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I agree with euthanasia. However, what a sad world it would be if the only choice for poor people would be to access euthanasia for something that rich people could afford to get treated.
I'm in that position. I can't afford treatment for C-PTSD, my province cut all the public funding. If you're rich, you can just pay for it, but because I'm poor, I'm not able to get help. I feel like my only choice is going to be euthanasia.
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Whats in it for me?
this is exactly how I feel about it honestly. In all technical aspects, it makes sense and I agree with it. But man my heart doesn't. It's so sad hearing that they simply have no other option, but if only they had the money for another chance or opportunities.
Yeah lol like I'm ever going to be able to pay the $200k medical bills 😂 The mega- billionaires use that for toilet paper.
I kinda resent the people saying the stories of those 2 women are "extreme, isolated cases" when Ontario is having one of the worst affordable housing crises. There's no way those two women choosing to end it all because of a lack of housing isn't related to the absolute shitshow Ontario housing is right now (and has been for a while).
I agree. Being priced out of my hometown where all my friends are (Mississauga) is deeply upsetting. I have trouble making friends and getting close to people so it’s not so easy to just “go somewhere cheaper” and I know a lot of people are in a similar spot. Even people who aren’t on ODSP like I am are struggling to afford housing. It feels like people are trying to sweep the issue under the rug when they say bullsh*t like “it’s an extreme, isolated case” and it’s frankly disgusting.
He’s talking about their type of disability when he says it’s an extreme case which would lead to the option of MAID not that the housing situation is a rare case
All of NA is going through housing market issues because of all these private equity firms both domestic and foreign. It’s a shame that many of us won’t even be able to own our homes anymore… we’re basically heading towards neo feudalism with the way things are going.
100% feel the same... It's really, really clear to anyone who has been attempting to find affordable housing that this is a case of two women who were failed by their system so hard they chose to use the last resort. They wouldn't have needed to had there been some effort put into stemming the rise of unaffordable housing and looking into more rent-controlled zones. :| This is very sad, and I guarantee there will be more people like this (even if it isn't through MAID - there is bound to be at least as many who didn't do this the 'official' way).
It's like this everywhere where I live too, and I'm in the Midwest for God's sake. One bedroom apartments have gotten so expensive that even $15 an hour would be living in abject poverty, and like I said this is THE MIDWEST where the one selling point is supposedly low cost of living.
As a long time fan of Philip and his news show i must say being a citizen in Sri Lanka that our riots didn't start only because of the economic crisis. We had about a 30 day peaceful protest. What happened was a few weeks ago police started shooting unarmed protesters with live ammunition, and about a week after that a group of progovernment protesters came and started to wreck tents, signs and beat up people with bats. It go's without saying after this point people just lost their shit.
I've been following these videos on reddit. This is true and I say, more power to the people of Sri Lanka.
That's a huge part of the story that needs more coverage. Hoping you, friends and family are well. Mid-east beast with a Sri Lankan bestie here, cheers mate.
@@theamazingcoffeebean6408 Thanks for your kind words. Personally me and my family members are doing alright atm, but same can't be said for the majority of the people living here. I'm expecting the country will go into extreme poverty before it becomes any better.
@@thecomputernutball the phrase that comes to mind is "it's always darkest before the dawn". Wishing the best.
As a Pakistani American, my heart goes out to y’all. The government’s actions in Sri Lanka are terrible, and I have a lot of sadness in my heart for the brutality from which the Sri Lankan people are once again suffering
All nations in South Asia seem to be rapt in turmoil, and it truly feels like the oppressors are all sharing notes while the people are punished for their common decency. I want to believe we can do better. When I was a child, I used to think partition was a mistake. Now I know better. But I still wish we could find a way to help each other and build ourselves up into kind and fair nations, instead of what colonialism and corruption have turned us into
My prayers for the continued safety of your family, and for a swift end to tyranny
I've gone through the MAID program in Canada with a family member and everyone I dealt with was professional and compassionate. Doctors do not sign up to do this to 'kill' poor people and the media's suggestion that this is what is happening is disgusting. As usual, Canadian media looking to stir up controversy to boost their ratings and ad revenue.
No one’s saying the doctors are trying to kill the poor. They’re pointing out that there are cases of people going through MAID who have explicated that they would not be going through the process if they simply had access to basic resources that they have been intentionally denied. Their deaths, in other words, are functions of the resourcelessness of their living conditions, a/k/a their poverty
@@Gilamath. Watch CTV or Global, they've actually posed the question of whether MAID is going to be used to kill the poor. They, of course, didn't actually mention that neither woman has been approved by MAID.
As a Canadian, the solution to the two cases described is not pulling back on MAiD laws. Everyone has a right to die with dignity, we should not take that away. The solution is to make it so that the ODSP and other disability stipends/welfare are enough money to live a good, comfortable life on. Everyone deserves to live with dignity, even if they can't work. I am able bodied, and only suffer with severe ADHD and GAD, and I live in one of Canada's cheaper housing markets. I would simply NOT be able to live alone on the amount of cash provided under the ODSP. The ODSP needs to give people the equivalent to a full time minimum wage job AT LEAST - which is over double what the ODSP provides.
I can't imagine how those two would be doing if they were living in America instead of Canada.
I have to say with this specific case, why would they still be looking in TORONTO? it's one of the most expensive places to live in Canada and with their specific needs... they will literally never be able to meet them in a city like that. They'd be far better off financially and healthwise if they were to move to somewhere outside of the city. The fact that they'd go to "kill myself" before "leave city" is just astonishing to me.
@@tylociraptor8131 if they have health issues, they have to live somewhere they can access the healthcare they need. A lot of times, further from urban areas (which are more expensive), it is incredibly difficult to find specialists or medical centers with right equipment/facilities for specific health needs and concerns.
@@tylociraptor8131 I can imagine a number of reasons why they chose not to leave Toronto. Generally speaking its more expensive to live outside of a city in the suburbs than it is to live in the city (best of both worlds), so you'd have to go FAR outside of the city. Which in turn means having to rely heavily on existing infrastructure. That level of disability would (most likely) make it illegal to drive, so you would need to rely on public transportation. Specialists generally do not exist outside of major cities. You would end up spending more to travel to the city in terms of money and time. And that's the other issue, if you're living off 1200 CAD a month, you likely don't have a large enough cushion of funds to afford to move far away from a city in the first place.
