The blockage and prevention of organ transplants encourage by
monetary benefits is indeed a shady and gray zone concerning the
issue.
And like you, I am also very much against the notion of such
singular directed 'sale' whereby monies can be paid to identifiable
individuals.
However, it must too, be recognized that implications involved
concerns life-and-death circumstances, under which luxuries such as
the having of ample waiting time will not be available.
By contrast, it might even be possible to save more lives should a
consolidated organ bank could be created, with preference for
either SE or NE region countries whereby both the genes of the
dominant population are more highly similar to certain context
levels, and where the relevant political and medicinal
infrastructures are capable of providing safe and ethical
administration of organ transplant cases.
Should a local pool be relied upon, the primary drawback apart from
the dominant reluctance of the mainstream cluster, would be a
severe reduction and limitation of succesful doner-receipient
matching probability.
And if we were to go on further in a hypothetical example, assuming
that a certain bill would then be passed to enable compulsory full
bodied harvesting of organs upon the event of individual
death,
the move might be viewed upon as being 'pushy', and thus, might not
go down too well with the civillian level.
Civillains might feel pissed, with some feeling sore, some
complying and others picking on it as another reason to
migrate...
Loads of even hairier loose ends will have to be cleared up.
The central organ bank that operates on a regional level however
would be able to help Singapore to avoid this potentially hairy
entanglement, in addition with its assurance of higher successful
matches from the efficiency of having to search thru only one
single consolidated organ list for each respective organs.
Monies which are received from successful ops would also be better
tracked and diverted away from illegal black market organ trades
which are dominiant in countries such as India and
Bangladesh.
Consequently, this would indirectly carry forth an isolated
economical benefit, which is the reduced volume of illegal money
laudering volumes which, without fail, would be carried out within
a SE monetary market as well.
There are of course, hell of alot more deeper impact concerning
other significant pros and cons, but at this level of discussion,
we only need to know that 1) we need a wider pool of organs, and
2).......
Please...., no complusory full-bodied organs harvesting.
