Thread: the ethics of organ donating
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Old 22-04-2010, 17:32   #29
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Re: the ethics of organ donating
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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
would you care to elaborate or was that justa random nonsensical remark

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hardly fair really, what about children needing heart transplants ect they wont have filled out a donor card
Won't somebody think of the children

Once someone is old enough to decide for themselves (while children can join the donor scheme it still requires parent/guardian permission until they are 18) and they choose not to join the scheme then they should forfeit any right to receive an organ from the scheme. Sure it’s not fair, but since when is burying healthy organs when people are crying out for them fair?
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