My Sister's Keeper

[the_bob_delusion]

Do you think it's morally or ethically right for the parents to conceive a child soley for the purpose of using him/her as a donor for another child?

Is it also morally or ethically right to select a specific characteristics of genetics that you want for a child you want to conceive(instead of say head colour or IQ, you selected out one with a specific genetics.)?

Do parents have the right to force a child to help another person given there will be some suffering invovled?

What would you do if it was you?

[the_bob_delusion]

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@lis351 wrote:

I would also donate to one of my kids, but if it were you who had the problem would you take from one of your children? I know of someone in that position, she will not take from her adult children.

Mugss has a lot to live for, I would certainly hope she would. Im not sure I would forgive someone sentencing themself to death while I walked around with the ability to help them.

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Does society have an obligation to help someone else by donating their own body parts to help them live? Is it morally wrong if you choose not to which applies to 99% of the population?

[not_for_sale2025]

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@the_bob_delusion wrote:

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Does society have an obligation to help someone else by donating their own body parts to help them live? Is it morally wrong if you choose not to which applies to 99% of the population?

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"In 2019, 548 deceased organ donors and 239 living donors gave 1,683 Australians a new chance in life. The majority of Australians are generally willing to become organ (76%) and tissue (76%) donors. Less than 1% of people die in hospital in the specific circumstances where organ donation is possible."

[domino-710]

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@the_bob_delusion wrote:

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@lis351 wrote:

I would also donate to one of my kids, but if it were you who had the problem would you take from one of your children? I know of someone in that position, she will not take from her adult children.

Mugss has a lot to live for, I would certainly hope she would. Im not sure I would forgive someone sentencing themself to death while I walked around with the ability to help them.

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Does society have an obligation to help someone else by donating their own body parts to help them live? Is it morally wrong if you choose not to which applies to 99% of the population?

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What - this your idea of getting peeps ' to think '.

Time for some ' junk food '. lol

[lionrose.7]

Gee is Bob running out of idea's, dragging up old threads 🙂

[the_bob_delusion]

I didn't think anyone would notice.

[imastawka]

Thanks a lot Bob

My sister passed  away recently.

[the_bob_delusion]

Sorry to hear that

[davewil1964]

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@the_bob_delusion wrote:

I didn't think anyone would notice.

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Riiiggghhhttt!

You've run out of ideas to try to push buttons is likely more accurate.

[icyfroth]

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@davewil1964 wrote:

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@the_bob_delusion wrote:

I didn't think anyone would notice.

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Riiiggghhhttt!

You've run out of ideas to try to push buttons is likely more accurate.

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It's no moral, or immoral, obligation to comment on or even read threads you feel "push your buttons"...

[nicnacs_4u]

wow had me thinking some of the "oldie board members"had returned before I noticed the date

haha Bob you are a trickster!