The British Government is moving one step closer to enshrining the logic of the culture of death into law.
There's a major push this year for "assisted dying," the state-endorsed killing of the elderly, becoming law in Britain. And it looks like it is well on its way.
Yes, the dangerous death cult is well on its way to hospitals in Britain.
The socialist healthcare state is opening the door to government-assisted "suicide" of the elderly. One need look no further than Canada to see how this will turn out, as we covered recently when The Economist endorsed this plan.
The result was a bigger majority than many were predicting, after similar legislation was roundly defeated in 2015.
Under the terms of the bill, a terminally ill adult with a life expectancy of six months or less could seek assistance to end their life, provided that two doctors and a High Court judge approve their decision.
The bill is endorsed by PM Two-Tier Kier, and is expected to pass its third reading, although amendments are being tossed in left and right, slowing down the vote.
But some in Britain are really, really excited about the prospect of being able to end their own lives or the lives of a loved one using a medically sanitized version of self-murder.
Dame Esther Rantzen said she was 'absolutely thrilled' at the result, but that it was unlikely to have an impact on her own life.
The broadcaster, who is terminally ill, said minutes after the historic vote: 'It's going to take probably almost two years for it to change the law, and I'd be astonished if the drug I'm on manages to extend my life that far.'
She can only hope she stays alive long enough to have the opportunity to legally kill herself at the taxpayer's expense.
How dark can things get in the UK?
Let's pray that the UK wakes up from this nightmare and rejects murder-by-doctor.
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