program aka made couldn't get any more dystopian. Just wait until you hear this one. Canadian man
euthanized for partial blindness. John Maloney could have lived a much longer life, but the
Canadian medical system approved the suicidal man for killing due to cataracts and blindness.
That's right guys. He wasn't terminally ill. He wasn't in unbearable, untreatable agony.
He wasn't on his deathbed. In fact, he could have lived a much longer life, but instead
he was dealing with partial blindness, congenital cataracts with some vision loss,
and something called Charles Bonnet syndrome, which causes hallucinations. He was suicidal
and he tried to kill himself in 2024 but failed. And then he discovered that under the expanded
track 2 maid rules, he could just shop around for doctors who would do the job for him instead.
And so he did just that. He shopped around for doctors until he found some who were willing
to sign off. The first assessor said no. But the second assessor said sure, why not? The
third one sealed the deal after a touching emotional quality of life evaluation. Because
apparently in Canada, feeling like your life isn't worth living is now enough for the state
to hand you a lethal injection. CTV News ran this puff piece. Three days before his medically
assisted death, this Alberta man is reflecting on his right to die. They talked about the song
that he chose to listen to when it happens. That this is about bodily autonomy. And as a
Christian, he said, I don't think that God necessarily agrees with it, but he gets it. I think.
Think again, because suicide is murder. It's you deciding to murder yourself.
And the Bible is very clear about how God feels about murder. They even mentioned him getting
tested for organ donation, like as if his body was the real gift to society. A friend
praised his altruistic purposes. Maloney has reckoned with his own mortality for years.
He said, if someone else in my exact same position can live their life, I say go hard,
he explained. If you have a right to choose to live, then I have the right to choose to die.
It's about autonomy. It's about choice. This isn't about autonomy, my friends. This is a
broken man shopping around for doctors who are willing to kill them because life got too hard.
That's not autonomy, folks. That's a suicidal man being told by the system. Yeah, we agree,
your life isn't worth saving. So let's end it efficiently. This isn't mercy, guys.
This is the normalization of suicide on PCP. When the government starts deciding on whose
life has value and then they offer to kill you instead of helping you, that's when you know
that we've crossed full on into eugenics territory. So let's be crystal clear, folks. John Maloney
wasn't dying. He was depressed and disabled. And instead of getting any real help or real
support, the government said you think your life isn't worth living and we agree. So ready
when you are, folks. We're not just allowing suicide anymore. We're celebrating it. We're
turning despair into a medical procedure, disability into a death sentence and vulnerability
into progress. We're watching a culture of death accelerate where vulnerability gets
redefined as choice and human life gets devalued one injection at a time. So
how many more stories like these do we need to see before we say enough is enough? We've already
reached the 100,000 dead mark. Canada is racing past World War II casualties in assisted killing
before the program even turns 10. Thankfully, Alberta has just declared a war on the
bill 18, the safeguards for last resort termination of life act, tabled on March 18th,
2026, is Premier Danielle Smith's bold move to slam the brakes on Canada's expanding
maid regime. And by the way, in case you missed it, please check out this exclusive
interview, the fight for life against maid with Angelina Ireland. Angelina Ireland is
a warrior in the fight for life against maid. She's leading the resistance against
this culture of death while also working to build a new facility that will focus on real
palliative care for the sick and dying after the government took her property from her
for refusing to do maid. In this video, Dan Dixit Press for Truth speaks with Angelina
about her fight against maid, the death cult activists that want to shut her down,
and about the new facility she's aiming to build in Alberta that will be called
the Sanctuary Hospice. And thank God for that, because every life has inherent value. So don't
let them gaslight you into thinking otherwise. Please share this video far and wide guys,
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Thank you so much for watching. Stay vigilant, keep fighting the good fight, and stay tuned.
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