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You refuse to save lives S/he's already been a living bone marrow donor, presumably already saving a life at considerable risk to oneself (it's surgery for the

• ebg13 6y ago
  > That's already enough to deserve immunity from snarky insults. No, I don't think it is. This is a refusal to do something that costs literally nothing purely out of spite. If anything, that negates the good will that might have been earned by the prior act. "I helped someone once, but I'd like everyone else to just die even though it costs me _nothing_ to save them" is not an admirable stance.