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[theqoo] A CANADIAN CASE OF EUTHANA***A THAT ISN’T QUITE EUTHANA**A
An 83-year-old Christian woman living in Ontario had stage 4 stomach cancer,
but she did not know exactly how much time she had left.
She did not want ET,
nor was she able to properly answer the questions required for the procedure.
However, the ET was carried out while her granddaughter was away on a trip.
The grandmother was unaware of the procedures involved;
she screamed and tried to avoid the injection, and the process was botched, with multiple failed attempts leaving her arm stained with blood.
Canada currently has the highest rate of ET in the world, at 5%.
The Canadian government banned mentions of the incident on Facebook.
What kind of ET is this? This is straight up m*rder
1. This is m*rder, the grandmother didn’t want this
2. Seriously, judging by the content alone, it sounds like the kind of thing that happens when a vet puts a dog to sleep
3. The suggestion of ET feels truly violent, it’s as if they’re saying your life no longer has any value
4. It’s insane, it’s so terrifying. There are just so many things happening that defy all reason. It feels like the world is going crazy
5. The very act of people around you subtly bringing up ET, even when you haven’t mentioned it yourself, is a form of violence. Whether it is said directly or indirectly, it inevitably creates pressure. That is why I oppose ET
6. If even Canada, a country with a happier elderly population and a superior welfare system compared to ours, is in such a state, the outcome is all too predictable if euthanasia were to be implemented in Korea, a nation that ranks first in elderly poverty and unhappiness
7. I really don’t think it would work in our country (or others, for that matter). Even though I’d personally want to do it, I worry that others could be taken advantage of
8. Is it because of the burden of hospitalization..?
9. ET must absolutely be performed with the individual’s consent
10. Setting the granddaughter aside, the person themselves says they don’t want it. You’re saying the guardians’ opinion is all that matters?
