Organ

Organ A human life is priceless. It is by this principle that our society has functioned. If a person, a human life was merely worth a monetary value why would we sentence and punish those who have taken away such life. Excluding recent events resulting from the 9-11 tragedy the country has never fathomed the thought of being compensated from the death of their loved ones. Because of this it is safe to assume that we can not assign a definite “value” to any human being. In today’s society, money is not the only value that we can associate with human life, instead organ donation has risen on the priority list. Is it fair to judge who is worth saving and who should be allowed to slip away Organ donation saves many lives and, there should be no restrictions to anyone, whether they be alcoholics, doctors, obese, smokers, inmates etc… Alcoholism for example is a disease and therefore the alcoholic loses control. Knowing this, should a person acquire cirrhosis of the liver through the consumption of alcohol, he or she should have just as much priority to an organ as should, person, life, organ, human, priority, society, list, being, because, worth, value, social, placed, patient, past, one, made, lives, judge, important, donation, doctor, disease, alcoholic, yet, whether, true, treatment, status, standards, smokers, sentence, place, parent