If they don't kill you with their poison shot, they'll burden you with economic and social hardships to the point that you will gladly step into one of their "Suicide Capsules" to escape the suffering they have propagated throughout the world. This is yet another facet of the global genocide. 💀
(www.swissinfo.ch)
🤢 These people are sick! 🤮
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One has to wonder if these pods were created by the Cabal as a mockery of the fabled Med Beds.
I am actually feeling physically sick after reading that article. This is truly evil stuff.
I would hope assisted suicide is heavily regulated and only used as a last resort when all reasonable treatment options have been explored. If someone is likely to suffer unbearably for the rest of their life, why shouldn't they be allowed to end their life? If someone is given a terminal diagnosis, why do they have to sit in a hospital, racking up medical bills their family will have to take care of?
The thing with it being illegal is the deceased is too dead to say for certain they wished for their life to be ended. They cod be "assisted" to the afterlife unwillingly and we'd never know.
The article states that they intend on recording consent and will have an AI interface to test for mental acuity somehow.
Psychologists are skeptical as per the article, for food reason.
There is a lot to consider when creating regulations around assisted suicide. You bring up consent and proof of consent. The legal standard for consent is often a consent form with the consentee's signature. If the stakes are high, a third-party notary public must witness the signing and certify it was not coerced or done under duress.
Since we're talking about the highest stakes possible, additional witness authority may be appropriate. A third-party assisted suicide board may need to be created in each state to review each case and validate consent. A sheriff or other member of law enforcement may be needed to witness consent. Getting a judge involved may be too far, since the court system is often slow and judges don't typically make medical decisions for patients.
This is all hypothetical on how the US may implement assisted suicide. Other countries have different views and beliefs, and may implement it as they see fit. Personally, I only see the two situations I mentioned above as acceptable reasons for assisted suicide. I am wary of implementing it for those purposes, since it is likely to be expanded and violate my moral and religious beliefs.