Noelia Castillo Ramos, the Spanish rape victim euthanized because her rape made her disabled, was sold for organs before the euthanasia. Noelia was told she couldn’t change her mind on the euthanasia because her organs were needed by others.
It doesn’t look like Noelia’s rapists were punished in any way. They are free to rape more girls who can then also be sold for parts.
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The world has gone stark raving mad.
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A headline in Spain reports the new as “Noelia wins her battle against extremist Christian lawyers.” She wins. This is supposed to be a win for her.
https://x.com/i/status/2037240382572872170
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Yeah, those Christian lawyers are a real scourge, aren’t they…
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The bastards wanted to prevent her murder. How dare they.
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Every bit the shiny Christ-free techno-wonderland we were promised.
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People are very neatly divided into those who are horrified by Noelia’s story and those who aren’t.
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Are there truly people who aren’t?
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Noelia’s mother is loudly and obnoxiously bickering on Spanish TV about who’ll pay for the funeral and insulting Noelia’s dad for being a Christian.
A also saw interviews with Spanish politicians and media personalities who say Noelia’s death is the right thing to do and they support it.
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Ghastly.
Lord, have mercy.
-ethyl
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There’s a series beginning with the book “I Am Margaret” that depicts a near-future European dystopia where people are “recycled.” It was a far less depressing series than that sounds, but it engaged seriously with not only the direct issues it raised, but the psychological effects on the people who had to live under that regime. It sounds exactly like this actual news story though.
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what a truly horrifying situation. Sick disgusting vampires
Amanda
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From the videos of Noelia, it’s clear that she is a sweet, pretty girl who could have definitely been helped. She was starting to walk on crutches. She could have had a life. Instead, she was put down like a rabid dog.
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“the Spanish rape victim euthanized because her rape made her disabled”
From what I read, she tried to kill herself afterwards, broke her back, and ended up crippled and in constant pain. She applied for state-assisted suicide, was approved, but then was put on hold thanks to a lawsuit from her parents. So she had to wait for another year and a half, but in the end got what she wanted.
“Noelia was told she couldn’t change her mind on the euthanasia because her organs were needed by others.”
This I would not believe at all without some evidence, it seems to be based on a statement by her parents’ lawyer, whose organization is militantly opposed to euthanasia.
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” in the end got what she wanted”
The feel good story of the year!
More honestly, this is western Europe now. Nothing is more important to the system than violent young men brought in from chaotic and disorded countries. Government after government goes out of their way to import them and then protect them from consquences when they prey upon the local population. It’s not an isolated case, it’s a pattern that jumps out when you look at the stats.
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I read she was raped once in a personal relationship and then was gang raped and didn’t report this to police. Nowhere is mentioned who attacked her.
Have you or Clarissa read somewhere that those were imported third-world men? Didn’t know Spain has many of those. Thought the immigration was to Germany, England and other richer countries.
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“Didn’t know Spain has many of those”
They’re all over the place, Spain is a major initial entry point for MENSA migrants (middle eastern, northern and sub-saharan Africa).
Many are trying to get to cushier welfare places but there’s always a lot of them. Their less bothersome economic niche (for mostly sub-saharn Africans) is selling counterfeit or garbage products on the street, they’re called ‘manteros’ after the sheets they carry merchandise in or lay out wherever they can.
Spain just legalize half a million of them for reasons that defy logic and morality and good sense (all hated by the left).
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So far I have found very little information about the circumstances of her assault. There is a fraction more information about her teen years, that implies troubled family circumstances which already led to chronic depression.
What I want to push back against, is this narrative which treats her story as a perfect Platonic archetype of demonic leftism in power: give the violent foreigners unlimited criminal freedom, while killing and recycling their victims.
On the basis of what I know, I’m not able to say whether she is an outright victim of European immigration mania. Maybe she was, maybe the truth was something else. Meanwhile, I’m pretty sure that euthanasia and organ donation are not part of a plot against the white race. I suppose they *are* at odds with the traditional Catholic cycle of life, and that’s a genuine culture clash.
As far as I can see, the definite turning point was not the assault, nor was it when she applied for euthanasia. The turning point was when she jumped from a fifth-story window. Before that, she had her physical health, and perhaps with enough love and care she might have lived. After that, she was now badly physically injured, in a way which made survival much harder. Maybe she could have overcome that as well. But she was spending her days in bed, in pain, wanting it to end.
I grant the perils of instituting state-assisted suicide. The Christian activists who helped delay her euthanasia are not necessarily just religious dogmatists indifferent to human suffering. We know that brave new social systems like this can turn deluded and destructive. But if their life is bad enough and hopeless enough, I’m on the side of the person who wants to end it. If there is something here that needs political or cultural reform (in addition to immigration anarcho-tyranny), it’s probably among the factors that affected her earlier life.
