Kelsi Sheren

The kidneys are still great.

The eyes are still great.

The skin's still great.

All the other organs are very functional, right?

Do we think it's a coincidence that all of a sudden hearts started going from Canada down to America out of nowhere?

Do we think it's a coincidence that all of a sudden organs in terms of donations are skyrocketing in British Columbia at all?

No, it's not, because B.C.

is one of the highest maid rates in the country.

So it goes Quebec, Ontario, B.C.,

What correlates all of those?

Har left liberal voters who are all white, who are all elderly.

Median age is roughly around 70, a little bit higher.

But that's only because we only allowed it for track one for so long.

And now we've moved on to track two.

So here's my other argument, right?

I agree with you.

If somebody is suffering, they should have the right to die.

I'm not discounting that.

But it isn't healthcare or free will, okay, if the only option for healing and passing away is made and not palliative care, not hospice, not actual cancer treatment, not sitting on a wait list to the tune of 23,000 people a year dying and over half a million walking out of ERs.

Is that actual healthcare if you can't see a surgeon within an acceptable amount of time to stop the cancer?