Doctors in Canada MAID to Murder by Government

Prearranged Euthanasia gets medical stamp of approval with questionable new Quebec law.

The government of Quebec has quietly greenlit provincial doctors to begin arranging “advanced directives” for MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying).

Under the provinces Bill 11, Quebec patients can now give prearranged permission for the government to kill them. The idea being, if you happen to fall into a coma or lose your mind—don’t worry the government’s got your back in taking your life, provided you filled in a form.

“Outrageous,” fumes one dissenting doctor from Montreal to GWU! “This idea of a person agreeing to MAID in advance is against all medical ethics. The potential for mistakes to be made and patients to not fully understanding what they’re signing up for is frightening.”

Euthanasia, or MAID as it is innocuously called in Canada, is legal under federal law with the caveat being that the patient must give full informed consent at the time of the procedure. Doctors may legally administer MAID for any adult with a “grievous and irremediable medical condition.”

As it stands now, patients must be of sound mind at the time they are killed using “medical sedatives” —which essentially drowns the patient to death. Those in comas or with serious dementia or cognitive difficulties can not give consent and the very concept of “advance notice of consent” for MAID had been unheard of in Canada until it appeared in a Quebec bill.

Canadian government statistics show 13,241 people as having died from MAID in 2022 with higher numbers expected when stats for 2023 become public. The disturbing trend of Canadians taking their own lives has become normalized in the country in television ads and is now viewed by some as a desperate escape route from poverty caused by Justinflation.