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“implies troubled family circumstances”
From what I can tell, her family was not very functional in the best of times then ravaged by austerity in 2008 (a not uncommon story in Spain, but Clarissa wrote a whole book on the literature that arose from the catastrophic and traumatic consequences of that (kicker: Spain hadn’t even done anything very ‘wrong’ it was collateral damage from panic about Greece, which was about potential disaster coming from Italy if Greece wasn’t humbled severely enough).
“I’m pretty sure that euthanasia and organ donation are not part of a plot against the white race”
It’s bigger than that… did you see ‘the Island’? That’s the ultimate goal: to turn the general population into walking organ donors who can be harvested for those that can pay for them.
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She was in foster/group homes when the assault happened.
I don’t know how Spain’s child welfare services work, but would think the family would have to be seriously dysfunctional for that to happen.
-ethyl
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I have seen a video of her learning to walk on crutches. She wasn’t that badly disabled. And even if she were, I know people who are much more seriously disabled and the idea of putting them to death over that horrifies me. Sick people are still just as valuable as me or you. This is the foundational idea of the Western civilization (this is the part about the Kingdom of God). Paraplegics, quadriplegics, the blind, the Downs Syndrome, the deaf – everybody is equally valuable and important as the healthy and fit. We are all morally obligated as human beings to help and protect the sick and the suffering. The whole point of society is to make sure the weak are supported against the strong. We’ve gotten rid of the Downs Syndrome people. Now what? The cripples, the elderly, the impaired – let’s kill them all off because it’s easier? Because we can sell it as “choice”?
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This is the video I was talking about:
https://x.com/i/status/2037591090891460874
She wasn’t even that badly disabled. Who knows, she might have even had a child with proper medical support.
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Noelia’s rapists are not only alive but free to rape more girls. It’s what they want to do, so we should all respect that.
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People don’t want things in a vacuum. Something happens around them to lead to a desire, especially such an unnatural one. This is exactly what I’m talking about when I write about how we made an idol out of “choice.”
Crippled, yes. We keep prattling about Hitlerism while eliminating cripples because they are inconvenient. A blind guy put to death in Canada. A girl on crutches killed off in Spain. Instead of talking about how much they “wanted” it, maybe let’s talk about what is wrong with a society that pushes disabled people into wanting death. I routinely get told I’m a Nazi because I’m right-wing but I’m the one against killing the disabled. Funny, that.
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\\ let’s talk about what is wrong with a society that pushes disabled people into wanting death
I believe that those are just first swallows. After AI makes masses of people redundant, I do not see who would pay for ” the kids will watch [the robots] at home. While jobless mom and dad are zonked out with their own screens right there next to them.”
\\ It’s bigger than that… did you see ‘the Island’? That’s the ultimate goal: to turn the general population into walking organ donors who can be harvested for those that can pay for them.
No, unnecessary even as organ donors. It’s cheaper and easier to use genetically modified swine or people from the third world. Besides, science is moving towards taking a person’s own body cells and growing his own organs from them.
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A lot of bad shit can happen before we figure out that this economic model is unsustainable. For now, nobody is even trying to address the economic ramifications.
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It’s like the economic crisis of 2008. Nobody was asking what will happen if all those subprime mortgages don’t get paid. Until they didn’t get paid and the collapse happened. Speaking of Spain, that’s why it’s easier for them to kill Noelia than treat her. The economic crisis of 2008 devastated their healthcare system and they still haven’t been able to come back from it.
So this won’t be the first time when the profit of this moment prevents people from seeing the terrible consequences from 5 minutes later.
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It would be great if a journalist asked Elon Musk who he thinks will buy his Teslas if his AI does take away everybody’s jobs, like he promises, and people don’t have money to buy and don’t need to go anywhere. I’d love to hear the response. He keeps saying vaguely that “AI will create untold wealth” but I want to know specifically, how will that wealth get into the bank accounts of the millions of newly jobless people?
If anybody heard him speak about it, please tell me because I haven’t found anything.
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Heck, people state that Hitler eliminated the mentally ill, but people fail to ask the question why. Horrible as it was there was an actual reason behind it.
By late war the Germans were stretched way to thin, and one of the critical resources they had run out of were doctors and medical personnel. They had a ton of wounded and not enough docs to go about.
Yet there was a sizable number of docs and medical personnel dedicated to care of the mentally infirm. If I recall correctly he was advised to put the mentally infirm down to free up the medical personnel to try to stem the tide of the wounded.
In the end he agreed and that is on him, but it was a decision made of desperation.
The current madness sweeping the West. The desire to murder the innocent in the womb, to exterminate the elderly, and to all the vileness not just allowed but encouraged by the Governments of the West.
None of this was done out of desperation. Not a bit of it. What is being allowed is evil beyond belief.
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Well, frankly I am old enough to have lost many, too many, not only family members, but friends, and pets. While the terrible circumstances around the euthanizing that young girl would disturb any sane person, some very definitely wish to go. Some because of pain, and others that expect to meet those that have already passed on.
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