We're forced to choose between those horrible options.
The State asserts control over every aspect of our lives & says that they can forbid people receiving merciful end-of-life care unless we also t...
The choice is not the result of some inherent moral problem, some "slippery slope."
Sure, you do have to define in which cases MAiD is appropriate & when it should be refused, but in a world not founded on eugenics & hatred of the poor, there's no reason for this to result in MAiD being pushed on disabled people instead of offering support & accommodations.
The only way the ruling class will give us "nice things" is if they can find an opportunity to harm targeted people.
Sure, you do have to define in which cases MAiD is appropriate & when it should be refused, but in a world not founded on eugenics & hatred of the poor, there's no reason for this to result in MAiD being pushed on disabled people instead of offering support & accommodations.
The only way the ruling class will give us "nice things" is if they can find an opportunity to harm targeted people.
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