The sale of human organs leads to the trafficking of human organs.
Introduction
- Hook: Sale of human organs has been a progressive activity within the contemporary economic and medical collaboration, which tempts many people to venture into the business as it offers profitable and highly appreciative economic ideas that work in collaboration with medical facilities in charge of human organ transplant.
- Background: Human organs that are commonly sold constitute of kidneys and private parts which deny the rights of life of human beings due to illegal practices. The sale of human organs is mainly aimed at benefiting the beneficiaries as the people who engage in the practices might end up losing their lives.
- Thesis statement: Sale of human organs should not be legalized in the contemporary states because it leads to human organ trafficking, enhances the destruction of potential lives, and it is against the religious expectations.
- Body
- Supporting point 1: Leads to human organs trafficking
- Evidence 1: Illegal sales
- Evidence 2: Sale without human consent
- Evidence 3: Human organs without the consent of family members
- Supporting point 2: Contributes to the destruction of potential lives
- Evidence 1: Malfunction of the remaining organs
- Evidence 2: Accompanying diseases
- Evidence 3: Death possibilities
- Support statement 3: Spiritual considerations
- Evidence 1: Death is spiritually predicted
- Evidence 2: It is against the spiritual rules to sell human organs
- Evidence 3: The selling alienates people from God
- Counter Argument
- Evidence: It has saved human lives
- Evaluation: It has ensured the continuation of lives despite unpredictable circumstances due to technology development
- Conclusion
- Synthesis of argument: Human organs should not be sold legally.
- Memorable ending: Death of a relative.
Introduction
Sale of human organs has been a progressive activity within the contemporary economic and medical collaboration which tempts many people to venture into the business as it offers profitable and highly appreciative economic ideas which work in collaboration with medical facilities in charge of human organ transplant. Human organs which are commonly sold, constitute of kidneys, and private parts which deny the rights of life of human beings due to illegal practices. The sale of human organs is mainly aimed at benefiting the beneficiaries as the people who engage in the practices might end up losing their lives. However, the idea is also an economic and medical advantage as it provides people with financial capability as well as survival value when people get donations of human organs in exchange for body organs. However, the sale of human organs should not be legalized in the contemporary states because it leads to human organ trafficking, enhances the destruction of potential lives, and it is against the religious expectations.
Supporting point 1
The sale of human organs leads to the trafficking of human organs.
Evidence 1
The selling of organs of humans leads to illegal sales of body organs.
Evaluation
The body organs have been put on high demand with a highly appreciative value, which has introduced illegals selling of body organs. Sale of these organs such as kidney and private parts have been facilitated by the existence of class differences whereby the rich have evaluated survival means to purchase body organs from the poor to ensure their survival (Tao 4). Hence, due to the high demand for organs, many groups have introduced illegal trafficking of body organs as the business is conducted on an unlawful basis, which calls for illegal transactions between the groups and illegal medical facilities that are responsible for an organ transplant.
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The existence of illegal businesses, therefore, facilitates the organ transplant; hence, the body organ sales have contributed to an increase in the illicit trafficking of body organs, which leads to a lack of human consent.
Evidence 2
In addition, the trafficking of human organs has resulted in sales without human consent.
Evaluation
The illegal businesses are carried out without the consent of the owner, which involves forceful extraction of the body organs or mass killings for the illegal businesses to get the parts of the body they want.
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Lack of human consent contributes to lac of family consent.
Evidence 3
Similarly, the transplant of the body organs is supposed to have the consent of the family members, which is not adhered to in the illegal trafficking of the organs.
Evaluation
The businesses are conducted illegally hence restricting the consent of the family members. The members of the family are not notified to approve the implementation of the program as the victims are abducted and forcefully emeove3d the other parts
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Illegal trafficking of body organs destroys potential lives.
Supporting point 2
Human organ selling also leads to the destruction of potential lives.
Evidence 1
People who sell their body organs have been accompanied by malfunction of the remaining part, which results in their death.
Evaluation
Most of the people who have experienced selling or donating of various organs such as the kidney are more vulnerable to malfunction of the remaining part (Surman, Owen, Reza, and Thomas 6-10). Besides, the transplant of body organs may lead to various diseases associated with the removal of a particular organ of the body.
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Malfunction of the organ systems leads to organ diseases.
Evidence 2
Selling of body organs leads to transmitted diseases.
Evaluation
The failure or success of the organ transplant system depends on the immune system of the victim selling the organ, which might lead to accompanying diseases such as Hepatitis, Cirrhosis, Coronary heart disease, and diabetes, among others.
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Transmitted diseases may lead to death.
Evidence 3
In addition, selling body organs may result in death penalties.
Evaluation
Most of the process involving body organ transplant include illegal activities which are not conducted based on the effective medical measures and surgical operations hence destroys potential lives. The illegal groups undertake innocent lives of people as they aim to get the profits they get by selling the body organs despite the death penalties they cause to the individuals and their families (Meyer 20-22). Hence, selling of the body organs leads to unavoidable deaths based on the procedures the participants engage in to achieve their desires. They are mainly controlled by the desire to make profits without considering the lawful and ethical rights of human beings.
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The illegal loss of potential lives leads to unfavorable religious considerations.
Supporting point 3
The selling of human organs should not be legalized because the idea is against religious considerations. Firstly, the religious rules dictate that every human his created wonderfully in the image of God, which shows that organ transplant is against the set rules by God (Novelli, Bussotti, & Berloco 10). Every domination acknowledges the creation of humankind in accompaniment to other traditional myths, which all acknowledge common creation and evolution story. Hence, the creation story is based on humanitarianism and restricts sell of body organs. In addition, human organs are supposed to be donated in case of emergencies and are not supposed to be sold. Besides, the selling of human organs contributes to the alienation of people from God due to the disobedience of human rights and the spiritual expectations of people.
Counter Argument
However, despite the negative implications of the sale of body organs, the sale of human organs has contributed to the saving of human lives.
Evaluation
Human organ sale has led to effective organ transplant within the medical facilities in connection to the advanced technology. The modern technology has saved many lives by selling body organs such as the kidney and other organs to wealthy families (Callais and Walter 73-81). The medical facility has ensured the effective transplant of the organs. However, the process can only be valid based on the legalization of the selling strategies, which might affect the medical sector due to illegal businesses that may end up selling infected organs and other issues discussed above.
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Hence, despite the positive contribution, the sale of human organs should not legalize.
Concussion
To sum up, the sale of human organs causes severe implications for the victims, society, and medical sectors, which shows that it should be highly restricted. It causes human organ trafficking, malfunction of body organs, and inconvenient spiritual considerations. I remember losing a relative who had decided to sell his left kidney to survive with the remaining one. He died during the transplant.
Works Cited
Callais, Justin, and Walter E. Block. “Medical Economics: Legalize Organ Markets.” The Winners 18.2 (2017): 73-81.
Meyer, Silke. “Trafficking in human organs in Europe: a myth or an actual threat?.” European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law, and Criminal Justice 14.2 (2006): 20-22.
Novelli, G., Bussotti, A., … & Berloco, P. B. (2007, July). Is legalizing the organ market possible?. In Transplantation proceedings (Vol. 39, No. 6, pp. 1743-1745). Elsevier: 10
Surman, Owen S., Reza Saidi, and Thomas F. Burke. “Regulating the sale of human organs: a discussion in context with the global market.” Current opinion in organ transplantation 13.2 (2008): 6-10.
Tao, Dominick. “Worldwide Market Fuels Illegal Traffic in Organs.” Nytimes.Com, 2009, https://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/30/nyregion/30organs.html: 4