(Faith & Freedom) Just one day after Americans remembered Plymouth Colony and the Pilgrims who survived their first harsh winter, the country they fled moved one step closer to killing its own citizens.
Lawmakers in Great Britain on Friday voted in favor of assisted dying for citizens in England and Wales who meet certain strict criteria.
Dying to be permissive, governments are tumbling down a slippery slope.
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After five hours of emotional debate, the proposal passed the House of Commons 330-275.
Former British prime ministers Boris Johnson, Theresa May and Liz Truss all opposed the legislation, The Daily Mail reported.
To qualify for assistance, applicants must be over the age of 18, diagnosed with a terminal illness, and have been given no more than six months to live. (Read More)
