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  • DannebotOPMBdansk
    1•9 months ago

    crazymissdaisy87 at 2023-10-04 10:46:45+00:00 ID: k3etlqs

    Modsat Canada hvor aktiv dødshjælp fungere super godt /s

    • DannebotOPMBdansk
      1•9 months ago

      8-16_account at 2023-10-04 10:49:44+00:00 ID: k3etv8e

      Uddyb gerne

        • DannebotOPMBdansk
          1•9 months ago

          Fierydog at 2023-10-04 13:01:15+00:00 ID: k3f8mcy

          Nu er kristeligt dagblad nok ikke den mest neutrale på området.

          Men ja?

          Vi har folk herhjemme der lider med sygdom og ikke får noget hjælp fra staten og har det elendigt.

          Hvorfor må de ikke have lov til at dø?

          Staten er jo tydeligvis ikke interesseret nok til at hjælpe dem så de har kun muligheden der hedder ‘Hav et elendigt sygdomsbefængt liv’.

          Hvis det virkeligt er så stort et problem er problemet ikke den aktive dødshjælp men staten der fuldstændigt fejler

          • DannebotOPMBdansk
            1•9 months ago

            crazymissdaisy87 at 2023-10-04 13:07:18+00:00 ID: k3f9fks

            Jeg har jo svaret? Stoler du nok på den danske stat til at have tillid til etisk dødshjælp? Jeg gør ikke

            Mit problem er staten og hvordan de ville varetage det, jeg mener ikke de kan som tingene er nu.

            • DannebotOPMBdansk
              1•9 months ago

              Fierydog at 2023-10-04 13:11:25+00:00 ID: k3f9ztb

              Så i stedet for at give muligheden for aktiv dødshjælp til dem de lider skal vi bare sige “Surt show du, jeg har bestemt at dit liv er værd at leve”

              • DannebotOPMBdansk
                1•9 months ago

                crazymissdaisy87 at 2023-10-04 13:14:43+00:00 ID: k3fag52

                eller eller eller: Arbejde med de problemer der er ind til det er etisk forsvareligt da det ikke er super fedt at en masse der gerne vil leve risikere at hives med ned. Vi risikere endda at flere der nu gerne vil ende livet muligvis ender med liv de gerne vil leve hvis vi tager os af vores udsatte og syge

                • DannebotOPMBdansk
                  1•9 months ago

                  Fierydog at 2023-10-04 13:26:50+00:00 ID: k3fc5ew

                  Personligt mener jeg at det er ligegyldigt om hvad grunden er til at folk vil vælge aktiv dødshjælp. Det er deres liv og deres egen holdning. Jeg skal ikke bestemme over dem.

                  Selvfølgelig skal man ikke bare kunne gå ned på hjørnet og være død en time senere.

                  Men i stedet skal vi bestemme over andre om hvad der er bedst for dem og give dem fingeren fordi ens egne følelser syntes det er syndt at nogen skal dø.

                  Vi risikere endda at flere der nu gerne vil ende livet muligvis ender med liv de gerne vil leve hvis vi tager os af vores udsatte og syge

                  Jeg tror at du tror at den her andel er meget større end hvad den egentlig er. Det kan sikkert tælles på en hånd.

                  Udover det vil en lovgivelse om aktiv dødshjælp 100% kræve en psykologisk udredelse som fanger dem.

      • DannebotOPMBdansk
        1•9 months ago

        dingbling369 at 2023-10-04 10:58:37+00:00 ID: k3euo40

        Hvad så med hvis du har ondt i livet?

        Canadian veterans were offered assisted suicide in five instances, committee hears

        OTTAWA — As many as five Canadian Armed Forces veterans were offered medically assisted death by a now-suspended Veterans Affairs Canada caseworker, the minister responsible for the department has testified.

        Hvad med hvis de er psykisk syge?

        Who can die? Canada wrestles with euthanasia for the mentally ill

        As Canada prepares to expand its euthanasia law to include those with mental illness, some Canadians - including many of the country’s doctors - question whether the country’s assisted death programme has already moved too far, too fast.

        Hvad hvis man bare er fattig?

        Are Canadians being driven to assisted suicide by poverty or healthcare crisis?

        Critics argue laws are being misused to punish the poor but experts say cases represent country’s failure to care for its most vulnerable citizens

        Wikipedia: Euthanasia in Canada, sektion om Controversy

        Canada’s practice of euthanasia has received significant attention worldwide because of its permissive scope and because of reported abuse of the system.[1][62][3][4][63][64][65]

        In 2021, the United Nations Human Rights Council’s special rapporteur on the rights of persons with disabilities criticized Bill C-7, which expanded eligibility for euthanasia, for undermining the autonomy of people with disabilities.[2]

        In 2019, Alan Nichols successfully applied for MAiD while being hospitalized for suicide ideation.[66] In February 2022, an anonymous Torontonian with the pseudonym Sophia had a medically assisted death after failing to find affordable housing.[67]

        In November 2022, an anonymous active Canadian Forces member has alleged he was offered MAID when seeking assistance regarding PTSD and suicidal thoughts,[68] raising concern about MAID being inappropriately offered. In December 2022, Paralympian and veteran Christine Gauthier testified that a Veterans Affairs Canada employee offered her MAID as an option when she is fighting for installing a wheelchair lift or ramp at her house.[69] This has led to a national controversy, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called the report “absolutely unacceptable”. Subsequently, VA claimed they found no record that MAID has been offered as an option to Gauthier and only found four such cases, all involving a single now-suspended case manager.[70]

        In December 2022, Canadian writer Alexander Raikin revealed that the Canadian Association of MAID Assessors and Providers (CAMAP) has organized training seminars on patients who sought MAiD due to socio-economic factors such as poverty and loneliness, cases CAMAP denied could occur under the Canadian system.[71][72] In August 2022, Vancouver Coastal Health asked patients receiving mental health care if they have considered MAiD as a method of accessing suicide risk.[73]

        In 2023, four leading medical specialists concluded in a study that “The Canadian MAiD regime is lacking the safeguards, data collection, and oversight necessary to protect Canadians against premature death.”[5]