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The US would have given her lethal injection

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Actually Andrea Yates got life without parole in Texas of all places. They usually kill at the drop of a hat.

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I am originally from the Netherlands, where Euthanasia is an option. The stories I hear here in the UK make me so sad and angry.

The poor man who ended up completely paralysed, he is a shell of who he was and has to be conscious while his loved ones have to sacrifice their lives to care for him.

He just wants to die. There will be no cure or relief from his situation. He will just need to wait for it to happen or for one of his loved ones to risk jail to do it for him.

Meanwhile, a "pro life" advocate will be shouting that all lives are sacred and should be protected. So, says the perfectly healthy person, probably planning to go to the beach with their family later that day.

There is no empathy, just selfish shits.

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Wait a minute... these children now require food stamps, child care, schooling, medical services, housing benefits... why are my taxes suddenly going up?!?!

In many US states it happens automatically. Especially if you kill five children.

Yeah... also the prospect of losing another entire generation again puts a damper on it as well

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Aah that makes sense. In that case it would be too complex to calculate it.

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They should advertise on social media like TikTok.

Ouch.

Can I trade for a few Patriot missiles?

It's always Christian nationalists that seem so keen on killing and oppressing as many people as possible, isn't it?

"It may also have been for her to finish what she started, because basically she wanted to end her life when she killed them," the psychologist said.

You couldn't afford it.

I wish this was an option offered in the USA. Belgium must have a more compassionate society than our own.

I wonder how the Dad is doing…

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They think they want another civil war but I’d wager they’d regret one as soon as the local Walmarts run out of stock and all their bank cards become useless plastic.

If you’re in a state that doesn’t respect reproductive rights and you’re confident you don’t want children in the future, https://childfreefriendlydoctors.com/ is an available resource.

Medicaid covers permanent birth control if you’re 21 and older with a 30 day waiting period. Any ACA compliant private health insurance plan will cover a tubal or bisalp (their pick) at 100% as preventative care as young as 18.