Belgium Legalizes Child Murder: Shocked at Backlash

Belgians protest against child euthanasia law

After 12 years of allowing euthanasia of adults in the country, Belgium has taken the next obvious
step, which to now make it legal for children 12 years or older to be legally euthanized.

Not only is this law evil, it gets worse, as children are given the decision-making power to end their own lives, with the additional consent of their parents.

First, this allows the manipulation of children who don't really understand the permanence of death. After all, what young person worries about dying even as they participate in risky behaviors?

But any parent could manipulate a child to consent to their own death for a variety of selfish reasons, whereby the child could be encourages to make it appear he or she has been the one that originated the idea.

In the usual demonic conclusion of progressive ideology, the Belgian daily De Morgen said, "For the first time since 1830 we have evolved to being ethically progressive leaders. We can be quite proud of that."

Only a progressive could call murdering a child something that is progress and an act they can be proud of.

Another demented person, the chief editor of major newspaper De Standaard, Bart Sturtewagen, concluded concerning the response to killing children, “I’m annoyed at hearing ‘you’ll kill children’ in the foreign media. We don’t use that kind of language anymore. It’s a very different debate on a different level.”

Frame it as they will, what the new law does is make it legal to kill sick children out of the womb. There is a lot of hypocrisy here though, as some nations have expressed outrage, when they endlessly murder babies in the womb, the ultimate form of child abuse.

Welcome to the future of the progressive agenda and worldview as it becomes a nightmarish reality.

Dutch Euthanasia Practices Under Fire

The Netherlands and many of its clueless citizens have responded viciously to the exposure of the murderous practice of euthanasia by presidential candidate in the U.S., Rick Santorum, who claims a significant portion of the killings are done without the permission of the victims.

Euthanasia Prevention has said this in the past over the subject:
"In 30 years Holland has moved from assisted suicide to euthanasia, from euthanasia of people who are terminally ill to euthanasia of those who are chronically ill, from euthanasia for physical illness to euthanasia for mental illness, from euthanasia for mental illness to euthanasia for psychological distress or mental suffering, and from voluntary euthanasia to involuntary euthanasia or as the Dutch prefer to call it "termination of the patient without explicit request."

Canadian professor of law and medicine at McGill University, Margaret Somerville, said in the same article, "...strict guidelines or no, legalized euthanasia has less to do with 'unbearable suffering' than with institutionalizing murder in the medical profession."

While Santorum appears to have overstated the percentage of Dutch killed without giving permission, it still appears from 20 percent to 25 percent are murdered by the process in the country. Santorum asserted it was half of those euthanized. Either way, it's still murder and barbaric.

To show how people become the sheep of the ungodly merger of media and government, those in the Netherlands now believe the chronically ill are victims of discrimination if they are denied the "services" of assisted death.

The country now employs mobile euthanasia units to travel about the country and kill those that some doctors, because they oppose the practice, refuse to do.

What could go wrong with this free service?

According to the Remmelink Report, released in 1991, many patients who were considered competent had their lives taken without being consulted.

Of the doctors performing euthanasia on people, about 40 percnet didn't keep written record, and less than 30 percent filled out death certificates honestly.

Welcome to the future reality of Obamacare, if it's allowed to remain in place. A number of those euthanized in Holland were killed from the withholding of treatment, just like is outlined and recommended with Obamacare, where death panels will decide whether or not someone is worth or qualified for ongoing or further treatment.