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They Want To Kill Us Heres How And Why Jack King

Name: They Want To Kill Us Heres How And Why Jack King
SKU: BELL-232418052
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (34 reviews)

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They Want To Kill Us Heres How And Why Jack King instant download after payment.

Publisher: Jack King

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.93 MB

Pages: 105

Author: Jack King

ISBN: 9798322334088, 8322334087, B0D16HP4JP

Language: English

Year: 2024

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They Want To Kill Us Heres How And Why Jack King by Jack King 9798322334088, 8322334087, B0D16HP4JP instant download after payment.

Dr King looks at every aspect of euthanasia (aka doctor assisted suicide) and shows how individuals in many countries are being put under great pressure to sign up for a suicide programme. He explains how euthanasia is now being offered to children (without their parents' knowledge), to the disabled and to the mentally ill as well as those who are tired of life. He shows that as euthanasia programmes become bigger so money spent on palliative care is reduced and explains why States and health care providers see much financial gain in promoting euthanasia. He also explores popular myths about euthanasia and points out that death by doctor is not necessarily painless or dignified.