Park-bench plaque ads argue for euthanasia

Cundari Advertising placed stickers like this one, made to look like brass memorial plaques, on park benches around Toronto, memorializing (presumably fictional) people who were denied assisted suicide and thus suffered before death—pointlessly, according to DignityInDeath.com, which is the client here. See other ads from the campaign here. One reads, "Donald J. McLeod, 1961-2007, who spent six years in a coma before finally slipping into the afterlife while the court system continued to debate his fate."