But the assumption you're making is that they're being killed in order to be harvested. While this is certainly a perverse incentive that such a collection syst

But the assumption you're making is that they're being killed in order to be harvested. While this is certainly a perverse incentive that such a collection system is creating, I don't find where the article mentions that organ harvesting is the reason for their collection, but mention their execution for dissidence and ethnicity. If those victims were to die anyway, it does become somewhat of an utilitarian problem. And if it is, the gaming issue that would bias decisions towards executing the prisoners instead of "lighter" sentences due to the "gains", which creates a vicious feedback loop ; and the fact that overall the gains in that system are not just people surviving, but also captors getting rich ; should point clearly to the vice and undefiable corruption that make it undeniably unethical. That and the fact that a regular human with any ounce of love or humanity in its blood should feel how wrong and disgusting this all is