This Blog considers assisted suicide/euthanasia, bioethics, human cloning, biotechnology, radical environmentalism, and the dangers of animal rights/liberation. My views expressed here, as in my books and other writings, reflect my understanding that the philosophy of human exceptionalism is the bedrock of universal human rights. Or, to put it another way: human life matters. (The opinions expressed here are my own and not necessarily those of any organization with which I am affiliated.)
Barbara Wagner was refused life-extending chemotherapy by Oregon Medicaid but explicitly told that the State would pay for her assisted suicide.
That is the future if we accept the death agenda. In this No on I-1000 Ad, Barbara Wagner--who has since died--urges Washingtonians to vote no. May they heed her call.
posted by Wesley J. Smith @ 1:23 PM
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I am a Senior Fellow in Human Rights and Bioethics at the Discovery Institute and the author of 12 books, including A Rat Is A Pig Is A Dog Is A Boy, which is relevant to the issues considered by this blog.
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Although it's a great subject for the comercial, the execution of it is crummy. Most people don't know about a case like this. They needed to be far more explicit about what the insurance company said and should have had her finish reading from the letter instead of the emotional statement of the same thing. It looks and feels like a slight of hand, even though it isn't.
I know 30 seconds is a brutally tough format to communicate anything, but they've got to do better than that.
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