Canada likely to mark 100,000th MAID death by summer: More Canadians dying from assisted suicide each year than all world's other countries combined

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Now think about what they do to the young and vulnerable? How will we celebrate this grim milestone?

How does a nation with only 40M have MORE euthanization of human beings than the entire globe? Similar to UN complaints, which we lead for years.

We are not like you, remember that. This has to impact our trade deals as the U.S realizes that nations like ours are more apt to work with authoritarian nations to undermine America.

If Trump opened up the option for some to pursue asylum in America, there would be interest that is for sure.

Keep calling me names though comrades. Until one day YOU become the devil you thought did not exist.



Just as Canada approaches the 10th anniversary of legal assisted suicide, the country is on course to soon record 100,000 total deaths from Medical Assistance in Dying.

This means that in addition to now charting MAID as one of its leading causes of death, Canada will also become the first country of the modern era to measure its total euthanasia deaths in the six figures.

The 100,000 figure has recently been popularized by Canadian anti-MAID activist Kelsi Sheren. She stated in a recent op-ed that her country is “about to kill its 100,000th citizen through Medical Assistance in Dying.”

The number was picked up by various anti-euthanasia organizations, and was repeated by Sheren in a podcast appearance on the show Real Talk With Zuby.

“This spring, we’re about to hit our 100,000th individual,” she told host Nzube Udezue, a British rapper who goes by the stage name of Zuby.


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You need to look at your country more critically. Canada has monetized suicide. The country is selling off body parts. For every suicide, Canada saves by not providing medical care on the front end and sells off the organs at the back end.
 
If I lived in canada I would want to die too
 
There is nothing the Left does better than kill people.
They're real pros at it.
 
There’s a big difference between living and being alive.

That being said, I hope when my time comes, I hope I have the option.
 
There’s a big difference between living and being alive.

That being said, I hope when my time comes, I hope I have the option.
You always have the option. Canada kills more of their own than the entire planet combined. If you do not find something cruel and evil about this, well, perhaps you would approve of the abuses against their citizens from the cradle to the grave.

The state controls everything and then encourages people to kill themselves. Soldiers with PTSD handed a pamphlet on MAID. We are messed up here.
 
There’s a big difference between living and being alive.

That being said, I hope when my time comes, I hope I have the option.
Every person should. The govt should have no say so in whether a person wants to die or not.
 
Now think about what they do to the young and vulnerable? How will we celebrate this grim milestone?

How does a nation with only 40M have MORE euthanization of human beings than the entire globe? Similar to UN complaints, which we lead for years.

We are not like you, remember that. This has to impact our trade deals as the U.S realizes that nations like ours are more apt to work with authoritarian nations to undermine America.

If Trump opened up the option for some to pursue asylum in America, there would be interest that is for sure.

Keep calling me names though comrades. Until one day YOU become the devil you thought did not exist.



Just as Canada approaches the 10th anniversary of legal assisted suicide, the country is on course to soon record 100,000 total deaths from Medical Assistance in Dying.

This means that in addition to now charting MAID as one of its leading causes of death, Canada will also become the first country of the modern era to measure its total euthanasia deaths in the six figures.

The 100,000 figure has recently been popularized by Canadian anti-MAID activist Kelsi Sheren. She stated in a recent op-ed that her country is “about to kill its 100,000th citizen through Medical Assistance in Dying.”

The number was picked up by various anti-euthanasia organizations, and was repeated by Sheren in a podcast appearance on the show Real Talk With Zuby.

“This spring, we’re about to hit our 100,000th individual,” she told host Nzube Udezue, a British rapper who goes by the stage name of Zuby.


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Well, just in the news, a physically healthy woman went to Switzerland to be murdered because she couldn't cope with the death of her son -


Looks like assisted dying covers mental illness problems and not just terminal illness.

I suggest those in favour of assisted dying should by law be made to try it out to see if they feel it's a great idea.
 
Well, just in the news, a physically healthy woman went to Switzerland to be murdered because she couldn't cope with the death of her son -


Looks like assisted dying covers mental illness problems and not just terminal illness.

I suggest those in favour of assisted dying should by law be made to try it out to see if they feel it's a great idea.
I saw. We are living in very, very dark times. America must NOT follow the darkness.
 
Now think about what they do to the young and vulnerable? How will we celebrate this grim milestone?

