Back in May the Dutch government helped a physically healthy 29 year old autistic woman kill herself.

Hello, my name is Soraya and I'm 28 years old. I live in the Netherlands and recently my euthanasia

requests for my mental suffering got approved.

Canada also has assisted suicide and it accounted in 2019 for one out of every 50 deaths.

But in 2022, that number doubled to one out of every 25 deaths, making assisted suicide one of Canada's leading causes of death,

surpassing car accidents, and even diseases like influenza or pneumonia.

And in today's episode, I'm going to show just how bad it's gotten, and what you should say to people who claim so-called death with dignity ought to be legal.

First, when people ask me about assisted suicide, I pose a question nobody who defends this practice can consistently

answer.

Where do you draw the line?

Normally when people are suicidal, we do everything we can to help them out of that decision.

In fact, these episodes of my podcast today will probably be downgraded in the search

results in algorithm because I use words like suicide or kill yourself.

When you search out words like suicide on Google,

you immediately get advertisements for help out of this decision.

We recognize that people who even look into this topic

ought to be helped out of this decision. And when someone is about to take his or

her own life, we will use physical force to stop the person from doing that as happened here in this

news clip.

The woman in her mid-20s suffering from depression intent on making a 150 foot jump.

What's your name?

It doesn't matter.

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