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colsoneducators.org slash courses. Welcome to Breakpoint, a daily look at an ever-changing

culture through the lens of unchanging truth. For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.

In 2016, Canada legalized medical assistance and dying or made. Less than a

decade later, the practice accounts for one in 20 of all deaths in that country. Just how quickly

that deadly practice expanded there underscores that everywhere it has been legalized the so-called right to die

inevitably becomes the duty to die. In fact, assisted suicide is always a slippery slope.

Once passed, these laws always expand. In Canada, the law was recently amended to allow anyone

with a mental illness like PTSD or depression to obtain life-ending drugs. In the

Netherlands, government surveys recently uncovered thousands of cases in which doctors, quote,

intentionally administered lethal injections to patients without a request, and that included

children, the demented, and the mentally ill. It was also in 2016 that Colorado voters approved the End-of-Life Options Act,

which allows physicians to prescribe lethal drugs to adult residents with so-called terminal diagnoses.

And a recent pair of lawsuits there demonstrate just how slippery that slope has been, too.

Last year, the governor signed legislation to allow

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