‘You Don’t Want To Open the Door to This,’ Critics Warn, as Support Grows for Assisted Suicide in America
In Canada, where expansive legal suicide laws are leading to skyrocketing death counts, patients with treatable diseases are being pushed into assisted suicide.
As lawmakers push to legalize euthanasia in several American states, critics are raising concerns that the door to legal assisted suicide, once opened, can’t be shut.
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