Assisted suicide will be legal in NZ

[XYZ]

65% of voters in New Zealand said YES to the End Of Life Choice Act which makes it legal to offer assisted suicide. The new law only applies to patients who are terminally ill, which might explain why so many people were in favour. A small step, but a step in the right direction, nonetheless.

I hope one day assisted suicide will be legal in every country and I also hope it won't be limited to terminallt ill patients.

https://theconversation.com/assiste...aland-in-a-year-what-has-to-happen-now-149138

 

[sadworld]

I think it will be legal for everyone in a few decades because of overpopulation. But that's still a long fucking time to wait.

 

[Sherri]

65% of voters in New Zealand said YES to the End Of Life Choice Act which makes it legal to offer assisted suicide. The new law only applies to patients who are terminally ill, which might explain why so many people were in favour. A small step, but a step in the right direction, nonetheless.

I hope one day assisted suicide will be legal in every country and I also hope it won't be limited to terminallt ill patients.

https://theconversation.com/assiste...aland-in-a-year-what-has-to-happen-now-149138

That's a good start. Good on kiwis for that.