If it is morally valuable for me to receive a kidney, objectivity requires that the donation of a kidney to someone else also be considered morally valuable. The ‘organ taker’ must decide whether they would be willing to perform the same morally valuable act as they …show more content…
Money and lives can be saved if organ donations were more prominent. With all the treatments need to keep a sick patient alive, the amount of money piles up on the hospital, meaning more taxes for everybody. The families affected have to schedule for appointments constantly, leading to less work. Less work means less income coming in. The family will have other issues to worry about besides their family member dying helplessly. Randolph, an author all for mandatory organ donation, explains what organ donations would help through the view of patients needing kidneys. He