Universal Health Care Ends When The Government Tells You to Kill Yourself

Canadians today are witnessing a three-word addition of what Ronald Reagan called the “9 most frightening words” in the English language. “I’m from the government, and I’m here to help you kill yourself.”  

Canada was soon to announce its intention to be a member of the World Economic Forum. expand Simons, a Canadian department store chain, has released a new ad celebrating its medically assisted suicidal program. The video Features a woman saying “Last breaths are sacred; you just have to be brave enough to see it,” Over a sequence of her being wheeled towards natural wonders. The department store’s logo is featured prominently at the end of the commercial. 

The Canadian government has announced that they will address global outrage at the video and policy. delay the program’s expansion, but the battle is far from over, as the underlying issues driving the policy remain unchanged. The Canadian left has created a mythical health care system that eventually deprives Canadians from basic mental and physical health services. Now, they offer medically assisted suicide as a compassionate and financially responsible solution. 

The Canadian left created a single-payer system for health care in 1984. Citizens would pay into a federally, provincially, and provincially funded health-care program that offers access to all health services, at no additional cost. mission To “protect, promote and restore the physical and mental well-being of residents of Canada and to facilitate reasonable access to health services without financial or other barriers.” 

But maintaining a low-cost, easy-access, government-run health-care program in a large, democratic country with a growing dependent-to-workforce ratio just isn’t working out for Canada. The low pay of medical professionals has led to an increase in costs for students and doctors. acute A shortage of doctors in a nation that once had one of the best The world’s doctor-to-population ratios

Doctors can only bill the government $31 per patient; they can only see a maximum of 50 patients per day; and they can’t bill for time-consuming tasks like checking labs, writing referrals, and conducting physical exams. The democratically unpopular decision to raise taxes to pay for more doctors obliterates government-run healthcare’s promised cost savings. As a result, increasing health-care expenses are deducted form the general budget. This results in less money being available for all other programs and more government borrowing.

As a result, federal debt has explodedInflation has risen to an all-time high. record Canadians are now required to wait for highs half a year to see specific physicians, by which point they’re either feeling better already, suffering greatly from lack of treatment, or dead. To reconcile leftist ideals of providing care at no extra cost for all with fiscal reality, it is necessary to find a radical technocratic solution. This would be eliminating excess population to alleviate their suffering. 

This isn’t an over-exaggeration. According to National Post, the 37-year old woman featured in the advertisement is no longer alive. Jennyfer Hatch, “only opted for assisted suicide after her years-long attempts to secure proper