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China is harvesting organs from detainees, tribunal concludes
- Hasknewbie 7y ago"Repo Man", Chinese Edition.
- stcredzero 7y agoSci-fi author Larry Niven has written a number of stories partly exploring the "Ship of Theseus" idea extended to organ transplants and medicine. In one future from Larry Niven's Sci-fi stories, organ transplants could cure almost anything and even extend life. As a result, more and more criminal infractions started to carry the death penalty, in indirect response to the demand for more organs. Such a process would be easier to initiate in a government structure like China's, where there are fewer powerful means of ensuring government accountability, and where individual rights are not enshrined. The current climate in 2019 in the West, where mob rule can result in trial by social media, is also concerning in relation to this scenario.
- hangphyr 7y agoChina's social credit score system would be an easy place for them to look for "undesirables" to use for livestock, create an ever shifting minimal level of political servitude to avoid execution.
- stcredzero 7y agohttps://orville.fandom.com/wiki/Majority_Rule https://orville.fandom.com/wiki/Majority_Rule
- basch 7y agoonce you have an in demand organ, are you somewhat immune to prosecution, akin to double jeopardy? they wont reharvest a kidney?
- aaron695 7y agoNo, no they are not. They might be from excecuted prisoners, but once again they have committed murder and serious crimes, not from being part of a religion.
- devoply 7y agoWhen the Japanese Nazi doctors did this to the Chinese, medical experiments and murder, that was a huge tragedy, and yet the Chinese have no problem doing this to their own people that don't abide by the party line. How terrible.
- glasslion 7y agoAn independent tribunal sitting in London --------------------------------------- Doesn't sound independent at all