How does a nation with only 40M have MORE euthanization of human beings than the entire globe? Similar to UN complaints, which we lead for years.

We are not like you, remember that. This has to impact our trade deals as the U.S realizes that nations like ours are more apt to work with authoritarian nations to undermine America.

If Trump opened up the option for some to pursue asylum in America, there would be interest that is for sure.

Keep calling me names though comrades. Until one day YOU become the devil you thought did not exist.



Just as Canada approaches the 10th anniversary of legal assisted suicide, the country is on course to soon record 100,000 total deaths from Medical Assistance in Dying.

This means that in addition to now charting MAID as one of its leading causes of death, Canada will also become the first country of the modern era to measure its total euthanasia deaths in the six figures.

The 100,000 figure has recently been popularized by Canadian anti-MAID activist Kelsi Sheren. She stated in a recent op-ed that her country is “about to kill its 100,000th citizen through Medical Assistance in Dying.”

The number was picked up by various anti-euthanasia organizations, and was repeated by Sheren in a podcast appearance on the show Real Talk With Zuby.

“This spring, we’re about to hit our 100,000th individual,” she told host Nzube Udezue, a British rapper who goes by the stage name of Zuby.


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And there is another angle on all of this that I now could perhaps be formally charged with for even suggesting such a thing?



Perhaps "suicide" does NOT accomplish what Richard Dawkins Ph. D. will tell you that it does for us?

Perhaps disagreement with Richard Dawkins Ph. D. is a new level of "blasphemy?"


[Dr. George Ritchie] :

b. His Guided Tour of the Earthbound Realm with Jesus.​

Ritchie suddenly became aware that he and Jesus were moving. One moment he had been in the hospital, and the next it had completely vanished. The vivid scenes from his life that had surrounded him were gone as well. Now, he found himself high above the Earth, traveling toward a distant point of light.

As they approached, the tiny point expanded into what looked like a large city. It was nighttime, yet the city was alive – factory smokestacks poured into the sky, and buildings glowed with lights on every floor. Beyond the city lay a large body of water. Though unfamiliar, it was clearly a place driven by constant industrial activity, likely tied to wartime production.

As they moved through the city, Ritchie began to notice something strange. Again and again, he saw people who seemed completely unaware of others standing right beside them. In one scene, a woman desperately begged another for a cigarette, but she was ignored. The woman reached again and again, trying to grab it – even attempting to take it directly from the other woman’s mouth – but she could not grasp it. With a sudden realization, Ritchie understood: like himself, she was dead.

They witnessed other scenes just like this. A young man followed his father from room to room, apologizing over and over, but his father could not hear him. A boy trailed a girl through a school hallway, repeating his regret endlessly. A woman pleaded for forgiveness from a man who remained unaware of her presence. These figures were trapped, speaking to the living, yet unable to reach them.

When Ritchie asked why this was happening, the answer came to him as a clear thought: these were suicides, bound to the consequences of their actions.

He then noticed something else. Every living person was surrounded by a faint glow, like a thin layer of light covering their bodies. This glow moved with them, almost like a second skin. The dead, including himself, did not have it.

Soon they entered a crowded bar near what appeared to be a naval base. The room was filled with sailors and civilians drinking heavily. But among them were other figures – desperate, restless beings who tried again and again to pick up drinks but could not. Their hands passed through glasses, through the bar, even through other people. Like Ritchie, they lacked the glowing sheath of light.

It became clear that the living could not see or feel these beings. Yet the dead could see and hear each other. Arguments broke out among them over drinks none could actually consume.

Then Ritchie saw something startling. A sailor collapsed, and as he lost consciousness, the glowing light around him opened at the top. Instantly, one of the disembodied beings leapt toward the opening and vanished. Moments later, there was only one figure where there had been two. This happened again and again – suggesting that these desperate beings were trying to enter the bodies of the living.

Ritchie began to understand. These spirits seemed driven by intense cravings – especially for things like alcohol – that they could no longer satisfy without a physical body. The realization sent a chill through him. This endless craving, combined with complete inability to fulfill it, felt like a form of hell.

He had always imagined hell as a distant place of fire and punishment. But now he saw another possibility: a state of being right here on Earth, invisible to the living, where desire burned strongest precisely where it could never be satisfied.

And then came a deeper realization – this was not just a possibility. This was reality. And he himself was part of it.


 
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