Kelsi Sheren

We're not a slippery slope anymore.

We're beyond, we're so beyond that.

We've jumped, we've sent you out of the plane, cut both of your parachutes and say, good luck.

Okay, so we started, Canada started, let me just finish this.

In America, they're going to take a cup after you do your two assessments, they're going to fill it with poison and they're going to set it in front of you and say, drink that.

Okay, so what do we know about those drugs?

We know about those drugs that they're, if not almost identically similar to the lethal injection program.

But that's banned in so many states.

So then why is it that America wants to have over 50% of its population by 2028 living in states that does this as a medical care option?

But we can't do it to people who rape children, right?

Cool.

So that's a problem.

Canada does that 1% of the time.

Most people don't choose this option because that's...

no longer devoiding you of the responsibility.

That's what, you know, when you go to do euthanasia, you lie down, they hit you with two IVs, hope to God both of these IVs go.

Most of them, we have a ton of research around IV failures, people having to go emergency rooms, not dying when they're supposed to die.

People who were euthanized leave the family, get in their car, have to be called back in because grandpa shot up and is still alive and gasping for air.

This is not a one-off.

This is not a two-off.