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They're not harvesting organs. Criminals who are executed have their organs not go to waste in a coffin. It's not like they're taking everyone's second kidney.
by sadris 7y ago
They're not harvesting organs. Criminals who are executed have their organs not go to waste in a coffin.
It's not like they're taking everyone's second kidney.
- chillacy 7y agoI think it's problematic because it creates perverse incentives to make more criminals. And there are religious / moral concerns about taking parts of your body after you die without consent. But I also understand that the biggest objections are the religious / moral ones, and I don't know maybe that doesn't bother people as much in China?
- FireBeyond 7y ago> I think it's problematic because it creates perverse incentives to make more criminals. We have this issue all over the US. Private prison contracts often have a "minimum filled cell" clause that causes penalties to the city/county/state if there are too _few_ people incarcerated.