It is a slippery slope, and as noted in your article, you are already having trouble deciding who we should have access to being killed. The State should never have this "right" as there is a rather large subset in the power hungry bureaucracy as well as elected officials that will have no problem in spreading the solution to everyone's woes. And even more sadly they will begin deciding who should be forced to be euthanized instead of taking up "valuable" resources.
I fear the genie is out of the bottle and we may never get it back in, until the Nation State of Canada is euthanized at least, which is quickly becoming the best option.
It is a slippery slope, and as noted in your article, you are already having trouble deciding who we should have access to being killed. The State should never have this "right" as there is a rather large subset in the power hungry bureaucracy as well as elected officials that will have no problem in spreading the solution to everyone's woes. And even more sadly they will begin deciding who should be forced to be euthanized instead of taking up "valuable" resources.
I fear the genie is out of the bottle and we may never get it back in, until the Nation State of Canada is euthanized at least, which is quickly becoming the best option.