Low income families. The homeless. The head-injured. Recently released prisoners and their families. The impoverished elderly. My town has arranged itself to serve that population.
Or more specifically, my town receives money from the state for providing these services. It's our #1 industry. All the other towns bring their "problem people" here.
It's probably the most efficient approach (within legality). We've concentrated them all in one place. (It's gotten kind of dangerous and filthy.)
It used to be a nice college town.
The fact is, when you have a government run health system and it's limited on funds you will start to encourage the government to move people towards assisted suicide. It doesn't take a genius to figure this out....
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/may/11/canada-cases-r...
One of the women Canada touted as helping "peacefully die" supposedly ask for help with her condition multiple times and was refused any sort of medical help, and then given the suggestion she should just kill herself instead.
Your refusal to acknowledge the facts right in front of your eyes isn't my problem.