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(TJV) Tucker Carlson accused Canada’s government of genocide because the country’s assisted suicide program disproportionally targets native citizens over new arrivals.
👀 Tucker Has Questions About Canada’s Assisted-Suicide Program
“If you’re k*lling 50,000 of your citizens, and the government is doing that through the MAID program, and a lot of them are not actually terminally ill, they’re just sad. And the government is encouraging them to… pic.twitter.com/NTow7GUzIT
— Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) January 24, 2024
The program, Medical Assistance in Dying or “MAiD”, is responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands, and the government reportedly won’t release the statistics of who the actual recipients have been.
“If you’re killing 50,000 of your citizens, and the government is doing that through the MAiD program, and a lot of them are not actually terminally ill, they’re just sad,” said Carlson Wednesday in Alberta, Canada. “And the government is encouraging them to submit to being killed by the government. And then won’t release the recent statistics. What is that? Yeah, it’s genocide. That’s exactly what it is.”
“What percentage of those were born in Canada? I bet right around 100%. So if you’re a government, you have a duty to your citizens. People who are from here, people whose ancestors built the place. Not exclusively for them, but primarily for them. How many people who arrived in Canada in the last 10 years have opted into the MAiD program? I don’t know the answer [but] I’d bet around zero.”
Carlson went on to point out that Canada is undergoing a voting crisis because of its immigration policies.
“If they’re limiting your freedom to say what you think (which is freedom of conscience), your freedom to defend yourself and your family against bodily harm, If they’re taking away your voting power by changing the population of your country – which they are doing.
Canada has the highest immigration rate in the world per capita. [pointing this out] is not racist. I don’t care if you’re coming from New Zealand. I don’t care if you’re taking the population from Stockholm and moving them to Canada.
If you change the population of the country, you change the country and you dilute the voting power of the people who were invested in that country. People who were born there, who have lived there long term, who understand the history and the culture. Who were bought in.
And all of a sudden, their vote means much less.”
