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It's not about the kidney, it's about the person receiving the kidney. (Or not receiving it, when they first thought they would.)
by iforgotpassword 4y ago
It's not about the kidney, it's about the person receiving the kidney. (Or not receiving it, when they first thought they would.)
- nightski 4y agoI'm not taking a stance on the overall issue, but this is such a flawed comparison because a baby is dependent solely on the mother and not a large pool of potential donors.
- throwaway894345 4y agoMoreover, in this hypothetical, there's no indication that the donor made a choice that put the recipient in need of a kidney (whereas parents' engaging in sex predictably results in a child in need of birth--recall that we're not debating point-of-life at this point in the thread).