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Hey do you mind if I kill you and take your organs? Is that a bad thing?

• tombert 8y ago
  I was (mistakenly) assuming that the people were convicted of other crimes (like murder or something), and then the organs were being used post-execution.
  • shaki-dora 8y ago
    Well... There probably was, at some point, some person giving an impression of a judge worthy of a b-movie extra who signed something titled "Death Sentence" and continuing with "Lorem ipsum...". In other words: It doesn't much matter if these people were convicted or not when the judicial system making those decisions is deeply flawed. And, of course, there are the additional problems of the death penalty itself being rather anachronistic, and even people on death row remaining humans and retaining fundamental right to dignity, which would stand in the way of using them as spare part repositories against their own will. So there's like eight layers of injustice until you can get a liver from a Chinese.