Why Is Organ Donation Wrong

In the United States organs are not easy things to come by. As each year comes and goes, more and more people stay on waiting lists for donations that could potentially save their lives. While organ donation is a controversial topic, it does not shield the need for more donations to be made. Some view organ donation as something that should be voluntary but unfortunately there are not enough people coming forward for it to stay this way. Organ donation should be an unawarded mandated practice in the United States because mandated organ donation will improve and save society. Organ donation is the process of surgically removing an organ or tissue from one person (donor) and placing it into another person (recipient). Organ donation is a very delicate procedure, but often said to be done “disrespectfully”. The number of people who need organs or tissue continue to rise while the number of donors stay to a low …show more content…
The way it is right now, is the person with the worst condition gets the organ first. That process, is not right. David Undis said, “We should allocate organs first to people who have agreed to donate their own organs when they die. This will cause many more people to register as organ donors and will save thousands of lives every year.”, this statement is very aggressive and this shows that organ donation should be first come first serve. If the law becomes that organ donation becomes first come first serve then that means the people who register last minute because they know they are dying and their condition will overthrow any other condition, does not get the organ. This law will allow the people who registered when as soon as they were able to and needs an organ, to get the organ. If the law was that everyone was made to be an organ donor then it would be the worst case came first and no one could throw a tantrum because everyone would be in line for an organ, if