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If the issue were truly "financially sound adults making their own decision to die peacefully" I could get on board but "living in abject poverty without necessary care until they choose to die peacefully to avoid more constant suffering" has a bitter aftertaste I just can't shake.
This. I think everyone should have the right and access to AS, however, the fact they're dying due to society failing them just because they're disabled is absolutely heinous to me. It strikes close to home as a disabled person myself- I've realized, after this pandemic, how little people care about us and are willing to sacrifice us to their own ends. Like, I already knew it, but people just don't realize how shitty we are treated. Disabled people are second rate citizens, and so are poor folk.
Well said.
I think another sad truth this reveals is knowing how much worse the US's health system is and how poor people here do not even get the choice to die peacefully and comfortably
@@BunnyMalice disabled, able-bodied, white, black, male, female, democrat, or republican we’re all on the same side. it’s us vs the top 1%. america is a crony capitalist country, where the real people that make the decisions are the executives of mega corporations
MAiD was passed to create equity in access to suicide. It didn't replace or remove any social aids. These women would have killed themselves pre MAiD. This is just people attempting to vilify something they don't like by pretending MAiD created the suicide and not the debilitating disease and financial struggles.
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Love the long episodes!
Man, I'm just losing faith in everything. I hate how we live in a world where governments and corporations care more about their bottom dollar than the lives around them. I just don't have the energy to deal with this world anymore.
That's always the way the world has been - it's the way life is in general. We're animals at the end of the day, and like any animal, people primarily care about themselves and their own wellbeing.
Jump in your Matrix Pod and juice back up cuz this simulation is entering a brand new stage lol
Look at history and recognize how good you have it. I love to complain about how shit humans are but I can see clearly many of us live like kings and queens
@@prometheus5995 hard facts
Fun fact, you wouldn't do any better in that position yourself.
I vehemently dislike the idea of governments refusing to try and help their citizens and subsequently leaving them with no other option, but at the same time, so long as the help isn't given, I think these people should have a right to choose to die peacefully rather than live out a painful life.
It's not that they refuse. Odsp and ow are a thing in ontario, And 20 years ago they were great.
Canada would rather pay to kill someone then accommodate them
Hot take but I feel this is only an issue due to religion. Kinda the reason why abortion is such a hot topic imo. Kinda wish religion and politics where not the same thing.
vity of toronto didn't even try. $1,169 a month is barely enough for rent in a city like Toronto. this woman had absolutely no chance.
@@SupChad735 Religion is definitely not it. Republicans always say they're doing things in the name of god, but it's obvious they're not cause everything they stand for is most likely entirely the opposite of religious teachings. God is just used as a shield to attack the rights of the citizens.
You know religion isn't the problem because if they're not using God as a meat shield, then they blame communism or socialism. They will always deflect to something completely unrelated.
Thanks for covering this! I wanted to know the insides on this
Love when the videos run long 🙏
I think we can all agree if someone was rich with Sofia’s disease, they’d be able to secure circumstances that would allow them to live and survive reasonably. She has no choice because the government isn’t willing to help her. I agree with assisted suicide, but this feels like euthanizing the poor in this case.
Fuck are you on about, they are literally helped her. However there is no reasonable way to put her in a magical environment where she's entirely protected from everything around her. Or should the government give her a free million dollar house, we don't live in a magical utopia. Feel free to donate most of your income towards cases like hers.
Because it is.
I spent 2 years working with disability lawyers to get assistance. after 2 years I was told I was eligible for 800 dollars a month
That's not even close to half of what rent costs. They want us dead
yeah, this is getting really bad real quick
I dunno euthanizing the poor is a pretty inflammatory statement. I don't know if these illnesses be supportable at a middle class income, even upper middle class.
Of course, if you were rich you could purchase your own property and you wouldn't have to deal with smoke from a neighbor who's a smoker infiltrating your home, and the cleaning products, well, you'd be the one buying that so it shouldn't be an issue.
My dad and aunt have this condition. Even when living in the middle of nowhere of Mississippi, they still struggle. Medical gaslighting is insane when it comes to their condition. My heart breaks for everyone with such medical condition(s). Fuck America's healthcare system.
As a Canadian who lives off of disability I get why she'd want to just end it.
Its extremely depressing living life with barely any money, no relationships because I'm afraid of holding someone back.... And all my friends are at that age where they're starting families and moving away.
I feel ridiculously alone as time goes on and the depression is nonstop eating away at me, I hate the card I've been dealt in life.
We need a drastic income increase for disabilitys top end because it hasn't gone up since the 90s. (From my knowledge)
Ok, it's not much but I live on an equal amount and we're still better off than 90% of the world's population.
@@desperadox7565 that doesn't change the fact that people with disabilities are treated like dirt. We can compare all we want, but it's not a competition, we need an improvement to quality of life across the board.
@@desperadox7565 I feel like comments like this are unintentionally normalizing suffering… even if “someone has it worse than you,” doesn’t mean that your problems aren’t legitimate. I think the point is no one should have to suffer, especially in a country that can afford to take care of its most vulnerable but chooses not to
Cant she find work she can do from home, not trying to be rude and not commenting on your situation, but if her problem is she cant leave home why not find some work you can do from home?
@@emilstrandberglarsen1218 unfortunatlely, if she does get a job, she might risk losing her disability pay, and end up making less because most jobs pay is so shit.
In my eyes, forcing someone who is suffering to stay alive while refusing to help them in any way is literally torture. So yeah the absolute LEAST the system can do is allow them to die with some dignity and on their own terms.
These assisted suicide cases hit very close to home for me. I have serious and often debilitating chronic pain, complex PTSD and for last couple years, treatment resistant suicidal depression. I grew up WAY under the poverty line suffering shit people (let alone small children) should never have to endure. I am now in a much more stabilized place financially but issues of access will always inspire great empathy in me. Let’s be clear - physician assisted suicide should be a right that we have. However, cases like this ARE a failure on society, capitalism and all of us. We can and need to do better.
I’ve been thinking a lot about this recently. I have a sister who I’m currently helping to take care of who has treatment-resistant suicidal depression, among other things. Even as I try to help her move towards regaining her sense of dignity in life, I quietly wish she had the resources to dignified, physician-assisted suicide so that she could at least feel like she wasn’t being forced into living
If my sister had access to those resources, she would be less likely to want them, and my responsibilities as her brother would be much easier. That’s my honest belief. At the very least, she would have her dignity again, one way or the other, And it horrifies me that there are people today in North America who are being pushed into this sort of situation out of a problem as fixable as improper resource allocation. It’s unconscionable
Human beings are nothing without their innermost dignity, I think, and our societies have taken it upon themselves to claw their way into the very hearts and souls of some folks and tear that dignity right out of them. What a shame it is. Are people not tired enough, after all this?
