It's really not that simple in my experience. Younger disabled people are generally against it as well, they rightfully have their guard up about things that look like eugenics.

> It's really not that simple in my experience. Younger disabled people are generally against it as well, they rightfully have their guard up about things that look like eugenics.

Apologies for sounding like a broken record here, but do you have anything other than anecdotes to support the claim that younger disabled people are generally against MAID?

I'm a younger disabled person (severe visual impairment, autism, ADHD, and some other things) that is very much in favor of it.

Thinking this is akin to eugenics is silly and not doing anyone any good.