But others are more thoughtful and prudent. One approach is to make the federal government the sole purchaser of kidneys. Donor and recipient would never meet. Compensation would be fixed, haggling impossible. After the kidney is acquired, the transplant process would unfold in the typical manner.
Slightly less bad i guess but under capitalism it would essentially result in the poor selling their kidneys for what? $50k? maybe in a much more equal society i can see some state benefits to incentivize people but definitely not under the current system.
Imagine living in a world where Canadian MAID is a thing and you can look at it and your takeaway is "yeah but what if they were allowed to do more than just euthanize themselves?"
Slightly less bad i guess but under capitalism it would essentially result in the poor selling their kidneys for what? $50k? maybe in a much more equal society i can see some state benefits to incentivize people but definitely not under the current system.
there is already a blood donation market in the U.S. and its as 'problematic' as you would expect
"After the kidney is acquired" might be the coldest shit I've ever read outside of outright fighting words or hate speech Holy shit lol
Imagine living in a world where Canadian MAID is a thing and you can look at it and your takeaway is "yeah but what if they were allowed to do more than just euthanize themselves?"
Forcing people to live is kinda iffy too. The only ethical thing is to tear down everything making people want to end things.
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy: