President of Belgian health insurance company promotes euthanasia as solution for aging population

LifeSite News ^ | Andreas Wailzer

[xoxox]

sub: Luc Van Gorp, president of Christian Mutuality, advocated suicide for older people who are ‘tired of life’ and shockingly described the elderly as a ‘mountain of meat’ that ‘starts to smell.’

[P-Marlowe]

Who didn’t see that coming?

[xoxox]

I know I was yapping about “perverse incentives” back when they started floating “Hillarycare.”

[BenLurkin]

Absolute worst people on the planet. Belgians.

[ameribbean expat]

Wait until the health insurance companies and life insurance companies start colluding on the issue.

[fretzer]

You first, Luc Van Gorp.

FOAD.

[butlerweave]

Aktion T4

[FlingWingFlyer]

That boy needs to be the first in line. I only saw the picture of him and I could tell he’s a piece of meat with two eyes that really stinks.

[nwrep]

What a strong, powerful, visionary executive. Just like Steve Jobs. Thinks outside the box.

[Alberta's Child]

Meanwhile, his counterpart in a Belgian life insurance company is pushing for a law that would force every hospital to keep its elderly patients on life support until the age of 150. :-P

[hanamizu]

he “would rather call it: giving life back.”

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Yes, killing people is ‘giving life back’. Even Dr Goebbels didn’t say that.

[SpaceBar]

It was determined by the Allied powers after WWII that the German T-4 euthanasia program was just a thin disguise to cover up mass murder. Now here it is again in Belgium because they didn’t learn squat from the Nazis.

[adorno]

Instead of calling the process suicide, which has negative connotations, he “would rather call it: giving life back.”

It depends on what the meaning of "is" is.

How old is Mr Van Gorp? Will he allow euthanasia on himself as soo as he reaches 'old age'? And, will the law allow for rich people or 'important' people to be exempt from that euthanasia?

I say, once you retire from work, you get euthanized, no matter how old. ;)

And, can we bring back Soylent Green? (not that it ever was real, but still, let's get it to be real).

[rdcbn1]

‘Ol’ Luc himself looks like a pile of meat that’s starting to smell.

Thinking he should go first.

Setting an example is so important in todays culture

[Alberta's Child]

You beat me to it. LOL.

[Nervous Tick]

>> Christian Mutuality

No kidding? THat’s what they call their globalist corporation?

[Rinnwald]

Not everyone I dislike is Hitler (cue fake book cover).

But this guy is.

[xoxox]

Or they learned quite well.

[Jamestown1630]

It seems that one would have to be an atheist, believing that there is no purpose at all to human life, to think like this.

[Bob434]

he’d old enough now, and should lead by example-