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There wasn’t enough death yet

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After the go-ahead from the Senate, euthanasia in Spain was also definitively approved by the Congress of Deputies. Only Popolari and Vox voted against. In defense of the right to life, the Vividores.org platform had launched a campaign with a final appeal to parties to curb approval, with the slogan: “The dignity of life is not voted on, it is defended”. The law contemplates euthanasia for those who have “constant and intolerable physical and mental suffering”. Dutch model, therefore, where even those suffering from depression, those who have fallen into blindness, those suffering from psychiatric diseases, can request the use of lethal injection. The timing stands out. Spain has been among the countries most affected by the pandemic for a year.

Was there really a need to legislate on a further injection of death, even if “sweet” and “merciful”, in society? On the merits, the request of the Popolari and the church to invest in palliative care, which is currently very little valued, would have been desirable. But you know, the wind has been beating for years in favor of death as a definitive and immediate solution. Historically, the Spanish case stands out, a country completely conquered by weak thinking. In sixteen years, since 2004 which saw the rise of Zapatero, the order has approved gay marriage, research on embryos, animal rights, gender ideology (“ancestors” instead of mother and father), downsizing the hour of Christianity to school and in the last two years, under the pressure of Podemos and the extreme left, even abortion for minors, law on gender self-determination, on “democratic memory” (killing of crosses and other symbols of the past) and now euthanasia . Secularization is not an a la carte menu. In cascade, everything comes.

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