Hope your pain heals fam 🙏🏼
Thank you SO much for talking about the assisted suicide thing here in Scarborough- it's so awful- common rent alone here is $1200 for a bachelor. There is no way to survive on the amount they give, and so many disabled people feel like they don't even have the choice to live.
When conditions are horrible, no one should be surprised when someone wants to quit.
@@FlareBlitzBanana As someone who's thought about hanging it up before, if I were to be hit with disability and unable to survive....fck starvation or homelessness I'm taking the easy way out. Some might see that as cowardice I see it as my final stand and taking my own way.
*from kwc* 1200? Scarborough you say? Might have to move.
It's weird to see other people from Scarborough in a Philip DeFranco Video.
The only way my mom can survive off her disability income is by living with my husband and me. That's even after we've reduced the amount she has to spend on prescriptions. Before she was having to rent rooms from people and was put in a lot of bad situations because it was what she could afford.
Honestly wish all your shows were this long. Great coverage.
The disparity between how the internet reacts to sexual assault or anything sexual against women and men isn't talked about enough. There's a full ass clip of Dakota Johnson refusing an interview until the interviewer took off his clothes while clearly being uncomfortable but nobody talks about it because the victim was a man
For the record, I bought Vessi's because of your recommendation and they are garbage for breathability...absolutely garbage. My feet come out soaked after not even an hour because it feels like they are just wearing plastic bags on my feet. Zero airflow - be warned.
Did you reach out to them for a refund? They should be able to accommodate despite the condition of the shoes. They are too expensive to not be satisfied.
Mine are a little tight on the ankle but have stayed pretty dry during ran or stepping in puddles, I do wear mine with socks but have not had any defects.
I don't think the focus when it comes to the assisted suicide story should be on the medical procedure itself, but the absolutely ludicrous societal conditions that would lead people to choose suicide in a situation like that. There's no such thing as affordable housing here, anymore, and it's killing people.
Yeah, I think the fact that she was only getting $1,169 a month in disability when avg rents in Toronto are $2000 for a one bedroom should be talked about more. She was not even given a chance.
I never get the suicide part though. Like if I were in a dire situation where only money could get me out I'd become a drug dealer or rob a bank or something. (You know breaking bad shit)
Like what's the worst that could happen? Can't be worse than death right?
@@zwenkwiel816 yeah but if you have the medical condition they do just going outside might cause your own death
@@zwenkwiel816 something tells me you've never done drugs......
@@shannonlee4622 lol
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@@lube4261 it still hasnt been long enough for them to have watched all of it xDD
It’s devastating that people are left with suicide as their only option due to a government that doesn’t help them, but to be living with incurable issues it would be a relief to learn you can choose how long you have to go through it
It's devastating that people have to commit suicide because of *poverty.* If they were rich they would easily be able to manage it, but because they didn't win the genetic lottery and weren't born in rich families they have to *kill themselves* because some rich assholes can't pay more taxes so that the government can afford to help them.
And then Richards wonder why people want to eat the rich....
So much of this could have been solved by ending the prohibition on drugs. Pain medication is kept from people because we refuse to legalize drugs. AAAAAAALL psychoactive drugs are forbidden, so mental illness can not be treated.. All those drugs are banned... Now they're making suicide easier rather than treatment.... Bipolar guy has a few months of depression and then just kills himself. Could have gone back and forth between good, OK and bad episodes throughout life, but instead the darkest version of the bipolar person accepted the government's kind offer to help kill off the whole guy. THAT will be legalized and made easy, treatment? Nope. Can't do that, cause kids love drugs.. Tough luck for mentally ill people I guess.. Gotta pad the world for the kids, adults and mentally ill kids be damned.
Take your death and smile!
i think its also how we see death as a society. life and death are both journeys of nature. its a blessing to live and its even more of a blessing to die
@@judemarks5965 true but I also feel that if we have the power to control something as unfathomable as death it should be for the right reasons, for these women it was a last resort for something that's shouldn't be unattainable for someone in their situation
I’ve been there myself Leo and took an overdose of 3 weeks worth of OxyContin which obviously didn’t work. I couldn’t see any way out of a life of excruciating pain then a friend suggested I try cannabis oil and it’s totally changed my life and I’m now happy most of the time. I still have bad days but I can cope with that it was everyday been a bad day I couldn’t cope with.
Thanks for the extra long show!!
Regarding Jesse Williams: The same people who get mad when a woman's nude's (that she willingly put on a device that uploads to a cloud) gets leaked, will say "Jesse put it out there because he agreed to be nude on stage." Just like how that woman had a assumption of privacy on her device, Jesse has an assumption of privacy that it will stay on stage (otherwise he'd have been nude in a movie.) Equality! ... treat it the same!
Regarding the assisted death story: it feels like society failed these people. They should have been able to find living situations that allowed them to have happy, healthy lives to the best extent possible given their pre-existing conditions. They should never have had to even consider this option. That it reached this point is heartbreaking. I hope that added attention to this causes both significant changes to how services are provided to those with chronic illnesses/disabilities in the long term, and that in the short term that some other acceptable options become available to these people so they have another option besides ending their lives.
It doesn't just feel like we failed these people. We did. People can raise ten of thousands for a person who glues their own hair. But people. Actually struggling with real diseases. I dunno. Someone should really start some gofundme's for people in these types of situations. And try to get people with bigger platforms to help promote the campaigns. I mean in all honesty. If we as a society really cared. We would have made a site that tries to fund changing people's lives instead of funding people's shitty indie movies. I mean lots of us sit around mad the government won't create better programs for basic needs and people who actually need help. But we could fund it and start doing it ourselves. We could. But we'd rather pay to allow someone to write their "dream comic".
No money in the world can cure u from a chronic illness. Most things dont have a cure. Death sounds good tbh.
@@nerdjournal I understand your point but I think you underestimate the number of people who require this kind of help. A gofunme is great for a single incident but if we put up a million gofundme sites it would dilute it to the point where I don't think anyone would be getting anything. Now if you talk about starting an NGO where the money can be properly distributed I would agree completely. If you want to start one then get on it, i'd gladly help in between my job and master thesis.
