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Did you know it's probably easier for you to be put down by the government in Canada than your dog like this is getting absolutely ridiculous. 100,000 people are set to be euthanized by the Canadian government thanks to its maid program by this summer. And it's not the people that you think. Was no one going to tell me? No one. This morning I was scrolling through X and came across a shocking number that this summer Canada's maid program or medical Assistance in Dying. Basically their fancier, judged up version of euthanasia is going to mark its 100,000th recipient, aka the Canadian government has euthanized, put down, killed 100,000 of their own citizens in the name of compassion and restoring human dignity. Make that make sense. I've been following MAID pretty closely over the past few years and actually was censored temporarily on Instagram for misinformation back when that was a big deal. Before the era of actual free speech in the digital space for warning that clearly made physician assisted suicide, euthanasia, whatever you want to call it in Canada was never intended to be limited to just people suffering from a terminal illness. That's pretty much how we've always framed it in the west, that this is only for people in extraordinary circumstances who are clearly suffering and are going to die anyway. Not that euthanasia is the answer of how we navigate suffering, but that's how it's always been packaged to people to make it seem appealing or positive or compassionate so that we can bake it into law. We saw the writing on the wall with MAID a long time ago and over the past few years Canada has dramatically expanded their euthanasia program to not just include people dealing with a terminal diagnosis, but also people with disab people with low socioeconomic status. Babies are next in the debate for all of this and recently even seasonal depression. Seasonal depression.
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I'm growing depressed.
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Just last week it was revealed that Canada had euthanized a healthy 26 year old young man for seasonal depression and from ongoing mental health struggles after he suffered from a debilitating car accident when he was 17 years old. This young man named Keanu is now dead because we have accepted that it is better and more compassionate and kinder to just kill people suffering with any sort of mental anguish and help them walk through it and realize the value and the beauty of their lives. Keanu's parents who live in Ontario are now speaking out about this and warning that the Canadian government is actually going extra steps further to coach people into being approved for MAID or next on the chopping block for government funded execution. She said that their family doctor had been coaching her son on how to qualify as a Track 2 patient, meaning they didn't have a a reasonably imminent natural death but could qualify for euthanasia under other extenuating circumstances and that her son had become obsessed with the MAID program over the past few years as an out for his ongoing mental health struggles after he suffered from that car accident almost a decade ago. I don't know about you, but how we are not talking about this more in the west as what it is, it's government funded execution of their own citizens is mind boggling to me. We can have a fascinating debate on compassion and empathy and walking with people through difficult stance has always been pretty clear on physician assisted suicide that it never solves the problem and only creates a slippery slope that ends up killing people who never should have been eligible for programs like this to begin with and that suffering isn't a legitimate reason for execution. But there are some extra layers to this MAID program that have people's heads completely spinning over the past couple of years. It was recently uncovered that some patients in Canada are even qualifying for same day suicide. Same day in 2023, 65 people in Ontario alone walk into a Canadian doctor's office, again funded by the government and had their lives ended on day one of seeking medical assistance in dying were just killed on the spot. Sounds like it would probably be a whole lot cheaper just to kill your patients instead of having to care for them over long periods of time. And in the last few months, they've expanded the debate in Canada on who should even be eligible for this program to begin with to also include newborn babies who are struggling with a disability or a severe illness. Again, probably a lot cheaper than keeping a baby in the NICU and treating them. Make sure that they have the probability of life for the rest of their life moving forward. But this proposal from the Quebec College of Physicians is asking the government to permit euthanasia for severely ill newborn babies. Should we even be remotely surprised when our society looks at a baby two seconds before it's born and says that it's just a clump of cells or a random organic tissue rather than a human being with a soul? A genetically unique human being who has never existed before and will never exist again? No, we probably shouldn't be. But this is the disastrous, deadly consequence of what these euthanasia programs end up becoming en masse execution of various groups of society because they're inconvenient for the rest of everyone. Whether you're struggling with a disability, maybe suffering from a socioeconomic status hardship, maybe you're dealing with mental health struggles, or you're just a newborn baby in desperate need of medical intervention. This has now escalated to the point that one in every 20 deaths in Canada is now being paid for and executed, no pun intended, by the Canadian government. Honestly, I have no idea how people advocating for these programs sleep at night, but I can tell you that I sleep pretty darn good at night, despite not a lot of hours at a time. My quality of sleep has gone up substantially since our family made the switch to a Helix mattress. Finding the right mattress for you does not have to be a complicated process. Our friends at Helix actually make it so, so easy thanks to their Sleep Quiz, which matches you with the perfect mattress based on your specific sleep preferences and needs. They are not just another mattress company either. Helix is