Is Canada’s MAID Program Compassion… or Something Darker？
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Summary
In this episode, we discuss the controversial issue of assisted death and whether or not it should be legal in Canada. We also talk about the controversial topic of euthanasia, and whether it's a good or bad thing. We also discuss who should and shouldn't be allowed into Canada's controversial assisted death program.
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What do we have in this society except to value each other's lives?
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If we just go about ending each other's lives, what is that?
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So they'll go to their doctor and they'll die.
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So it's one of the leading causes of death in Canada.
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5% of all deaths in Canada, at least since last year, were due to this.
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And it's not just someone who says that, oh, I'm ill, please kill me.
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it's now it's breaching to the elderly and next year it'll be expanding to the mentally ill
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and to me it seems like a really really dark spiral downwards because now they're talking
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about expanding it to babies and to minors and it's like it's basically like the very definition
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of minor is that you're intentionally taking another human being's life which is what this
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is. And it's saying that these humans have no value, right?
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I don't know about just people who want to do it while in Trinity, but I think there's
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just a case in India that a woman was raped and basically she was paralyzed because she
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And that case was popular because that led to euthanasia being legal or permitted.
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And I don't know if she wanted it or not, but life on a bed for 40 years also doesn't really...
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I just, I just know the case. I don't know what happened.
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Like, it was about the law, not, like, f***ing her or not.
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I know, voluntary, if someone's healthy, uh, it probably seems like a f***ing problem,
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but in case, like, if someone's on the bed for 40 years, not talking, like, basically
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brain dead but still alive uh is that a life worth living i don't know yeah yeah um that case
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that sounds very complicated but what's happening in canada right now is like it's like mentally
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ill people that have diabetes are now qualifying and there's a case recently where a 26 year old
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young man he was obsessed with trying to get made and he was not qualified in ontario but he went
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out to bc and his physician out there coached him on how to apply for maize so that his life would
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be ended and it was no it wasn't like he was somehow let in because he made the claim that
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his diabetes was somehow just making his life miserable and like that's how they tend to
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qualify now but in next year they will be allowing mentally ill just plain mentally ill people in
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doesn't change just because of their will to live
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have in this society except to value each other's
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and I personally, I take it from a religious standpoint as well,
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that each human being, my Bible tells me, is created in an image of God,
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and we have special worth and value even above that of animals,
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and if we just go about ending each other's lives,
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Like, we're going downward, like, I don't like it,
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especially now that they're talking about expanding it to minors,