If your child needed a kidney.

The conservative economist Walter E. Williams Phd. is an advocate of a solution to the organ shortage problem. He maintains, and he is absolutely correct, that there is no need whatsoever for there to be a shortage of organs. That there is a shortage is completely due to well intentioned government meddling. Let me explain. Here's how to end the organ donor shortage. Just pass a law, or even a contitutional admendment, that your own body belongs to you! That's right, just as a woman's body is her own to decide what to do with, everyone's body should be theirs do decide what to with. How does this solve the organ shortage? If my body belongs to me, I can leave it as a part of my estate when I die. If it is a part of my estate, after I die, my heirs can sell the parts to the highest bidder. Do you think there would ever again be buried healthy organs when the heirs could have turned them into money? Suddenly, there is no shortage of organs. The complaint I usually hear about this idea is that it would not be fair because rich people could bid more and that poor people would die. This is economic ignorance. There on over 40,000 automobile accident deaths alone in the USA per year. Most of these organs go to waste. If they did not, there would be plenty of organs for all except those with very rare body typing factors. Hence, since the supply would be large, the price would go down. Remember the law of supply and demand? Want to end the shortage of transplantable organs? Get the government out of controlling it.

if any of my family members needed a kidney transplant i would never stand back...but i would defenately fight back if someone tries to sell organs only for money....

yeah what you think is wright only.but,it is not always possible for every circumstances

If one of my family members was in need of an organ you better believe I would get it from the black market.And pay the consiquences later.

Yes they should change it or just redo it becoz at times people in black market take it as a business which is BAD, i will always be ready to donate any of my body part to MY LOVED ONES ONLY( dat includes my family and sum of my closest friends)...anything anytime for them, if it can save their life, i wouldnt really care about the law then!

First I am sorry for this, see donating organs is not a wrong but we must see the reach of it..

i will donate it..!!

if my child need a kedney then if i have both kidney good then i will transparen it. becuz i love more to my son . and i think this is my work to do a kideny to my son.

Yes, I think so. In my belief a person has his own will to do what he wants to do. If he prefers to sell his body organs, then that's fine, in the end he could help and affect a life enormously and that's what matters, to save an endangered life. And truthfully, one way or another we need each other's help. There's lot of those who wants to sell their organs who are really in dire need of financial help, why not make give them a credit by paying them. But of course, the seller should be fully willing and mentally capacitated to realize what his doing.

Yes, I think laws regarding organ buying should be changed. The laws were implemented to try to protect the kidney donors; however, if buying organs remains rampant, then these laws are actually putting these donors, and also the recipients, at risk for serious medical complications. I think the laws should protect the donors by ensuring that their organs undergo proper harvesting methods and that the donors have regular follow-ups after donation. The law should also protect the recipients, by ensuring the adequate screening of organ donors prior to donation. I think these basic principles should be implemented regardless of whether an organ was willfully donated or bought.