Semi-Weekly Discussion Thread - November 25, 2024

[u/tuesday_mod]

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Previous Discussion Thread

[u/March_Hare]

UK assisted dying bill passes with 55 vote majority. One of the rare open votes.

[u/CheapRelation9695 → u/March_Hare]

I give it ten years before it turns into a similar debacle to Canada where people are pressured into it to save the NHS money.

[u/No12345678901 → u/CheapRelation9695]

It'll take much less time than that I think. As in, it'll happen immediately.

[u/March_Hare → u/CheapRelation9695]

Perhaps, we’ll have to see what the final bill looks like and I imagine that the eligibility criteria will be rather stringent. Canada certainly has made a mess of it, but it exists elsewhere with various results.