
Originally Posted by
Teabagger
Morally and ethically it is no different than the blackmarket for human organs. Innocents are kidnapped, the organs harvested, and sold. Of course the donor is dead...but you could argue this donor's life was not in the end sustainable due to poverty, or was of such a low quality of life that the donor is better off dead, and his death prolonged the life of a "productive" important human. hmmm, kind of indicates little respect for life, huh? Hmm, kinda like the argument for human "embryo" research...the fetus could not sustain life outside the womb...it may, in rare instances, have some congenitive abnormalities that would not allow it to live a "happy, fruitful" life...hmmm...some of the same arguments and rationale used by the illustrious Dr. Joseph Mengele...the unworthy have to be sacrificed for the good of people, and advancement of knowledge...
Medical science has in fact determined "life" begins pretty much at conception, so the question you have to ask yourself then is, when does life become valuable? And what does "valuable" mean?