Canadian Retailer Promotes and Celebrates Euthanasia

As the Canadian government plots to entice an ever greater number of Canadians, including children, to ask for death under their Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program, the question looms larger: weren’t all those draconian lockdowns and vax requirements because they valued every person’s life so, so, so, much? I mean, that’s what they told us….

I’ve written about Canada’s euthanasia laws before, but the story is only getting more sickening.

A recent film advertisement for a clothing company - promoting death - is truly frightful in what it represents. Apparently, anything is acceptable, for profit.

The film’s young protagonist, 37-year old Jennyfer Hatch, wanted to live, and just needed proper healthcare from the government for her painful, physically disabling connective tissue disease. The Canadian government would not help her live, but was glad to help her die. So Jennyfer apparently felt she had no choice but euthanasia - because the government-run socialist health care system in Canada had abandoned her.

Here is the full, original, horrifying, assisted-suicide-glorifying film, titled “The Most Beautiful Exit,”produced by one of Canada’s most famous clothing retailers, Québec’s La Maison Simons , as part of its “All is Beauty” ad campaign. (Jewish men, who are required to be careful with what they see in terms of modesty should listen rather than view.)