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Human Organs for Sale

To some, the sale of human organs in the Untied States is a simple economic market comprising of a buyer, a seller, and a product. But to most, the issue is much more ethical and complex. The sale of human organs can never be a purely economical situation because that market includes the current and future health of both buyer and seller. While I believe that there is something wrong about a living person selling their body parts, I do not believe that the government has a right to tell people what they can and cannot do to their own bodies.
The market for the sale of human organs worldwide seems to be divided into two categories, the first group is comprised of people who are seeking to make a profit off their organs while they are still alive. It is true that the majority of these people are poor, but I do not think that they are being used or taken advantage of. These people, who are so desperate to find a way out of poverty, are able to give up......

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