Show Notes
"They decided it was cheaper to just kill her."
Hannah Wallen, Mike Stevenson, Lauren Brooks and Richard the Lionhearted close out the assisted-suicide run on the Equality and Human Rights Commission's briefing to the House of Lords on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill.
Also: a definition of terminal illness that turns on a six-month expectation while leaving "treatment" and "temporarily" undefined; whether a man whose depression has a cause nothing can change counts as terminally ill; the commission listing "women and disabled people" as though there are no disabled men; Barbara Wagner, the Oregon woman whose insurer refused a four-thousand-dollar-a-month drug and agreed to cover fifty dollars of lethal ones; and what mandatory-arrest policy did to the number of women arrested.
"All of our governments appear to be run by people who have been blacked out on the Epstein list."
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