Mark Meincke, a Canadian Army veteran who served with the
Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, appeared on a recent The John-Henry Westen Show. Meincke has testified
before the Committee on Veterans Affairs in Ottawa about Canada’s Medical
Assistance in Dying program, or MAID. and the current apparent push for assisted suicide in the military.
A soldier returns from fighting-- and risking his life—for
his country and, depressed, reaches out to the very government agency
supposedly set up to help veterans deal with PTSD and other trauma…and is promptly
offered euthanasia-- instead of help-- by the government agent who took his
call.
“Thank you for your service. Would you like us to kill you
now?” That couldn’t ever happen, could it?
Yes, it can. An investigation by Veterans Affairs Canada itself verified that
this very thing indeed happened, and may have occurred repeatedly over the last
several years…though VAC claimed it was the result of just one misguided agent.
Canada’s “Medical Assistance in Dying”
program is set to expand from offering assisted suicide to the
terminally (physically) ill to offering it to the mentally ill as well starting
in March.
A physicians group in Quebec has already proposed euthanizing severely ill infants. What the hell, that’s simply “after-birth
abortion,” right?
Where
will this stop? Will Trudeau’s government soon offer to off anyone who
contracts the next iteration of the coronavirus? Permanently put down athletes
who break a leg, sprain an ankle, or pull a groin? Snuff out teenagers after a
break-up or spouses after a divorce? Will MAID be available to those dealing
with “the heartbreak of psoriasis?”
The Left’s support of assisted suicide is
dovetailing with its zealotry for unfettered abortion.
Former President Barack Obama recently tweeted that
people need to advance "reproductive rights" for the sake of
modern-day families and future generations.
He stated, "On what would have been the 50th
anniversary of Roe v. Wade, we're reminded that progress can move backward. And
that means we've got to recommit to doing our part to protect and expand
reproductive rights for families today — and for generations to come.” Meaning we
need to protect and expand abortion rights for families today-- and for generations
to come.
This kind of talk is more than ironic, more than
tone deaf. Were abortion to become ubiquitous, there would be no families…and
no future generations.
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