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Host of Humanize Podcast, Chair, Discovery Institute's Center on Human Exceptionalism. Author. Lawyer. Talking Head. Public Speaker. humanize.today
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France Legalizes Euthanasia

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By Wesley Smith
| Discovery Institute
The West continues its love affair with the culture of death as the French National Assembly just voted to legalize euthanasia and assisted suicide, overriding the Senate’s rejection. I haven’t read the bill, but here are a few notes I discerned : The bill does not require terminal illness. Rather, it requires a “serious and incurable illness” that “threatens life in an advanced or terminal stage” — meaning death could be years away.
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Journal Article Urges MDs to Impede Immigration Law Enforcement ‘Oppression’ | National Review

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By Wesley Smith
| National Review Verified
It seems to me that such actions would actively endanger more people of the categories for whom the authors advocate than it would protect.
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France Legalizes Euthanasia

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By Wesley Smith
| humanize.today
The West continues its love affair with the culture of death as the French National Assembly just voted to legalize euthanasia and assisted suicide, overriding the Senate’s rejection. I haven’t read the bill, but here are a few notes I discerned : The bill does not require terminal illness. Rather, it requires a “serious and incurable illness” that “threatens life in an advanced or terminal stage” — meaning death could be years away.
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