The Trudeau Government is creating a culture of death that is fast defining liberal values in this country. It’s called the Medical Assistance in Dying Act (MAID) and in March it will be applied to the mentally ill and minors. .But Justice Minister David Lametti confirmed our worst fears that this is a festering and accelerating euthanasia policy when he shot his mouth off during a Toronto Star interview that shocked even the progressives at that noted Liberal publication. “Remember that suicide generally is available to people. This is a group within the population who, for physical reasons and possibly mental reasons, can’t make that choice themselves to do it themselves. And ultimately, this provides a more humane way for them to make a decision they otherwise could have made if they were able in some other way.” .So are you getting this? If you aren’t capable of deciding to die, then the state will do it for you. That’s euthanasia in the worst tradition of Nazi Germany. .Lametti is the same minister who joyfully warned us that if we support “Trump-like” politics — or anything that isn’t part of the Trudeau/Liberal vernacular, we should be “worried” about the security of our bank accounts. Remember that it was the federal government that almost allowed the doctor-assisted suicide of a veteran suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. .Now this celebration of death is has is being parroted by advertising as clothing retailer Simons is pushing a three-minute commercial that attempts to glamorize Canada’s new regime of assisted death for everybody — even the mentally ill, who might not be capable of making such a literal life and death decision. “All is Beauty,” was released last month by Simons. Quebec mega-haberdashery and it explores that last weeks of 37-year-old B.C. woman Jennyfer Hatch, who died by doctor-assisted suicide because she was suffering from Ehlers Danlos syndrome. Hatch didn’t even get to see the commercial aired. She was euthanized a few days before the ad was released. “Last breaths are sacred … when I imagine my final days I see music, I see the ocean,” she says while having some fun on the beach of Tofino, B.C. “The most beautiful exit,” the ad declares. .While on-the-ground resources for mental health have continued to dwindle for those in need, it was in 2015 that Canada’s Supreme Court ruled that assisted suicide was constitutional. Then one year later, Parliament passed the Medical Assistance in Dying Act (MAiD) for “reasonably foreseeable death.” Many other western “liberalized” countries have also followed suit with similar laws. . Total MAiD Deaths by Year .In the first year 2,800 people used the assisted suicide program. By 2021 the program had grown to more than 10,000. In aggregate, there have been a total of 31,664 MAiD assisted suicides since assisted suicide became legal in Canada. .What should be deeply worrying now — scary would not be too strong a word — is that under this Liberal-NDP regime, the availability of MAiD in Canada will be expanded next March to the mentally ill — including minors! .Even before expansion of the program to mentally ill and the young however, the federal government's assisted suicide program has now reached around five percent of deaths in provinces like Quebec and British Columbia. Indeed. Canada’s permissive and shocking numbers are starting to generate criticism from both Forbes and Associated Press. .It should come as no surprise that this ebullient attitude towards death should be coming from the same Liberal government that enthusiastically pushes abortion with the euphemistic slogan of “reproductive rights” and maintains a posture of unrestricted abortion on demand. .They love this culture of death and that should make us all sick to our collective stomach.
