talk about a dystopian sican sic advertisement, butk that s only part of the story. the company behind that ad is called simons. they re a canadian fashion r and home goods retailer. etthey reportedly staged excursions for this young womags to film as some, i don t know, brand building exercise here. now,re now sheila gunn, read edr in chief of rebel news.al she s running a national campaign to force the government to end this practice. sheila. , it seems to me thatey re they re selling assisted suicidsee with a very sophisticated, fun, kind of adventurous message. whak ist the heck is going op north? laura , i just want to thank med you so much for your interest in this. unlike the corporate mediaia , here in canada that s been tainted by justin trudeau s bailouts, that revenue trudeause one of the few independent outlets that can still speak about these inent outl these iss freely, but also with the sense of horror. the issue rightly deserves.we s
occurred because somebody justtt verbally asked for ihet and received it on the very day that they asked for it. medicalhen we say assistance and suicide, don tmen think for a second that thats means doctors participating in this.or. e to bit cehav your doctor. it can just be a medicale professional that might be a t nurse that is seeing you today. irstfor the first time or even a pharmacist that s helping take a short trip of a long or,i thatknow, take a short trip off in cearth. that s the state of affairs here in canada. well, here s the ceo of simons, the company that produced that pro euthanasia campaign. watch. it s obviously not a commercial campaign. it s it s it s more an effort to use our freedom, our voice and the privilege we haveivileg to speake and create. create companies have a responsibility to to to to participate inorro