Continent Death Euthanasia in Europe.  Wesley J. Smith  Too many
people think with their hearts instead of their brains. Wanting
the world to suit their desires, when faced with hard truths to
the contrary, they refuse to face facts they don’t want to
believe. This common human failing has a name: self-delusion.
Self-delusion is rampant in the euthanasia movement. Most
proponents recognize that it is inherently dangerous to legalize
killing. But they desperately want to believe that they can
control the grim reaper. Thus, they continue to peddle the
nonsense that “guidelines will protect against abuse” despite
overwhelming empirical evidence to the contrary.  Euthanasia has
been around long enough and practiced sufficiently enough for us
to detect a pattern. Killing is sold to the public as a last
resort justified only in cases where nothing else can be done to
alleviate suffering. But once the reaper is allowed through the
door, the categories of killable people expand steadily toward
the acceptance of deat