Kelsi Sheren

It's medical murder.

So it's one assesses, another assesses.

You can be the person who kills as well there.

So now if you then charge for the medication as well, which is $147 under the billing code, you're making roughly about $830 per patient that you're able to bill for, that you're able to legally kill.

And in the FBI definable term of a serial killer, it's two separate incidences back to back.

We have doctors who have killed over a thousand people in our country who are making over $860,000 killing over a thousand people.

That's not an incentive?

You're out of your mind.

Now let's forget the savings of the government.

That's just one doctor, okay?

So that's how we normally do it.

Now in the states in America, in the 13 states in the one jurisdiction, so 14 locations of America, the doctor will do this.

Do your two assessments and it's only track one.

So track one is the terminally ill only.

This is that morality conversation we were having yesterday.

We were having a morality conversation yesterday about things like grandma dying.

Yeah, totally.

I mean, if we didn't poison you to death and then paralyze you and then your lungs fill with fluid and then you goad into a very painful state of death.

I'm not going to make death appealing.

No, it's what Michael Malice calls, it's an elevator shaft.