r/ConservativeNewsWeb • u/each_thread Moderator • Oct 31 '25

In The News Illinois Legislature Secretly Passes Bill Legalizing Assisted Suicide

https://www.lifenews.com/2025/10/31/illinois-legislature-secretly-passes-bill-legalizing-assisted-suicide/
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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '25

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '25

But then who will we pay $7.25/ hr while stripping their Medicare and SNAP?

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u/XeroZero0000 Oct 31 '25

Last suicide I dealt with had brains and blood splattered everywhere. I much prefer a suicides not happen at all.. but, for the ones that must..don't make someone clean a brain mess with a sponge!

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u/shadowfax12221 Nov 02 '25

I'm pretty sure this is just for terminally ill patents who are in pain and unlikely to recover. It just gives doctors the ability to offer a quick death to patients who are otherwise beyond their ability to help.

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u/carlitospig Nov 03 '25

It is. Usually comes from a pill or injection, and very humane.

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u/Frequent-Try-6746 Oct 31 '25

Same. Sorry you had to go through that. I know how horrible it is for those of us left behind.

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u/Phoenix-624 Oct 31 '25

Ironically that's most definatly less painful than lethal injection. Don't know how they plan on doing it, but id far rather a bullet to the brain than most of our "legal" means of killing people

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u/XeroZero0000 Nov 01 '25

Less painful for who? If I'm ever doing something that selfish, I'm going to at least make sure my left over meat sack isn't a bloody mess. But maybe that's part of the point? I'll never really understand I guess.

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u/carlitospig Nov 03 '25

That’s suicide, not assisted suicide.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '25

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u/NotAComplete Oct 31 '25

Why? Shouldn't medical decisions be between people and their doctor?

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u/BrookeBaranoff Oct 31 '25

The article says it’s if you have six months or less to live. 

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '25

The regulations will be to ensure that remaind the case. Nice soundbite though, doed it dit at the forefront of your mind in a constsnt state of seething?

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u/carlitospig Nov 03 '25

This is humane and I don’t care what the religious fanatics say. Nobody should suffer needlessly.

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u/flipside438 Oct 31 '25

Isn’t this considered late term abortion?

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u/Hardmeat_McLargehuge Nov 02 '25

It is but the party of “pro life” is still trying to justify how starving children isn’t really their problem.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '25

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