When do they start speaking Chinese?

SICKER THAN SICK!

On the face of it, it seems like a virtuous thing to do to donate your organs should anything happen to you. However, looking at the way the medical field operates, I would be extremely hesitant to agree to it these days. Should anything happen, they now have another reason to pull the plug on you. There are so many cases where doctors have declared people brain dead, yet the family refused to pull the plug, and they fully recovered. You have to wonder what the motivations of those doctors was to generate such a wildly faulty diagnosis in those cases. In Canada, they are pressured to free hospital beds. In the US, hospitals get paid good money to harvest the organs, among other things. And having seen how doctors behaved during this so-called pandemic, I am convinced that the vast majority of them only care about money, not their patients or even their own health (given how they seemed to have taken the vax poison themselves and are dying from it). And most of the good doctors have been purged, especially in Canada.

This relates to Bill C-7 which passed about 2 years (March 2021) ago. It allows for a lot of fun things in Canada. For example, as you mentioned here is an article and the relevant qoute:

https://thenewamerican.com/child-euthanasia-without-parental-consent-canada-is-considering-just-that/?pk_campaign=feed&pk_kwd=child-euthanasia-without-parental-consent-canada-is-considering-just-that

“And what about people eight years younger? C-7 calls for a “comprehensive review of the provisions of the Criminal Code relating to medical assistance in dying and their application, including but not limited to issues relating to mature minors….” As to this, “According to Canada’s Department of Justice, parents are generally ‘entitled to make treatment decisions on their children’s behalf,’” Common Sense states. “The mature minor doctrine, however, allows children deemed sufficiently mature to make their own treatment decisions.”

So the article implies that a child as young as 10 can be seen to consent to euthanasia if they are "mature" for their age, whatever that means. But they still can't make important decisions such as buying alcohol and Tabaco, just the trivial ones, like killing themselves.

Some other fun things include doctors being able to consent on behalf of the mentally ill (keeping in mind they get paid for every person they kill and I know of doctors that are proud and brag of all the people they killed).

And another fun thing in the bill per the following link:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/senate-passes-medical-assistance-dying-billc7-1.5954281

It drops the requirement that a person must be able to give final consent immediately before the procedure is performed. That's intended to ensure that someone who has been approved for the procedure won't be denied if they lose mental capacity before it can be carried out.

So if you change your mind, the doctor can knock you out and proceed to kill you anyways. Or just ignore your objection and off you. All safeguards have been removed.

If very quickly changed from "dignity in dying" (requires some one to already be dying) to everyone can request (be pressured into) getting executed by the state with minimal safeguards.