Would you donate a kidney to save life of an unknown dying person if you were, for some reason, the only match in the world?
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Would you donate a kidney to save life of an unknown dying person if you were, for some reason, the only match in the world?(Please click yes or no)
Not without a detailed history of the person. Do they have any other possibly terminal conditions like cirrhosis. are they going to be an asett to the community if they survive? What if they are serving "life" for murder? Etc.
[1 point]190 days ago by ChipmonkReplyEdited 190 days ago by Chipmonk
This question exposes the basic dishonesty of this community. People are answering questions in abstract. I doubt that many of those answering yes would actually do it when really faced with the situation.
I believe those that answered no are honest. Most of those who answered yes, answered as a person that they pretend or perhaps wish to be, not as a person that they are.
[1 point]190 days ago by sshuraveskyReplyEdited 190 days ago by sshuravesky
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Not without a detailed history of the person. Do they have any other possibly terminal conditions like cirrhosis. are they going to be an asett to the community if they survive? What if they are serving "life" for murder? Etc.
With my luck the 'unknown dying person' would turn out to be Bush, Cheney, Rove, Rumsfeld, or Rice. Not a chance.
LOL--ditto
This question exposes the basic dishonesty of this community. People are answering questions in abstract. I doubt that many of those answering yes would actually do it when really faced with the situation.
I didn't answer in the abstract. My answer is "no" unless I have a really good reason for deciding otherwise.
I believe those that answered no are honest. Most of those who answered yes, answered as a person that they pretend or perhaps wish to be, not as a person that they are.
No, I'd hang on to it. I would want to be able to donate if it was needed by a family member or close friend.
Me too.