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Bill Gates is a….

Bill Gates Calls for ‘Death Panels’ to Euthanize Citizens Not ‘Worthy of Healthcare.’

Slay: As nations around the world push to introduce and expand liberal euthanasia laws, the plans are sounding eerily similar to the “assisted suicide” agenda billionaire Bill Gates has been promoting for several years.

The Microsoft co-founder argues that it is not cost-effective to provide individuals with long-term healthcare.

Instead, Gates believes his fellow human beings should be euthanized to reduce healthcare costs so that the money that would have been used for treatments can be spent elsewhere. more

34 Comments on Bill Gates is a….

  1. Bill Gates and Fauci both need to be arrested, tried, convicted, and sentenced for crimes against humanity.

    The sentence is death by being put on a ventilator and given remdesivir.

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  2. …only ONE person has EVER been worthy to judge the worth of others, Bill, and He isnt going to be too happy with you trying to take His job when you go to Him to have YOUR worth judged, Bill; hopefully, soon…

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  3. If you were ever under the false impression that Bill Gates is smart, all you have to do is LISTEN TO HIM.

    If euthanasia is to be considered seriously in the least, it should be tested on the DANGEROUSLY STUPID among us.

    That’s you Gates, you dumb, yet arrogant, asshole.

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  4. Ya know bill… when you start throwing shit like this around, people just might get the idea that what’s good for the goose is good for the gander.
    Yew just might wanna re-think yer strategy considering that most peopele follow the Golden Rule: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you!`

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  5. Personally, I think this is a logical extension of the “abortion is health care” argument. We have legalized the killing of babies, and the debate is now whether or not there is a time limit on this practice rather than whether or not it is ethical in the first place.

    We have cheapened human life – and not for a good reason. Most elderly people do choose pallative care at the end of life rather than medical care. (The difference is between trying to cure you, or make you comfortable.) Gates wants to hurry this process along, and have the government withhold medical care and curtail the pallative care aspect by euthanizing these folks. But where do we draw the line? Do we start euthanizing younger people with mental retardation conditions because they will probably not be as productive as others? Do we give babies with deformaties the “Sparta treatment” and throw them off a cliff? Institute the death penalty for criminal recidivists?

    Anyhow, Bill’s looking kind of old, and if he does get his way then perhaps it would be better if I wasn’t on the death panel. But I think we should respect life.

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  6. Wyatt 11:11,
    Re-read your second paragraph.
    Those anti-life policies sound an AWFUL lot like the Nazi Germany death camp policies. And it was more than just Jews who were gassed. Add:
    Mentally handicapped
    Physically handicapped
    Birth defects
    Homosexual
    Gypsies

    And the left has the utter gall and nerve to call conservatives “Nazis”.

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  7. The Mule:
    I saw an interview of Gates’ father on some TV show many many years ago. He, I believe, was a high powered N.Y. lawyer. He came off as the meanest, nastiest S.O.B. I had ever seen. Apparently, it rubbed off.

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  8. @President Elect Toxic Deporable Racist: you are correct, the Nazis had a very broad definition of people who needed to be eliminated from society – although I have always wondered why Gypsies were on the list. But my point, albeit probably not clearly worded, is that I believe life should be respected and no one has the right to determine who lives or who dies based upon physical charateristics.

    I am not advocating “drawing lines.” But if euthanasia becomes public policy, then society will inevitably draw lines at some point and those lines will change. If the government can force euthanasia on terminally ill people, then what about 90 year old folks who are still in good health but still have some 90 year old ailments like poor hearing or poor eyesight – are they not also a drain on health care resources? Or children born with Downs Syndrome? Or the mentally retarded? Or even someone who has been in a major accident and will need years of expensive medical treatment and therapy?

    I do not believe in drawing lines because, among other things and my personal morality aside, it gets easier and easier to choose death. Abortion was initially promoted and rationalized because it would be rare but legal. Now most abortions are frequently nothing more than birth control which some people argue should be permitted up to the time the child is about to be born. I fail to see why euthanasia issues would not follow the same path, and people are eliminated because they are not convenient.

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