Scotland
is currently considering legislation that would legalize assisted
suicide. This led John Keenan, Bishop of Paisley, to warn
that passage of the bill could mean Catholic care organizations like the Little
Sisters in Greenock would be forced to allow assisted suicide in their homes or
face defunding or closure.
Bishop
Keenan further stated (of the proposed bill): “It will also not exclude a
person whose primary motivation for their request is among [the] following
nonterminal conditions: eating disorders; intellectual disabilities, including
but not limited to [Down] syndrome; mood disorders, including but not limited
to depression; anxiety disorders; the receipt of any disability or
sickness-related benefits, including but not limited to Adult Disability
Payment, or any equivalent welfare payment; loneliness or social isolation;
financial hardship or low income; feelings of being a burden to others; poor or
unsuitable housing conditions; any other mental health condition or
developmental disorder that is not a terminal illness.”
If
this proves true, we will have passed the point of no return.
Didn’t
get that promotion at work? It’s okay, medical professionals are here to end
your life!
Lose
your Tam O’ Shanter? Spill your Guinness? Bad day at the track? No problem,
authorities will see to your demise.
Son
come out as straight? Daughter says she’s converting to Judaism? Not to worry,
we can snuff you out.
Is
your favorite kilt ripped and stained? Did your camera malfunction just when
you had Nessie framed for the perfect photo? Why put up with the pain and shame
when you can simply end it all?
Let
dad down? Wife left you for her gynecologist? Worried about global
warming/climate change? Why not do the world a solid and exit, stage left, if
you know what I mean?
Experiencing
insomnia? Got a touch of agoraphobia? You know what to do.
Dumb
as a post? Let’s spell it out for you: Medical Assistance In
Dying, or MAID. Can you spell M-A-I-D?
Should
this be the criteria determining eligibility for assisted suicide, the
vast majority of those comprising today’s Democrat party would qualify.
It
is expressly okay to make fun of a horrifying bill (and ethos) for three
reasons: 1) It is often the most effective way to illustrate absurdity and evil,
2) First Amendment/free speech rights, and 3) Because the alternative is to get
so depressed that one might consider……never mind.
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