hands of the omnicompetent compassionate controllers.
The issue I see here is he wants the government (taxpayers) to pay for it.
At a cost that is likely equivalent to the total production of at least a couple if not more working people.
Not advocating for government pushing euthanasia but all these people who think they have a right to unlimited amounts of healthcare at someone else’ expense are out of their minds.
Too bad all the we have to have Socialized Medicine, its our RIGHT people will never see this story. It wont see the light of day in our National Media. They all THINK that everyone will get all the care they need and it will be first class care. Bwahahahahaha..............Clueless Socialists!
I resent government taking away my right to decide and my right to act with assistance.
Now you know, you can't have one without the other because the right to die with dignity was never about your right, it was always about the right of the state to kill you.
That's where socialized medicine will put you.
Don't blame this man. I think if he had a real choice, he would choose not to be dependent on such an evil system.
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