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“I have seen the practice develop from euthanasia being an exception, to euthanasia becoming a rule.” Assisted dying expert Professor Theo Boer warns there's evidence "all over the world" that legalising euthanasia "sets in motion a new dynamic" of supply and demand. Aasmah Mir

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la scapigliatavor 1 Jahr

@AasmahMir This terrifying slippery slope has occurred in every single jurisdiction where killing of the vulnerable was made legal. Yes, in Oregon and Switzerland too. Bringing euthanasia in a broken health and social care systems is a recipe for state-sponsored murder of the vulnerable.

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Joe Trahernevor 1 Jahr

@AasmahMir Chesterton’s fence. We’ve seen what that the removal of sex-based protections for women has been an invitation for male cheats, deviants & predators. Make bad, sloppy laws and bad actors will take advantage of it.

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Jackie Williamsvor 1 Jahr

@AasmahMir My starting position was in support of right to die but have done a 180. As someone put it, once you step over the line, you can never come back. As awful as some suffering is, the slippery slope would definitely materialise.

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@AasmahMir Would governments be pushing euthanasia if it cost them money? It has nothing to do with compassion & everything to do with reducing government spending.

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Loui 💚🤍💜vor 1 Jahr

@AasmahMir Euthanasia to anyone over the age of 74 on the basis of “completed life” 😲

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Ximenevor 1 Jahr

@AasmahMir It's just a form of eugenics designed as a cynical cost-cutting exercise by politicians without answers to endemic problems

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Andrew Corbett-Nolanvor 1 Jahr

@adamboultonTABB @AasmahMir Euthanasia on demand for people aged 74 and older on the basis of ‘a completed life’? You can shove that right where the monkey stuffed his nuts

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SandieSurely00vor 1 Jahr

@AasmahMir This is genuinely horrifying. That there are actually people campaigning for a Logan’s Run/Midsommer sort of society when older people’s live have no value, which obviously is already happening to the mentally ill.

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Dobbelsteenvor 1 Jahr

@AasmahMir The Netherlands, always so progressive. The Dutch Protocol is a medical scandal, Dutch Prostitution policies made us the hub of sex trafficking and Dutch euthanasia law allowed for a 17 yr old girl suffering from BPD (!) to basically get assisted suicide💩City upon a hill, not.

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Simon McLeodvor 1 Jahr

@AasmahMir Fascinating and totally contradicting what the Mp advocating this on @lbc this morning where she denied there had been a slippery slope in Canada the developments in Holland are even more scary

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