What are the best arguments for allowing people to sell their own organs?
What are the best arguments for not allowing people to sell their own organs?
Why is it illegal to sell a kidney when the demand for transplants exceeds the donations? Can you sell something that people don't need? Is it possible to sell your soul? Is it risky to be registered as an organ donor? Is it legal to sell branded products on your own website? Can you be affected if you were to sell your soul? How? What can a poor person sell? What will a pawn shop not accept? Why would someone consider selling their soul to the Devil? How do we donate organs? How do you sell your soul? Why aren't all products and services sold via reverse auction? Let the brands compete for the consumers business? How do you sell your soul to the devil for money, and how effective is it? Is it ethical to prescribe placebos? Why don't Indian people sell their used gold jewellery instead of just storing it and not monetising it? If gods do not exist, what gives humans "natural rights"? What is the toughest thing to sell? Do pawn shops accept everything? How can I sell Art which is not provenanced? Why are there no laws in society to prevent individuals from hoarding wealth? Are humans naturally greedy? What are the implications of improper identification of bones in court? What are the steps to convince people to buy products? Is it legal to purchase and sell blood in south Africa? If I signed up to donate my organs after death, is it dangerous to make it public? Could the information be misused? Why won't people be able to buy things online without net neutrality? Is there cases of animals being buried with humans without sacrificial purpose? Why does the Catholic Church oppose artificial contraception? Is there scientific merit to the "eat right for your blood type" theory? Do fanatics (any who is too attached or obssesed with something) tend to be artificial people?