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A 45-year-old Thomas Dillon, who suffered from Crohn’s disease, was medically euthanized in Canada by a doctor who deemed him fit to die after a quick assessment at a Tim Horton restaurant.
The Spectacle Podcast hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay criticize Canada’s medically assisted suicide program and socialized healthcare, making it hard for Canadians to access proper medical treatment. Melissa and Scott discuss the social and cultural differences between Canada and the United States, and how Canada is one of the worst countries to live in. Tune in to hear their discussion!
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