Follow the money. Organ transplants are $100,000+++, often paid by insurance. There is too much motivation to “help things out a little”.
Don’t believe me? How does an abortion doctor keep doing what he does??
A few years ago I talked with a research person just introing into fetal tissue research at a major university in the South for a job while in pre-med. The lab where this person worked received wet ice deliveries from abortuaries in Al., N.C., and Georgia, sometimes whole 'fetuses' arrived on ice, to be dissected for parts used in various research studies. This person was astonished at how 'fresh' were the whole aborted babies. I was told, though I have no confirmation of this to date, that a 'fetus' arrived on one occasion so fresh from the abortuary that when taken from the ice the heart was still beating, albeit ever so feeble in contraction. The interviewee resigned from the research program shortly thereafter and has now finished medical residency as a GP in another state (in fact, in another region entirely so disgusted and nauseated was this brilliant young person).
Evil saunters about the land, no longer bashful to display its power over we the people's negligence. Incrimentalism ushers in all manner of disgusting vileness, and we the people refocus upon the bread and circuses and let the evil pass unopposed, too busy to be bothered.
> Follow the money. Organ transplants are $100,000+++, often paid by insurance. There is too much motivation to “help things out a little”.
I suppose that is one advantage to Socialized Medicine, like what we have here in New Zealand. Organ transplants are undertaken on the basis of need and availability. No amount of money can purchase an organ for transplant in NZ.
The downside to this is that very, very few transplants take place here — a situation not helped by stone-age cultural taboos.