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Is 2025 the year of assisted suicide?

December 30, 2024
The “right to die” movement is gaining momentum in the states.
The spirit of Thanatos haunts a moribund West

August 22, 2024
The modern West scornfully rejects transcendence and disdains its gifts.
The Euthanasia Paradox

December 28, 2022
In December 2022, a 65-year old disabled Canadian man received a doctor’s approval for euthanasia despite admitting becoming poor was the main reason he was applying to die. Experts say that “choosing to die is more accessible” in Canada than support for disabled people. At the same time, most the countries where active euthanasia or assisted suicide is legal are on the top of the United Nations Human Development Index. Why isn’t human life valued the most in the countries where its quality is the highest?