Protecting life is a Christian duty at the ballot box

Not just the life of the baby, but we need to realize what this culture of death leads to.

Just north of us in the country of Canada, this culture of death is leading to euthanasia as one of the major causes of death.

That's right.

The medical profession turning from healing to killing.

On October 2022, 37-year-old Jennifer Hatch was euthanized in Canada.

And for a decade, she'd lived with a syndrome known as Elher's-Danlos syndrome, a painful genetic condition.

And in an interview she did with the Canadian TV news, she said that the health care system had failed her again and again and again.

And we need to be reminded that Canada has socialized medicine.

which means if you want some sort of treatment or other, stand in line, maybe for months, maybe for years.

You're not going to get an appointment.

You're not going to get seen until the long line of people because socialized medicine never ultimately works.

You're taking money from people and you're paying the medical professional.

And so there's fewer medical professionals.

There's fewer going into that practice.

And the result is you get very poor care.

And she said appointments came in what is called a chaotic and very ineffective stream for her.

Even the search for just real palliative care, that is, just to ease the pain, real palliative care for her went nowhere.

And so she eventually resigned herself to what was offered to her, euthanasia.

And she said this in this interview, it is far easier to let go than keep fighting.

In other words, fighting the socialized medical system.

She had applied for medical aid in dying, and amazingly, in this socialized medical mess that's there in Canada, the approval came instantly.

Boom.

It was like, okay, we can't treat your cause.

We can't have an appointment for you, but we can sure kill you.

That gets us out of having to pay any further for your medical care.

Not just the life of the baby, but we need to realize what this culture of death leads to.

Just north of us in the country of Canada, this culture of death is leading to euthanasia as one of the major causes of death.

That's right.

The medical profession turning from healing to killing.

On October 2022, 37-year-old Jennifer Hatch was euthanized in Canada.

And for a decade, she'd lived with a syndrome known as Elher's-Danlos syndrome, a painful genetic condition.

And in an interview she did with the Canadian TV news, she said that the health care system had failed her again and again and again.

And we need to be reminded that Canada has socialized medicine.

which means if you want some sort of treatment or other, stand in line, maybe for months, maybe for years.

You're not going to get an appointment.

You're not going to get seen until the long line of people because socialized medicine never ultimately works.

You're taking money from people and you're paying the medical professional.

And so there's fewer medical professionals.

There's fewer going into that practice.

And the result is you get very poor care.

And she said appointments came in what is called a chaotic and very ineffective stream for her.

Even the search for just real palliative care, that is, just to ease the pain, real palliative care for her went nowhere.

And so she eventually resigned herself to what was offered to her, euthanasia.

And she said this in this interview, it is far easier to let go than keep fighting.

In other words, fighting the socialized medical system.

She had applied for medical aid in dying, and amazingly, in this socialized medical mess that's there in Canada, the approval came instantly.

Boom.

It was like, okay, we can't treat your cause.

We can't have an appointment for you, but we can sure kill you.

That gets us out of having to pay any further for your medical care.