Having read the article and several of the other articles it links to, I strongly disagree calling it a "pure lie". People are choosing euthanasia for, among ot

Having read the article and several of the other articles it links to, I strongly disagree calling it a "pure lie". People are choosing euthanasia for, among other reasons, the lack of financial means. There are several of such stories in the article. The case of the woman with chemical sensitivities which you cite chose medically-assisted death mostly due to her inability to find suitable housing free from cigarette and pot smoke from neighbours, which seems like a financial means problem to me. Is it inflammatory and pointed? A bit, yes. But that's okay, and that's a very different thing than "pure lie".