Hi, I'm John Stone Street with The Point This Week, we're taking a look back at some of the most important

commentaries from the past year.

Canada's campaign to normalize suicide as a viable and preferred medical treatment continues

to escalate. Already patients have been pressured

into physician-assisted suicide because of psychological pain and even because they were too poor

to pay for special care. Last summer, Canadian Virtual Hospice released what can only be called

Death Ed for Kids 6 to 10. The medical aid and dying activity book for kids explains

why a loved one might want to die, how the process works,

stick with euphemisms, referring to lethal injections as medicine,

to bodies dying instead of people dying,

ensuring children that their loved one is not really choosing to die but is rather in too much pain to live.

As Wesley Smith noted at National Review, children have to be convinced that killing is okay.

Quote, they're not stupid and will know that their loved ones being terminated.

They know what doctors are for, that they're supposed to help not harm.

However, the adults behind this coloring book have forgotten that.

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