Canada And The Meaninglessness Of Life, Eh?

 

Apparently, the law in New Brunswick, Canada, pertaining to organ donations reads: “The Chief Coroner may allow the removal of organs or tissue after the death of a person notwithstanding that death has not yet occurred if, (a) in the opinion of a physician the death of the person is imminent by reason of injury or disease,” along with a couple of other requirements.

“Notwithstanding that death has not yet occurred?!” What kind of verbiage is that?! Translated from the leftist legalese claptrap this means, “even if the person is still alive.” Has Canada gotten so cozy with Communist China that it is replicating what the CCP does to the Uyghurs and members of Falun Gong? Forced organ “harvesting” is kind of a big deal…or should be.

I myself have been diagnosed with a terminal disease, though my expected demise may not technically be “imminent.” I think I’m as generous as the next guy, but all things considered I’d like to keep my heart, lungs, liver, skin, et. al., until I have truly and unquestionably checked out. This doesn’t seem like too much to ask.

When we start down the road of cheapening life, a path on which we sadly embarked long ago, it gets continually easier and less controversial to do so over time. Legalize abortion. Then call it “women’s health care.” Then legalize it up to the moment of birth. And maybe well after birth, via ever-expanding Medical Assistance In Dying (MAID) programs like Canada’s. MAID is no longer limited to those whose death is imminent. Anyone in long-term pain, physically and mentally, may be eligible to have their lives snuffed out.

“Black Horse,” a Canadian commentator and BlazeTV contributor, told BlazeTV host Auron MacIntryre that, in 2024, “over 16,000 people were killed via MAID” and notes that it is a “radically expanding program.” And a rapidly expanding one.

I wonder how many “undocumented migrants” have been exterminated via MAID. Unfettered abortion of native Canadian and American kids, and the rapidly expanding practice of helping sick and stressed-out citizens die, juxtaposed against the importation of many millions of illegal aliens might almost make one think that the Great Replacement Theory is more than a theory.

That’s because, like most recent “conspiracy theories,” it is far more fact than fiction.

When espousing a pro-life message can get one threatened with criminal charges but assisting someone in dying-- or getting a jump on harvesting their organs-- is afforded legal protection…the prognosis for that society is terminal. And its death may well be imminent.