Just like how poor circumstances is a valid ground for aborting your children in these countries, poor circumstances is a valid ground for self-euthanasia. How humane of them.
As someone financially dependent on the government of Canada, I think one of the biggest reasons for why support is so low is because people scream about their tax dollars. Look I get it, seeing money you worked hard for going away to the void of the government sucks, it feels bad and there's no way around that. But I think it is also important to entertain the idea that regardless of the effort some people put in, they simply can't function to the ability you can. They deserve help, and deserve a solid quality of life.
Everyone I know on income support is below our national poverty line. Literally being punished for circumstances completely out of our control. I am glad to hear empathetic folks online but people irl are nasty. I hear almost everyday "Those damn lazy fucks, just get a job, just work harder" "I work my ass off so you can live life rent free"
Its both. Its comforting knowing that if thats the path someone needs to take for relief they have that option, but at the same time the government should be doing more to be accommodating. Having affordable housing that accommodates disabled people is scarce especially if your disability isn't visible. Anyone who is against assisted suicide needs to do more to make it so people don't feel its their only option.
I wonder what the overall cost of an assisted unaliving, it’s too bad that money can’t be granted to those with those needs not being met instead of ending it all,
I do understand and relate to their feelings of hopelessness too, though.
Thanks for committing to the news and the high standards. It’s noticed and I appreciate it.
Really appreciate you covering Canadian news and topics!
It's definitely "euthanizing the poor" in this case. They could be getting help, but our society refuses to do so. It's good that she has a way out of her suffering, but it's criminal that her only option is death, when our society could easily resolve her issue if it gave a damn.
Wasnt one of the quotes was that the chemical sensitivity disease is incurable and it is impossible to stay away from triggers, even if they have special housing?
Impossible to cure and avoid triggers does not mean impossible to treat and allieve symptoms. Plenty of people live in pain daily but that does not mean death is the best or only option.
It's okay though, our government leaders just gave themselves their third raise in two years... during a state of emergency... so I'm sure they feel adequately compensated now and will definitely help those in need... or keep enriching themselves, one of those two options.
@Nonaya Bidness thats what confused me. im from switzerland and we have that option aswell. BUT the state assits people with "free" housing, healthcare and cash for living, if they loose their jobs. got a disability? you get money from the IV (disabled insurance). its insane to me, that people with mayor disabilities are left on their own....
@@spliffingrat5469 we do have that however in Toronto housk g is crazy it wouldn’t be enough money
@Nonaya Bidness we do have universal healthcare
On the most basic level, as an audience member, you enter into a pact with the actors on stage. You're there to watch and enjoy their performance, but what happens on that stage and in that theater is meant to be enjoyed in that theater. To record artistic work without permission is wrong, breaks that pact, and takes the magic away from the play. It's just not what you do! But then to make matters so much worse, SO MUCH WORSE, to record a scene where an actor is in a vulnerable position (like being nude) and to share it with the entire world is so terrible. No values, ethics, or respect by the person who did that. I hope that people do not look up the photo/video and try to respect his privacy.
Seriously, like who raised you? Did no one ever teach you right from wrong?
Also people who actively search for the leak knowing that it was released without the actors consent are JUST AS CULPABLE. I hate it when people search up leaks (like during the fappening) and act like they are innocent and that its morally acceptable. No, anyone who searches up a leak is viIe
@@botanicalitus4194 I completely agree!! Or for the people who are saying “Well, he’s a man, so it’s different”
No it ain’t!!! Consent is consent! And it goes both ways, with all genders!
"It's a little bit Will Smithie" 😂
You said leaked and I laughed so hard I peed a little 😂😈
I'm pro-euthanasia, and I'm pro allowing people with debilitating illness to seek out euthanasia for themselves too, not just those who are already dying. The bar should be high for that, though, and all other options exhausted. These two people, they should be given access to the kinds of housing that would allow them to live a better quality of life. If the housing doesn't help them, then euthanasia could be considered again, but they should be given the opportunity to try and have their life improved first. This shouldn't be an issue of classism, everyone deserves a decent quality of life at minimum, no matter their health or wealth, and no matter their ability to work or not.
I have ASD along with other conditions, and it prevents me from working. I'm scared of the future especially when I can no longer rely on my family to help me, so that story hit way too close to home, except in my country, assisted suicide isn't an option. It is illegal entirely.
Brendan Schaub is the best example of it is who you know not what you know in this world. He even gets away with exploiting copyright.
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Such a great point. Falling upward his entire life. Rogan always says that he “doesn’t think that everyone can be a standup comedian” yet constantly props up unfunny Brandon schaub
True AF!
Use proper grammar, this was hard to read.
@@danielsiemers5704 Sorry 😄
The euthanizing of the poor argument reminds me of the pro-life argument. Yes, it would be great if everyone could live a long, natural life, but society isn't built for that. The woman highlighted in this video is proof that, if you want to stop poor people from killing themselves, outlawing euthanasia isn't the right move. Clean, affordable housing is the first step. And free food and healthcare should go right along with that. Don't blame these people for euthanizing themselves or the hospitals that help. Blame the people who are making living unbearable.
My mom went through the MAID process here in Canada last month. She was diagnosed with end stage cancer in February with no options to improve her quality of life - just prolong it. She wished to have control on her final days and go out with her ability to still dance on her last day. It was a peaceful process and there is an immense value in having this program available to terminally ill patients.
Those women absolutely deserve a chance to live their lives with every possible accomodation made to ease their suffering before they choose death. I believe they should be able to make that choice, but they should at least get to try first, right?
Yep but in the real world should doesn't matter if you have special needs, because that requires the world to be empathetic and understanding to the needs of others
@@kingdomkey63 I know right? If a person isnt working to improve the e c o n o m y, does their life really have inherent value? /S
@@sarahmorales4487 looks at the history of autism and engineering and computer science....
I see we are being quite generous today
The government obviously thinks that they are too expensive.
@@shannonlee4622 yay thats called eugenics
chapters arent working?
