Wow

... crossed that line in December last year when they euthanized a two-year-old, uh, child who was very, very seriously disabled.

No one is d- disputing that this was a very serious case of, of serious disability.

But basically, what the message was, if you have or are born with a dis- disability, no matter how severe or how mild, you are then a candidate for us to basically put you out of your misery like we do with animals.

That's where the Netherlands has gone, and I predict sooner or later, that's where it's going to go.

Here, it's gone that way in Canada.

The fifth leading cause of death in Canada today is euthanasia, the fifth leading cause of death.

Right

I mean, it's crazy to me.

Yeah, it is crazy when you look at the hard facts, and it hops from country to country.

It really started in Europe towards the end of the last century, and it did exactly that.

It started in the Netherlands, Belgium, and so on and so forth.

Canada is much more recent.

They only passed their law in 2016 after a really difficult fight with people who didn't want the law passed.

And the law makes very exclusively clear that you can be killed by a medical doctor or a medical professional if you have a quote unquote certain set of symptoms.

These two things run parallel, do they not, Mark?