Executive Director, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition
When an Anglican Church in Nova Scotia offers a Free Hot Potato evening, they are not only refering to the food but also to the topic.
St Timothy Anglican Church Hall in Hatchet Lake Nova Scotia is hosting an evening: To learn about MAiD in early October.
We are not talking about learning the inns & outs about hiring a maid, no, we are talking about learning the inns & outs of being legally killed.
The promo says:
Staff from the MAiD program will deliver a presentation on the criteria, process, and the things people should consider.
Participants will have an opportunity to ask questions from the staff who manage and administer the program.
Administer refers to the method of killing.
By the way - The evening includes a hot baked potato with all the toppings and a beverage.
Isn't this being hosted at St Timothy's Anglican Parish Hall?
There appears to be a separation with reality.
"MAiD" is Medical Assistance in Dying which is a nice way of saying - medical homicide, which is killing.
A hot baked potato with all of the toppings and a beverage does not change the reality that "MAiD" means killing people.
True compassion cares for and kills the pain and symptoms. True compassion never kills the person.
"MAiD" is Medical Assistance in Dying which is a nice way of saying - medical homicide, which is killing.
A hot baked potato with all of the toppings and a beverage does not change the reality that "MAiD" means killing people.
True compassion cares for and kills the pain and symptoms. True compassion never kills the person.

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What happened to ‘Thou shall not kill”?
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