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button. This week I have a guest whom many of you will know from the culture war over transgender

rights, former University of Sussex philosophy professor Kathleen Stock. But Kathleen's latest book,

titled Do Not Go Gentle, isn't about gender. Rather,

it's about assisted dying or euthanasia. Whatever name you pick for it, Kathleen argues that a

formal government-run system that actively assists people seeking to kill themselves is immoral.

Now, before proceeding further, I should let

listeners know that I'm on the opposite side of the debate from Kathleen on this issue. While I

opposed a lot of the expansive, socially progressive agenda implemented by Justin Trudeau during his

time as Canadian Prime Minister, this is an issue that I think

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