In Canada, the liberal government’s dangerous expansion of euthanasia laws is set to open the floodgates to state-sponsored discrimination against people with disabilities.
For decades, the Canadian government has imposed a Nazi-style lethal ableism.
Over 90% of babies diagnosed with Down syndrome are aborted before birth.
Other disabled children often face the same fate.
But the upcoming change, set for 2027, is far worse.
Canada plans to expand its euthanasia policies to include those suffering solely from disability or mental illness.
This move has been met with near-unanimous condemnation from disability groups.
Even the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities has raised alarms.
The group is accusing Canada of engaging in Nazi-style “state-sponsored eugenics.”
Disability rights organizations, including Inclusion Canada, have been sounding the alarm for years, warning that people with physical disabilities are increasingly being pushed toward euthanasia due to the lack of adequate care or support.
Tragically, these warnings have gone ignored by the government.
One harrowing story circulating on X from victim advocate Samantha Smith reveals the horrifying reality of Canada’s slippery slope.
In it, a nurse performed several assisted suicides at a care home, including one case where the family of a mentally disabled man chose euthanasia for him, even though he didn’t want to die.
The man wasn’t terminally ill, wasn’t elderly, and wasn’t dying.
Nevertheless, he was forced into death against his will because his family deemed him expendable.
Smith’s account paints a grim picture: “They held his hand while he told them ‘I’m hungry’ and ‘I’m thirsty.’
“That poor man didn’t understand what was happening to him as he was pumped full of medication that would end his life.”
Despite the nurse’s moral objections, they were told that it was their “legal duty” to carry out the “assisted suicide” procedure.
The nurse couldn’t continue and refused, but Smith points out that not everyone will have the moral strength to resist.
What started as a push for “choice” and “dignity” has turned into a nightmare of coercion and loss of life.
In countries where euthanasia is already legal, such as the Netherlands, 40% of euthanasia deaths occur without the patient’s consent.
In Canada, the situation is no better.
The government has already offered euthanasia to Paralympians who only requested a mobility aid.
Euthanasia has also been carried out on individuals like Alan Nichols, who was euthanized after visiting his doctor with hearing loss.
Leaked documents reveal that Ontario’s euthanasia providers have tracked hundreds of possible criminal violations.
Yet, not one case has been referred to law enforcement.
Canada’s medical establishment is already embracing lethal ableism.
Once euthanasia eligibility expands to include those with disabilities and mental illnesses in 2027, it will likely only get worse.
For now, there is still time to stop this dangerous expansion, but the clock is ticking.
The lives of people with disabilities depend on halting this cruel and unjust eugenics policy before it spreads even further.
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