My dad died from dementia a few years ago and, after seeing his "care home" effectively steal mine and my siblings inheritance via a 8k/month price tag for locking him in his room, I now have a pact with my brother and nephew that if I ever get something like dementia they are to provide me with enough heroin to end my days.
I'm in Canada. Since you focus on it, let me add that I got involved about 15 yr ago for some years in some intensive advocacy against the greatest enviro/public health danger going. One spur was the CIW (Cdn Index of Wellbeing) report on youth mental health indicators. The study period was mid-90s to mid-00s. Report a few yr later, tarrying. Cognitive issues, sleep issues, anxiety and so on rose to unprecedented levels among young people during tha period. I do not think close attention, as should have been, was paid to inflection year/s, ie after which things shot upward. But around 1997 would be key, as with other negative health indicators - deployment of mass wireless infrastructure and device proliferation. This cohort, when they reached postsecondary school age, met with also unprecedented suicide prevention clinics on campus. A "natural" progression. (Maybe these are being replaced on campus with suicide counselling centres, too...) Xenobiotic e-infrastructure kept thickening its blanket over them, us all, from mid-00s with "smart" utility meters, wlan (wifi) everywhere, landline disappearance for telephony, not to mention already ubiquitous e-pollution from the inception of modernity. (A good place to start your own investigation would be the late Arthur Firstenberg's 2016 book, Invisible Rainbow, which originally self-published is now in paperback and translations to the tune of >100k copies I think.) The development and proliferation of wireless and other e-pollution has been in full awareness of the sci and other lit on the dangers - with a wink towards it by depopulationists. A "natural" progression has been toward medical homicide, iatrogenesis already as it has been, too...
People have a right to choose death. And people have the right to the means to kill themselves painlessly. And people have to right to have the assistance of friends and family if they choose to kill themselves.
But I believe the government and official organizations should argue against suicide, except in the most horrendous states of pain. Suicide should never be treated as a means to "balance the budget." And people should be civilly liable if they push suicide on someone. In extreme cases, people who bully people to suicide or who strive to make suicide their only option should be criminally liable. Suicide should be an individual's free decision.
And if you take some incredible social vampires with you, well...
Utterly chilling. I thought the "honor walks" were bad for those duped into organ donation, but this takes it to a whole new level. Society is becoming highly predatory.
My dad died from dementia a few years ago and, after seeing his "care home" effectively steal mine and my siblings inheritance via a 8k/month price tag for locking him in his room, I now have a pact with my brother and nephew that if I ever get something like dementia they are to provide me with enough heroin to end my days.
No kindness in the depopulation agenda.
"Soylent Green" predicted this horrible dystopian nightmare:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKndJzCKKcE
Charlton Heston... brilliant movie this should be shown in universities also it shows how long this has been in the making
Cognitive Dissonance
As the way of being
Welcome to the future now
Soylent Scream
Tough article to respond to.
I'm in Canada. Since you focus on it, let me add that I got involved about 15 yr ago for some years in some intensive advocacy against the greatest enviro/public health danger going. One spur was the CIW (Cdn Index of Wellbeing) report on youth mental health indicators. The study period was mid-90s to mid-00s. Report a few yr later, tarrying. Cognitive issues, sleep issues, anxiety and so on rose to unprecedented levels among young people during tha period. I do not think close attention, as should have been, was paid to inflection year/s, ie after which things shot upward. But around 1997 would be key, as with other negative health indicators - deployment of mass wireless infrastructure and device proliferation. This cohort, when they reached postsecondary school age, met with also unprecedented suicide prevention clinics on campus. A "natural" progression. (Maybe these are being replaced on campus with suicide counselling centres, too...) Xenobiotic e-infrastructure kept thickening its blanket over them, us all, from mid-00s with "smart" utility meters, wlan (wifi) everywhere, landline disappearance for telephony, not to mention already ubiquitous e-pollution from the inception of modernity. (A good place to start your own investigation would be the late Arthur Firstenberg's 2016 book, Invisible Rainbow, which originally self-published is now in paperback and translations to the tune of >100k copies I think.) The development and proliferation of wireless and other e-pollution has been in full awareness of the sci and other lit on the dangers - with a wink towards it by depopulationists. A "natural" progression has been toward medical homicide, iatrogenesis already as it has been, too...
People have a right to choose death. And people have the right to the means to kill themselves painlessly. And people have to right to have the assistance of friends and family if they choose to kill themselves.
But I believe the government and official organizations should argue against suicide, except in the most horrendous states of pain. Suicide should never be treated as a means to "balance the budget." And people should be civilly liable if they push suicide on someone. In extreme cases, people who bully people to suicide or who strive to make suicide their only option should be criminally liable. Suicide should be an individual's free decision.
And if you take some incredible social vampires with you, well...
Utterly chilling. I thought the "honor walks" were bad for those duped into organ donation, but this takes it to a whole new level. Society is becoming highly predatory.
Necromocra$y