the most awarded mattress company out there, with glowing reviews from major publications like Forbes and Wired. And I promise it is not just marketing hype. A recent study that they conducted found that 82% of participants who were sleeping on a Helix mattress saw an increase in their deep sleep cycle, which is actually pretty impressive when you think about how crucial quality sleep is to make sure that we're thriving in the rest of our lives. I know that for sure, given that I'm still not getting full nights of sleep through the night 10 months into having my daughter. But the quality of sleep that I am getting in the few hours at a time is unmistakable on a Helix mattress compared to any other brand that we've used in the past. And my husband recently said we are never buying another mattress ever. Let's throw everything else in the house, in Isla's room, in the guest room, everything out so that we can replace them all with the best mattresses in the world. Helix even offers free shipping straight to your door, a 120 night sleep trial so that you can try it out and make sure that it works for you and your family. Plus, returns and exchanges are totally seamless and if something isn't quite right they also back everything up with a limited lifetime warranty. You can start sleeping right tonight by ordering a Helix mattress today. Go to helixsleep.com Isabel and get 27% off your new mattress. Again, that's helixsleep.com Isabelle for 27% off site wide and make sure you enter our show name the Isabel Brown show to make sure they know we sent you how soon until people with a certain religious ideology are eligible for physician assisted suicide or different political worldviews? Maybe you'll be labeled a radical extremist that's no longer safe like for society. If you happen to disagree with transing kids, one thing is incredibly obvious. The level to which this is now going is not sustainable for a functioning society and clearly highlights the hallmark pitfalls of socialistic medical systems all over the world. It is undoubtable to me that this is largely a financial decision rather than actually treating people and providing high quality healthcare medical care. They just want to kill you instead. A couple months ago I came across a video uploaded from someone in Canada who thinks that she might have a brain tumor and her physician said you have to go in to see a specialist, get an mri, make sure that you don't or do have a brain tumor so that we can figure out how to treat you appropriately. She uploaded this video in March of 2025 and they told her that the average wait time for her was going to be months and months and months. Scheduling her for an MRI to check for a brain tumor in 2026 to even see if the brain tumor existed.
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Watch this today on how is Canadian Healthcare. I need an MRI to see if I have a brain tumor and go ahead guess when it is. Go ahead guess. It's in 2026. 2026. My MRI to see if I have a brain Tumor is in 2026. It's March 2025 right now and if you thought this was bad. It's actually worse than you thought. Because the appointment where we decided that I need this MRI was in December of last year. So it's not like it's 10 months from now. It's 13 months. It's a 13 month wait to see if I have a brain tumor. At first I just thought this was a mistake because having an MRI every year is like a monitoring timeline. Like I already have an MRI every year for my spine tumor, which is why we think maybe I have a brain tumor too. So I was like, hey, they just made a mistake and scheduled this on a monitoring timeline. But no, I called and the clinic was like, yeah, the doctor actually requested that you have it earlier. But this is the next spot we have. We're seeing about 13 months for these brain and spine MRIs. Cool, cool, cool, cool. Canada, where healthcare is free, but only if you can afford to wait.
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And I would venture to say only if they don't encourage and coach you to just kill yourself first. If you get the opportunity, you should kill yourself. I wish we treated this with the urgency and the social pressure for awareness. The same way that our media is so obsessed with firearm violence and deaths or any other hot button political issue. On that note, by the way, far more Canadians are killed by maid euthanasia per capita than Americans die of gun violence per capita by like a massive amount. Approximately 38.3 per 100,000 people are currently being killed by government funded euthanasia in Canada. And there are 14 per 100,000 people killed by gun violence in America. Which one do you see the media having an absolute aneurysm about every five minutes. And I'm sure there's absolutely nothing to see here that 96%. Say that again. 96% of the patients seeking physician assisted suicide euthanasia made in Canada are white people. Interesting. I feel so. Miranda Cosgrove. Interesting, interesting. Ultimately, what really needs to change here is not just a fundamental legal procedural change. Make sure that these laws are never allowed to be enacted in the first place because they are only abused to create more human suffering and target targeting of our most vulnerable populations. But maybe even more importantly, a cultural change where we start recognizing the dignity of the human person again. And we have the courage to say that it doesn't matter if you were born with a disability. It doesn't matter if you're suffering from an extreme illness. It doesn't matter if you are dealing with a socioeconomic struggle. It doesn't matter if you have mental health issues. Whatever it is you are a perfectly created human being in the divine image of God with a purpose. You were here on this earth for a reason, and the world would not be the same without you. Why we don't treat euthanasia programs the same social urgency that we treat every other type of suicide is beyond me. But it is literally wiping out entire countries if we continue down this trajectory. So we can no longer afford to wait to have that important conversation. Now. Maybe it's just me. I feel very strongly about this, but dying to know, is this something you guys are okay with? Like, is everyone out there just totally fine with the fact that 1 in 20 deaths in Canada are now happening because of MAID? Drop your thoughts in the comments.