Topic: We should legalize organ trade
legalizing the organ trade will save thousands of lives. especially children. if someone can sell an organ and save a life they should be allowed to if fully informed of the risks.
legalizing the organ trade would allow access to all rather than having to wait for periods of time that many do not have.
legalizing the organ trade would allow access to needed organs for all and would eliminate the wait lists that are too long that many pass before receiving the organ they need.
legalizing the organ trade would allow for high costs and only the wealthiest people would have access to the necessary oragan.
Legalizing the organ trade would allow more patients to receive the organ transplant they need.
legalizing the organ trade would be harmful to those in the lower income brackets.  from them not being able to afford an organ to them selling them off to make a few bucks, it's a slippery slope.
legalizing the organ trade would bring an end to shortages for transplant
legalizing the organ trade would create ethical problems, namely that those with money and means would be able to jump-the-line and receive transplants over someone that is unable to afford to buy them.
legalizing the organ trade would disproportionately affect the poor, who would feel the need to sell their organs in order to make ends meet. this would also leave them physically weaker.
legalizing the organ trade would enable better regulation and stop deaths occuring due to botched, underground operations.
legalizing the organ trade would encourage illegal ways of procuring organs for the profit
legalizing the organ trade would encourage more donations resulting in a shorter wait time for transplants.
legalizing the organ trade would encourage more people to donate, which would save many lives
legalizing the organ trade would help make organs more accessible to those who need them.
legalizing the organ trade would increase availability for people in need of a life-saving transplant
legalizing the organ trade would lead to people forcing or coercing other into giving their organs. this would increase death and suffering.
legalizing the organ trade would make it easier for criminals to profit by killing people to sell their organs
legalizing the organ trade would make organs too expensive for most people to afford.
legalizing the organ trade would make the organs to expensive to all those on need, making them available to only the wealthiest of patients.
legalizing the organ trade would only help those with means.  they could afford to buy the organs while the poor are selling theirs or dying for lack of ability to buy.
legalizing the organ trade would provide life saving options for all people not just the wealthy ones who can afford to buy them on the black market.
legalizing the organ trade would put an undue burden on those who can not afford what they need to live.
legalizing the organ trade would result in healthcare inequality; recipients would be who could afford an organ rather than who needs and would thrive the most with it.
legalizing the organ trade would save lives because it would act to increase the number of donor organs available