Canada’s euthanasia program now sets its sights on children: Trudeau’s government sponsored an assisted suicide ‘activity book’ for children from six to twelve

American Thinker ^ | 12/26/2022 | Olivia Murray

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Let this serve as a warning to the pro-abortion conservatives: compromising on innocent life opens Pandora’s Box and unleashes murder.

From a piece published at The National Post just five days ago and authored by Tristin Hopper:

Just as Ottawa publicly acknowledges that its assisted suicide regime might have gone too far, critics have highlighted the existence of a little-known medical assistance in dying children’s activity book that was funded by the Canadian government.

We’ve seen dystopian stories of who exactly Trudeau’s government has targeted with their euthanasia program — those suffering from hearing loss, the poor, etc. — but now, children are in the crosshairs.

Hopper asserts that the publisher declared the activity book was not meant for children themselves seeking assisted suicide, but rather for “young people who have someone in their life who may have MAID” — but the social conditioning of the publication is conspicuous (the target audience is children between the ages of six and 12). As Hopper also notes, “there has been a push by the Quebec College of Physicians to extend the practice to severely disabled newborns.”

The booklet’s language and presentation are pure propaganda with its childlike scrawls and elementary lexicon meant to evoke sympathy and compassion. With the exception of the satanic content, the simple vocabulary choices remind me of the books I read to my own young boys before bed: it’s written just like a kid’s book. Despite evidence to the contrary, the publication ensures that MAID is only a last resort when a disability, or mental or terminal illness “hurts their [the recipient’s] body or mind so much that it feels too hard to keep living.”

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FWIW I can draw, paint and sculpt to some extent, although I don’t dabble in it much anymore, but the truth is I stole that pic from the internets. I was just joking about drawing it. :)

Gotta live life to find out what you might get or what you might have to give. Could be bad. Might be great.

Tapping out is a real bad idea IMNHO.

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All very true. Hope you post some of your works here someday. I’ll keep working on my adjustment to a digital sketchbook in the meantime.