Dear MPs,
Regarding the Assisted Dying Bill:
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Dear MPs,
Regarding the Assisted Dying Bill:
Reasons I dislike Tom Shakespeare no. 76
The "most people" is from a poll run by Dignity in Dying, an organisation that campaigns for assisted dying to be legalised. In contrast, Scope has reported the opposite, from its own polls.
His statement demonstrates a wilful ignorance of how capitalist medical care harms disabled people; laws are not implemented in a vacuum of neutrality. This law in particular, is implemented in an environment of deliberate abandonment of disabled people.
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Denying disabled and financially dependent folks voting rights is based on the philosophy of preventing poor people from voting to "enrich themselves at the expense of the wealthy"
Of course, nobody thought to prevent the wealthy from voting to enrich themselves even more at the expense of the poor.
Extract from L. Beckman, The Frontiers of Democracy: The Right to Vote and Its Limits (Springer, 2009), p 152: