Medical Ethicist Suggests Senile “Have A Duty To Die”

This is what medical ethics has come to in Britain:

Medical ethics expert Baroness Warnock, 84, said senility sufferers were a burden to their families and doctors.

And she said there was nothing wrong with them feeling they had a “duty” to opt for euthanasia for the sake of others.

She said: “If you are demented you are wasting people’s lives, your family’s lives and you are wasting the resources of the NHS.

So much for the socialized medical systems “putting humanity before profit”. Sorry, granny, you’re not a person, you’re a burden. You’re not a patient, you’re a cost. And we need to cut costs these days.

This is what’s coming, America.

Hat Tip: Billy Beck