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The same "logic" could just as well be applied to prostitution. What is it about your life that's worth more than theirs? A pile of money? And wouldn't that bl
by sifoobar 8y ago
The same "logic" could just as well be applied to prostitution. What is it about your life that's worth more than theirs? A pile of money?
And wouldn't that blood do more good in a blood bank where it could help people who actually need help?
I'm pretty sure that if they had enough money, they rather wouldn't go through with this. Doesn't taking advantage of less fortunate humans bother you at all?
- meowface 8y agoWho is being taken advantage of in this scenario? The blood donors get money, and they only have to donate a little bit of blood each, so they aren't jeopardizing their own health. The billionaire potentially gets to live longer. The terms of the transaction are very transparent to both parties. Blood donation is an easy way to make some money. People do it all the time when donating to blood banks. It's not just people lacking money who do it.