The New York Times shared an article titled “Is Choosing Death Too Easy in Canada?” on September 18th, 2022.
Executive Director of the Patients’ Rights Action Fund, Matt Vallière, wrote a letter to the editor responding to this article.
He writes:
“When care is denied or even merely delayed by budget-strapped public programs or greedy U.S. for-profit insurers, while assisted suicide is available, it sounds a lot less like choice and more like coercion and a quiet form of eugenics…”
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