After watching the PDS for more than 10 years, I know that when this boy drops a 20+ minute show, it's going to be DOPE!!!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I like Philly D’s longer shows. He’s just so great at delivering the news, I always want more. Also, governments suck at supporting people in poverty that can’t work due to disabilities or chronic medical conditions. I live in Canada in the martimes and I only see $950 to live on. And according To a recent study to have a living wage in the capital city of my province is $22.50, the current minimum wage is $12-13. They also claim that if you make under $35,000 a year, your living in property. So people working full time jobs are still “in poverty”. Like wtf?! And when they had CERB during the first few waves of covid, they claimed that the $2000 a month payments were “the basic income amount “. Anyone else see how screwed up these numbers are? Sometimes the stress of being force to live with so little money is more stressful then the condition that keeps you from working in the first place. I see assisted suicide as a compassionate choice for people but when you receive such little money to maintain your chronic condition, it becomes a factor in living.
It’s worse here in the USA, the minimum wage is 7.25/hour
@@musicman5664 which is about $9.43 CAD. You guys are really getting screwed
Yep! D:
Does this mean it’s the depression, I mean I’m depressed af
Just out of curiosity, are u not able to work or access higher education to increase the likelihood of a better wage?
It will always piss me off to see that its easier for the government to just kill a person, than to just help them live in a comfortable environment only because its cheaper for them. That poor woman shouldn't have to choose between those two things. Assisted death in general is a complex topic and is something that should be dealt with on a case-by-case basis. Looking at this, the woman is choosing death because the government otherwise failed her. That is not fair, and that's not a real choice.
How would you solve this case? It's damn near impossible for her to live unless the world bends to her
@@venomsupe Let’s not get ahead of ourselves, I’m sure there is a solution for her to get housing within the current system in place. The issue is really the fact that those who have the power to fix it are outright ignoring and discrediting her. Look at 14:11 where she is quoted. She is putting in the effort to get what she needs, and it’s being met with negligence.
And having the world bend to her? She just needs a new place to live that has air flow, heaven forbid someone wanting to breathe without gagging.
Heck, I know that in the very least in America, it would be cheaper just to help people.
We had a story in Australia where a nurse assisted her friend in dying because she was terminally ill. There were no laws allowing it at the time... so when she agreed and did this thing for her friend, she also took her own life.
I guess what I'm saying is people don't think this is an issue but it 100% is. Look what it can lead to? People do deserve to have choices.
But yes it's horrible to think this is what she chose due to lack of housing. The government let her down in a lot of ways.
Thanks for the double decker show.
As a Canadian I want to stick up for the MAiD program as it is absolutely Intended to help!! Not everyone or anyone gets approved there are guild lines and it’s not that easy! One of my Aunt’s who suffered from MS for many many years chose this program 3 1/2 years ago and as hard as it was as a family it was her choice and I know many people are glad that choice is there.
Bryan coming out saying he's the bully like he expected people to clap and give him a crown.
What other way can he come out and say he was wrong...? Dudes a scumbag, sure. I didn't know who he was prior and I'll forget he even exists in an hour because he's not a relevant person.
But personally, this was the best way. Dude straight up owned he fucked up. How else could he have done it better?
I don't think he expected praise. I think he expected "Yeah, I'm the asshole. I suck. I fucked up. And it doesn't make up for it but at least I can publicly apologize."
I have to say that I'm a massive proponent of MAID and my hospital offers it. It's such a blessing in some cases. I dont feel that this is a case against MAID but a case for better social supports and a guaranteed living wage.
Yeah I don't really see the relation either and this whole "MAID is just there so thr government can kill the poor" is a bit farfetched and over dramatic.
Loved the longer and more international format of today's video 👌🏼
Finally!!! A long video!!!
As a Canadian, I'm glad Parliament was so thorough with their examination of MAID. Glad to have it. So are most Canadians. Everyone deserves to have control over end-of-life decisions.
That leak is incredibly messed up. I think guys should be able to call out harassment and abuse - like...normalize that. Make it okay to not be okay. I hope that leaker gets a good slap. Financially at least
He agreed to perform naked in front of hundreds of ppl for several weeks lmao
Hopefully prison time, people are too leak happy nowadays. If they faced prison time for doing it maybe they wouldnt do it so often
I saw the story on fb and it was insane how many women were objectifying the dude in the video who basically had porn of him leaked. Some more "we live in a society" double standards
Also people saying "well he got it out for hundreds of people in the theatre, whats the problem?" Idk, maybe the fact he didnt consent to having everyone in the world have access to it.
Thats fucked up. They probably assumed it wasnt any different from an actor being nude in a movie or a show.
More 20 minute videos! It’s my whole morning routine!😸
"Tech illiterate Bobby Lee" lmao
Bryan and Brenden are so removed from reality. Unbelievable that they actually think people aren't going to see through this apology as just a way for him to make himself feel better for acting like a child. Watching this dude in his 50s try to justify his teenage style cyber bullying because he went into "protection mode" is one of the most pathetic things I've ever heard.
Wasn’t this unfunny old hag accused of sexually abusing a woman. How does he have his career back
You're right. Better to just Trump it and deny deny deny - no reason to apologize anymore.
The fact that Bryan fucking Callen of all people is the one to threaten to ruin BOBBY LEES career is amazing.
@@algallardo1309 hahah right who the fuck is Bryan callen
@@algallardo1309 I know! Bobby Lee has been around forever and was on Mad TV for quite awhile. Callen just has some dumbass boring podcast like everyone else.
It's cool that Bryan took some responsibility BUT WHY IS HE YELLING THE WHOLE TIME???
Dude bro
No chapters? :(
I am on ODSP and live in subsidized housing in Ontario. The building managers are bullies and lack any basic compassion. They look down on the poor, and certainly don't take (valid) complaints seriously. I have written letters applying for a more accessible unit and was told no. Around the start of the pandemic and through until present, management keeps making changes that make this place a less accessible, less comfortable place to live. (Removing seating from the lobby area, restricting normal use of the garbage and recycling access, raising the price of the laundry with less machines that constantly break down, threatening to halt mail delivery to the building and have it rerouted to the post office across town.) I've been here almost 13 years, there are many elderly and infirm residents as well as families with children. I have started struggling more and more often with suicidal thoughts the past 3 years, and it's not as easy as it seems to get help. I have had a debilitating auto-immune disease for about 15 years and live with chronic pain daily, sometimes unbearably severe. It has caused me depression and hopelessness but I was able to handle those difficulties. Now my hopelessness is caused by watching the cost of living steadily climb, but my ODSP cheque stays the same. By the continued failings of the government and their just utter disregard for vulnerable people. This story is so incredibly sad because of course they're killing the sick and poor instead of setting us up for success. It's way too easy to silence people and ignore their needs when you view them as a complaining nuisance.
