jhg7877

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   by jhg7877 10y ago

   That's not what the debate is. It's about the dark pattern of opt-out in which other people make the choice for you and being forced to opt out of it. Many people, myself included, are for organ donation but oppose opt-out as unet
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   by jhg7877 10y ago

   It's a classic dark pattern. I think many of the people supporting opt-out know that people would say no if confronted with the question so they support what I would call an an underhand and sinister approach. See the OP's respons
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   by jhg7877 10y ago

   "From a society's perspective opt-out makes perfect sense." It's very troubling to follow that line of thought. It's also arguably in societies interest to make all your private medical data publicly available for r
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   by jhg7877 10y ago

   I suggest you do some research about the organ retention scandals in the UK and Ireland and how it affected grieving families. It's horrifying and would make any rational person seriosuly question opt-out organ donation given the uneth
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   by jhg7877 10y ago

   I carry an organ donation card and have taken part in organ donation signup drives. I find this appalling as well. It's equivalent to the government giving itself ownership of your body. How can't it change the relationship betwee