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It's not "feelings". If somebody makes a conscious decision and goes about to explicitly allow harvesting, then so be it. Decision's done. Instead, these peop
by TheAmazingIdiot 17y ago
It's not "feelings".
If somebody makes a conscious decision and goes about to explicitly allow harvesting, then so be it. Decision's done.
Instead, these people prey on organs from the recently deceased. In my case, he died not knowing what killed him. It was an infection of sorts but we just don't know. He didn't make a decision about harvesting after he was gone, so they should respect his wishes (or lack thereof).
- gort 17y ago"these people prey on organs from the recently deceased." They're trying to save lives. Make no mistake, people's lives are jeopardized every time someone decides that the integrity of a corpse is more important. Edit to add: the description of medical professionals as "preying" on the dead is an odd one. One cannot prey on dead bodies, which have no thoughts or feelings. The only problem with what they do is the effect on the feelings of the living (e.g. yourself) but as I indicated, saving lives is more important. Sorry.