I know this. Support available to people with chronic illnesses and disabilities in NZ is so pitiful, and structured in such a way as put people in the humiliating position of constantly needing to beg for things they need, that there is no dignity. And because of this, were I forced to rely on that system, I would prefer to take my own life than survive on less than my currently weekly grocery bill. So I see it as twofold - I'm glad people have that option, but at the same time, it's definitely euthanising the poor.
I'm so sorry to hear this is happening to you. With big data and inflation the NZ govt is on a major power trip. Cost of living in NZ is beyond unreasonable, even a house hold with 2 full time workers are struggling. It doesn't make it easier on you, but the problem is the cost of housing and living in NZ fundamentally.
thank you for getting the story of Shireen Abu Akleh right because normally stories like this get manipulated all the time
They really are. I live in israel and i didnt even hear of that awful killing. Its insane how politicized any bit of news about any and all things that happen here get manipulated in all directions
I can speak on physician-assisted suicide. My 90-year-old mother died this Sunday, Mother's Day. Two years ago while at a "rehab", mother somehow had her back broken. My sister and I immediately brought her home with the help of hospice, and we took care of her for these two years, which was a blessing. This last month has been hell. Up until a month ago, she was fine. She was in a hospital bed here at home with me and my sister. She could still talk and enjoy the company of relatives and neighbors who dropped in to visit with her. But a month ago, almost overnight, something happened. She quit eating and drinking. There was nothing we could do except put in a feeding tube, which she refused, which she had the right to refuse. For a month, my sister and I gave mother water in a 1 mm syringe. She suffered greatly at the end and there was nothing we could do. She died when her lungs filled with fluid and she could not breathe. Indiana does not have physician-assisted death but hell, we just elected a murderer for a political office. Mom's funeral is tomorrow.
20+ minute PDF shows are what I live for
I was present during the MAID of one of the most important people in my life after battle with cancer. Protect MAID at all cost.
As someone in Canada, I think the root problem with those stories *isn't* the AS accessibility, but the poverty that lead to them seeing it as the only option. There ARE ways that both of their lives could, at the very least, be made manageable, but making those options only available to people who already have the wealth to attain and sustain those means (since they usually either cannot work or work for long enough to afford care) is what drives those who are already struggling financially to lose faith that there are ANY avenues they can take to find relief and support.
We need to be taking FAR better care of our most vulnerable citizens and everyone fucking knows it. Housing is way too expensive in all the places that need workers, but those workers aren't making enough to keep themselves housed and fed, disability payments are nowhere close to high enough to actually ensure people are taken care of, our healthcare system (while not as garbage as the US) still does not have fully fleshed out support systems for the most vulnerable.
It's a fucking mess, man.
@night fall Canadian here! Sometimes these provisions you’ve (very luckily and I’m glad you are!) taken rightful advantage of are just unavailable to certain people because of what disabilities they might have, or genuinely just because the government doesn’t want to give them to you. Like the women in this video did absolutely everything they could but were only treated as pests. Or for example, my little sister was supposed to be given benefits because due to her vision disabilities she’ll never be able to drive and a couple other things, and we were told an amount we’d be getting and everything. Then the government decided they just didn’t want to give it to us and rejected it. We’ve done everything we could but they literally just went “no”. Sometimes they kinda just decide to fuck over people.
@night fall Never use yourself as a measuring stick for others. Your situation will not mirror another person's. Everyone's experience is different and what you're doing is making light of another person's struggle and pain. You are the exception, not the rule.
Then move somewhere cheaper, your labor value doesn't disappear because you moved to a cheaper state.
@@ebayaccount675 Canada isn’t a state hon
You can't use "utility" when describing what is essentially a digital receipt. There is absolutely no utility in that which more and more people are quickly realizing.
my mom had a assisted suicide last March, she was suffering on and off from cancer for eight years. we were all sad when it happend but beyond that there was a underline feeling of relief. No human should have to suffer like that.
As a Canadian with a cognitive disability, I think the bigger story surrounding Disability supports is the true issue. Average rent in my province is ~$2,171 CAD($1,671 USD), the maximum rental assistance is $375 CAD (~$288 USD). If that sounds disgustingly low, That's because it is.
Does the assistance force you to Stay in your province. Is it possible for you to move to a small town possibly?. I agree with you the amount is way too low. In my country you Don't get anything. Hope you find a way to make that amount stretch gl trying to help.
@@roshill2010 depending on the disability, they might only be able to get medical care in their province. moving into more rural areas would save money on rent, but likely would cost them more in the long term if they have to consistently go to doctors appointments.
@@roshill2010 it wouldn’t matter i don’t think rent would still be around $700-800 for a bachelor apartment, there is a shortage of rentals in general …. People even having bid wars on them
Even here in Oklahoma where the cost of living is super low, you'd be lucky to find a studio apartment for under $400usd, even in a super sketchy neighborhood.
@@roshill2010 If I were to move to a small town, it would be just as expensive. The city I live in is the largest in a mostly rural area larger than Germany with very little if any public transport. Any other major city is either brutally expensive or at least a 6 to 8 hour drive on treacherous roads. also any small town in the province is either an industry town or a ski town (which are also rather expensive to live in)
In response to the assisted suicide story: I’m a 24 year old Canadian who became a quadriplegic 3 years ago and relies on Disability for income. The monthly payments from disability is barely enough for me to pay for rent food and the few medications I need nevermind clothes or luxuries like cleaning supplies. If I wasn’t lucky enough to have help from my family I would seriously consider assisted suicide.
Lots of Canadians are on welfare including a couple of my cousins and happy with their lives living on everyone else. Maybe if they cut more of those people there would be more funds for people like you who really need it.
@@lordgarth1 show us on the doll where your cousins hurt you
@@vVAstrAVv Pretty sure they hurt people like poor Nolan above.
@@lordgarth1 so you want op to live comfortably on welfare... But not the people already living comfortably on welfare.... No its alright, dont try to make it make sense
@@vVAstrAVv And if everyone regardless of ability to earn a living decided they wanted to just “live comfortably” on welfare how would that work?
Thank you for covering Sri Lanka 🧡💚
I love long shows, I could watch this for hours.
My mother did MAID last summer and after seeing several other family members go through horrible deaths, if a person would like to do MAID they should be able to. As someone who has an allergy to scented items and is required to carry meds with me wherever I go to stay alive, I can't imagine having what these two women have. There needs to be more done to help those in that sort of situation. Whether it is giving these people enough money to live in a place where they aren't going to be injured.
