ZeroHedge Criticizes Potential Expansion of Canada's Assisted Suicide Program to Include Children and Mentally Ill

This opinion piece from ZeroHedge strongly criticizes Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program, arguing it is expanding beyond terminally ill patients to include individuals with mental illnesses and potentially minors. The author claims the program, which reportedly accounts for 15,000 deaths annually, is part of a broader globalist agenda to normalize state-sanctioned killing and reduce population. The article highlights concerns that eligibility will extend to those with non-terminal mental health conditions by 2027 unless federal courts intervene. It also references controversial proposals regarding infants and teens, drawing comparisons to practices in the Netherlands. The text asserts that liberal governments are using MAID to clear socialized healthcare systems of costly elderly patients. Canadian Conservatives are described as opposing this expansion, while Prime Minister Mark Carney is cited as undecided. The author characterizes supporters of these policies as psychopathic and views Canada as a test case for other liberal nations. The piece frames the issue as a moral nightmare driven by ideological motives rather than compassionate care.