Argumentative Essay: The Morality Of Organ Donating

Religious morals can come in the way of saving other people’s lives said Dr. Ana Iltis. If the people say they are so religious then they should understand taking the organs in a graceful way is to save another life. When someone is deceased and their organs are going to rot away in the ground with them, what good is that doing? There are thousands of people that could benefit from all the deceased organs being put in the ground. As known, the popular type of donating is from the deceased. People think that getting a deceased person’s organs is really easy, but is not. The trending topic going around is that the law should be changed to where the hospital does not need consent to take organs from the dead said Dr. James Delaney. Very many people are against taking the cadavers organs because of moral issues, but deep down if they are such a good person they should understand that it is saving another life as well (Delaney). Mainly the ones who deny being a

Kristen Williams said, “Currently, more than 123,000 individuals are waitlisted for organs in the United States.3 Due to financial and other barriers to becoming waitlisted, the actual number of Americans requiring organs is likely higher.”. If all the financial and other barriers were taken away because it was mandatory then no one could complain. The most common reason for not donating and not being able to is that is cost too much money. Therefore, there are very many people out there that are not even on the donation list but still do need an organ. Taking away the money factor could save millions of lives. When the first heart transplant was completed successfully there were thousands of people trying to get on the heart transplant list (Williams). A human being is scared of anything that could possibly hurt them, showing them that organ donation/transplantation is not a scary thing could change a lot of minds and gain more