More money would have helped immensely. Average rent for a 1bdrm in Toronto is almost $2000, ODSP giving her $1,169 a month is barely enough to get by, even with subsidized housing (which is also almost always the shittiest of apartments). I agree that MAiD is necessary for those with terminal illness, but the gov should have never opened up MAiD to include these less terminal illnesses, since most of the time money is what is keeping those people from thriving. They want to extend it to include the mentally ill as well. Given how many of us lost our minds during the pandemic, something tells me a lot of people will think that is there only answer out of poverty. They need to stop pushing MAiD and start taking care of their people.
I have the same issues. Perfumes, body sprays, cleaning products ect. they gives me allergy like symtoms and triggers my asthma. Some I seem to react to worse than others. I live in a care home where some people don't take it seriously. They'll come in to me wearing perfume, ill end up wheezy , sometimes runny puffy eyes, needing my inhaler. So if that person is on all day, every time they come in im being triggered. they havent given me a name/ diagnosis for it yet. One doc said chemical sensitivity ect but it's not officially on my file. One time they must of sprayed a load of perfume in someone's room across from me, my doors closed but I started having a awful asthma attack, allergy symtoms ect. my whole room stunk of it and it took hours for the ashtma attack to end and the room ect to air out. I do take allergy meds when its bad (cetrizine). I was just wondering if you've tried anything in particular that helps?
The fact that these women are chosing assisted suicide over living with their illness, because the government couldn't make their lives a little easier is so sad. They must be in a lot of pain to chose death over living the lives they have that could easily be changed if their hones could accommodate them better. Just wow
To be fair not one of us asked to be here, fuck it if you don’t want to be here anymore then I don’t care, I don’t want to be here either. My life’s not even close to that shitty.
The video ended before you finished "Tomorrow" 😭😭 I am gonna have a headache now
As someone with chronic pain, assisted suicide makes tremendous sense to me. There are days I sit in my chair, curled up in a ball, waiting to get tired enough to sleep. Not one person asks to exist, but to not take part in existence is a crime.
I'm Canadian. I unfortunately have to live off social assistance. I hear that story and it hurts so much.
The situation in Canada has just been getting worse and worse. The fact that our government, both provincial and federal, would push someone to suicide rather than just provide them the means to live comfortably sickens me. It certainly makes me worry about my own future. If my mental health gets worse, maybe I'll be in a similar situation?
I can't move if my tiny apartment gets more expensive, I can barely get groceries, I can't maintain a proper phone line. I feel like I don't have a choice.
thank you for covering the MAiD stories, Phil. more people need to hear about what's happening here in Canada. i'm a disabled canadian and last year's extension of MAiD disturbs me greatly. i fear a lot of folks like me are going to die because they don't have access to what they need to make life worth living. these things are achievable, but the government chose to implement MAiD instead of actually improving our lives. in the midst of a pandemic, no less! and if the use of MAiD for poverty becomes commonplace, i fear that there will be less done to improve our living conditions. it's cheaper to let us die than to help us live, as sick as that sounds.
i believe in the choice to die. but, i think in order for that choice to be ethical, we need the choice to live as comfortably as possible too. not having access to a life worth living makes the choice to die coercive, in my opinion.
The government didn't really have a choice. The Supreme Court ruled that limiting assisted suicide to the terminally ill was discriminatory. There is of course different government involved, since disability and housing are provincial and the euthenasia law is a federal mandate. I think a lot of people are reasonably worried some who could be helped will choose death instead, but we do need to weigh that against the rights of people to die.
I agree with your concerns, as another disabled Canadian.
@@ifeeltiredsleepy i didn't hear about that, but i'll take your word for it and read up on it later, thanks. even so, i think if we improve the living conditions of disabled people, a lot of this problem could resolve. i think there are certainly more supreme court rulings that'll be had about MAiD in the years to come as the effects of it become apparent. especially if it's extended even further next year. whatever the outcome, what disabled people need most to live well is the money to do so. giving us the ability to live well really levels the situation, in my opinion.
It's happening in the US too. My sister has some disabilities and was living on her own with help from SS and housing. Last year her landlady couldn't evict her or not renew the lease, so instead she got around that by removing herself from the housing program and saying she could renew and stay but it went from 500 to 750. Not only couldn't she pay the original price herself, and not work more (and keep SS), she of course couldn't pay the increased price. And that landlady was a total manipulative cunt to begin with and there had been other incidences where they tried to take advantage of my sister. So she tries to find a place but there's literally nowhere in this town with apartments available, especially when landlords can't evict yet and no one has any money. There's places "available" but they aren't in the housing program or are unwilling to join it. So if my parents didn't have her room available she would effectively be homeless despite still being actively involved in governmental programs, because the programs don't do enough to actually advocate and support people in those positions. She'd be worse off if my mom wasn't constantly advocating for her because she doesn't have anyone actually doing that and mediating bullshit like this to begin with.
ok... whats with the zoom ins... man I feel like we are playing IRL in VR mode :S Besides that great vid and thanks for the info.
As a disabled person who lives well below the poverty line because I rely in SSI, the MAiD laws in Canada are absolutely infuriating. If those people could've afforded to stay alive, they would be alive. They talked about how they wanted to live but had no other choice because they were too poor to live. Yes I think it should be available to people who are terminally ill, just because something can't be cured doesn't mean they're better off dead. We need better support so we can live. I live off of $861 a month, $170 0f which are taken for healthcare. It's forced poverty, and it is killing us.
Phillllllll thanks for everything. I just got diagnosed with a tumor in my spine and your face helps me get through the day 😬✌️
I hope you get better.
Hey hang in there, you are loved!!!
Godspeed, dude.
I’m so sorry! That’s so rough. But you’re not alone! The beautiful bastard community is behind you! 💙
Wishing you the best buddy
You know you got trust issues when Phil says he made a 21 minute show and you gotta check the videos length to double check.
i. uh. may have done the same thing lol
19 seconds extra lol.
Without the intro and a couple seconds off the add(I miss today in awesome) it would have been 19min lol
@@luvely1062 nah it's 20:29 of content according to sponsorblock
There is a huge difference in how the public react to nude leaks. Generally it's more of a non issue when it's a man.
It would be really nice if we could shake stigmas and gender norms moving forward.
It's the same thing that happens when pedophiles are women and their victims are young boys.
I wish I'd have known about MAID sooner. Going to look up how to apply.
