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“And as you say, it tatargetseople with disabilities and people who are struggling in their lives,” he stated. He tied the issue to America’s broader standing in the world: “I don’t think we can be a moral society; we can’t be a moral authority around the globe if that becomes institutionalized throughout our society.” Kennedy made clear the policy doesn’t stop at personal choice.
At the same time, 🇺🇸🇨🇦 RFK Jr: Assisted suicide has become the leading cause of death in Canada…wait…what?!
Slamming it, he says it targets vulnerable people, including those with disabilities.pic.twitter.com/uRGUg0k3T9 https://t.co/hAw3m6pf9D
The comments come as Canada’s experiment spirals. The country is on track to surpass 100,000 assisted deaths before MAID’s 10th anniversary this summer, as noted in a recent New York Post report.
However, In the Netherlands, euthanasia now accounts for 6 percent of all deaths and the share is rising every year.
Canada’s program began in 2016 limited to terminal cases. Expansions followed: mental illness is scheduled to qualify starting in 2027, and discussions continue about “mature minors” as young as 12.
In 2022, Noelia suffered a gang rape in a supervised care center.
This completely shattered her life. 🇪🇸Within 24 hours, Noelia Castillo Ramos will be euthanized in Spain.
Within a year, officials were openly discussing how it could save over $130 million annually in medical costs. She attempted suicide, jumping from a 5-story building, which left her a paraplegic.
Her father has… pic.twitter.com/hOIW1j8o2u
Meanwhile, Spanish bishops appealed it what it is: “Euthanasia and assisted suicide are not medical acts, but deliberate interruptions of the bond of care, and represent a social defeat when presented as a response to human suffering.”
They stressed that “the dignity of the human person does not depend on their state of health… but rather is an intrinsic value that must be recognized, protected and helped in all circumstances.”
The message is simple: when life hurts, the answer is not state-sponsored death but real care, real treatment, and real hope.
Developing, Canada and Europe are showing the West what happens when governments treat citizens as budget line items rather than sacred individuals.
Developing, Please consider donating via Locals or check out our unique merch. delivered a blunt warning to lawmakers this week: Canada’s rush to expand assisted suicide is turning a once-free nation into a cautionary tale the United States must reject outright. Your support is crucial in helping us defeat mass censorship.
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Testifying before the Senate Finance Committee and Senate HELP Committee, Kennedy forcefully condemned the program known as Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID). Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. “I think those laws are abhorrent,” he stated. Pointing directly to the results north of the border, he added, “And we just see in Canada today, I think the number one cause of death is assisted suicide.”
As of 2024, the total already stood at 76,475 — more Canadians killed through the program than died in World War II.
Meanwhile, Government-assisted suicide is also spreading like wildfire across the West, often sold as compassion but delivering cost-cutting convenience for cash-strapped socialist healthcare systems.
At the same time, While most were over 70 with physical illnesses like cancer or heart disease, the cases included 499 dementia patients and 278 listed under vague “other reasons.” One case involved a patient aged between 12-18. Dutch experts are now urging caution for anyone under 25, warning that young brains are still developing and highly susceptible to external pressure and online influence. In 2025 alone, 10,341 people died by euthanasia.
Belgium and the Netherlands already allow child euthanasia. England, Wales, and Scotland are now pushing similar legislation modeled on Canada’s original law.
Proponents promised rare, tightly controlled cases. The results speak for themselves. Reality delivered a bureaucratic death machine that quietly expanded to the disabled, the depressed, and the financially burdensome.
Kennedy offered lawmakers a clear path forward. “I am happy to work with you in whatever way we can,” he noted, signaling openness to bipartisan efforts to protect vulnerable Americans from the same slope.
However, Another recent case captured the human cost in Spain, where a 25-year-old woman paralyzed after a horrific gang rape was euthanized despite her parents’ desperate legal fight:
