The Push Begins to Violate Religious Objections to Assisted Suicide

When seeking to convince a wary public to legalize assisted suicide, euthanasia pushers ooze with promises and assurances that it will only be a last resort -- never actually a legal requirement -- and that doctors and religious facilities can always opt out. But once euthanasia consciousness is widely accepted by a population, we find that these promises were made to be broken.

In Oregon, doctors are protected in law if they don't wish to assist suicides, and religious medical institutions...