RE: M.A.I.D: IMO, the solution to the two cases you mentioned is a higher disability stipend, enough to live comfortably and not just scrape by in affordable housing. It honestly does feel like if those two women had more money and resources available to them, they wouldn't have to die in order to escape the fear and extreme difficulty of every day life with a disability. It's awful, truly, that anyone is put in the position that it is easier to die than live, and kinda awful that the gov is investing in their death instead of help improve their life. I know it isn't that black and white, and isn't that simple of a problem to fix, but it breaks my heart all the same. I feel helpless *for* those two extremely tough women.
I love these people who are like "I was 100% in the wrong" but then they go on to try and defend their actions...
To be fair, this is basically the only feasible way of saying "none of what I did is defensible, so please don't take anything I'm about to say as a defense, it's an explanation at best". Which is a bit of nuance that goes over most people's heads. I don't know if that's what Callen was trying to do, but that's what I would have been trying to do in his situation.
Or you could just, not harass someone.
@@kazumahazeuzumaki Yeah, if he had a time machine, that would be the even better option, for sure.
@@kazumahazeuzumaki true, if someone does something they should just double down, never apologize, and become a worse person. That's the only path forward
Explaining your actions isn't defending them. It's so the other party can understand you and your impulses, not so you can justify anything.
How do you think apologies work.
"I have no idea why I did that, I was stupid, I'm sorry" is such a weak apology. You're not breaking down anything, challenging yourself or opening upto the person you're apologising to.
But according to this thread if you try to do any of that it's "defending".
That Toronto girl could have gotten out of the smoggiest city in the country with the most expensive area codes, moved only 50 km north to Bradford with the lowest housing costs and some fresh country air.
Oh man, seeing Phil talk about Ontario politics only makes me hate my provincial government even more. So many safety nets were stripped cause of the PC government and cause of that those two people decision was to ask for MAID. Its horrifying how we failed them.
I don't think you get what PC means..
@@zwenkwiel816 progressive conservative. That the party name. Dumby
@@zwenkwiel816 thats the party's name though.
The PC goverment is the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada.
Don't forget to vote! Get the ford out!
Yeah, they really fucked over their healthcare and conservative parties in other parts of Canada are like, “what I’m hearing is if we privatize healthcare I don’t have to worry about it in the budget and can pretend I’m doing a good job”
The actor should sue the leaker for 10 million, no way he doesnt win and set a precedent that this wont be tolerated at all, man or woman.
That guy should be banned for life filming something like that in a theater
They don't know who did it. Multiple people could have recorded it. Maybe just one person posted it but still I doubt it's easy to find the origins now
@@bvgg833 cant they just look at the meta data?
@@4m4n40 yeah but if it was shared and downloaded by multiple people you can’t tell who had it first
They can 100% figure out who did. Only a matter of time.
Sri Lankan here, man, you did our flag dirty. The top and bottom borders aren't that thick. But obviously, no hate, super glad you could cover our situation on your show.
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Thanks for covering the crisis in Sri Lanka Phil! I do wish you mentioned that the violence was instigated by the PM when the protests were largely peaceful for almost a month, bringing the majority of the country together against a corrupt ruling family.
"with you being you, that shouldn't be a hard thing"
Philip DeFranco has already dethroned Schaub in comedy
That seemed a bit unnecessarily mean but whatever lol
@@fatbroccoli8 facts don't care about feelings
@@fatbroccoli8 you must not know Shaub then lol
@@fatbroccoli8 you must not know Shaub then lol
@@TheMlj1997 he did potentially save a couple kids lives though
Where is the time stamps?
I really dislike the new cuts in and out, especially with third party video clips
"Tech illiterate Bobby Lee"🤣
As a person in the theatre industry I think its disgusting what happened to Jesse
Maybe you can explain it, because I am confused. The man performed publicly for strangers, then more strangers saw it. Isn't it at most a copyright issue only? Not trying to be a smart ass, I legitimately don't get it.
@@michaelmayo2365 they arent supposed to have phones out/available at performances, they're supposed to put them in pouches or leave them in the car iirc
@@michaelmayo2365 the theatre isnt something thats super public like movies or tv shows are. Most performances never end up on TV and thus only the people who attended the show will have ever seen it. Thus, the man has a reasonable expectation of privacy within the show (as in, he can reasonably assume that only a handful of strangers will see him naked and his body wont be mass circulated for a massive amount of people to see). Its shtty to invade that privacy without his consent.
Its kind of like how its disgusting for someone to subscribe to a girl's onIyfans, and then leak the images/videos. She only consented to share her content with people who pay for access, and thus if you leak it you are vioIating her consent. Likewise, he only consented to showing his body to people who came to the show.
A performance is meant to be a one off thing, unless it's a specifically filmed event. Sort of like how jam band fans geek out on specific performances. Theater people are weird, but respect needs to be shown for the culture.
I agree it's a violation of the tacit agreement between the audience and the actor. But like Take Me Out is an old play and you'd think a known actor would realize when they perform roles with nudity on stage, whether it's Take Me Out, Equus, or Hair, that there is an almost 100% chance pictures will leak. It's unfortunate and deserves criticism, but he probably should have expected it.
TY for covering the bobbylee situation, I found the reveal so fascinating
great show!
I think that this is, essentially, euthanizing the poor. In these cases, both of them would not have happened if they'd had affordable access to proper housing. However, I have a suspicion that the usual crowd who'd be screaming about this would rather have the law appealed and then not bother fixing the problems with housing that led to these cases, which would be particularly ghoulish. Everyone who is suffering deserves to be able to leave their lives with dignity if that is what they wish.
So yes, this is a problem, but it's a problem not because they have the ability to choose death, but because their financial status combined with their medical problems made them feel like that was their only option. You cannot take away their choice, the only solution is better housing.
It's impossible. No affordable housing would have the same conditions as high end real estate which is what they would likely require to make their condition less annoying. The condition of the properties is exactly why it's affordable in the first place, they cut corners on high end ventilation systems and cheap out on cleaning services, probably also in a shitty area too, that's precisely what makes it affordable? It sucks but that's life really.
Revamping an entire apartment complexes filtration system so that smoke from smokers and chemical fumes can't get into other apartments is prohibitively expensive, and it's not right to tell people they can't smoke in their own homes either.
@@TachibanaTengoku it's not impossible. It's simply impossible under a for-profit housing market. Housing should be a right, not a commodity.