Compare Munson and Satz’s arguments about the ethics of kidney selling. Which position do you find more plausible? Expla...
Compare Munson and Satz’s arguments about the ethics of kidney selling. Which position do you find more plausible? Explain why.
Ronald Munson: Kidney for sale
Debra Satz: Ethical issues in the supply and demand of human
kidneys
Homework Answers
Living kidney organ transplantations are complex, add financial compensation to the donor and moreover it enters to an ethical maze. The pros and cons of each theory in relation with the sale are analysed, after which the fundamental bioethical issues like beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy and justice are also scrutinized seeking in justice to the sale of kidneys for transplantation purposes in a country with a human rights culture.
KIDNEY'S FOR SALE: Through transplanting a living kidney to a deceased human beings have more advantages in both the persons. Such transplantations increase the capacity of life, decreases the sufferings, cure diseases and restore function in both the persons. However, there are complex issues on making a healthy person subjected to surgical procedure by transplantation experts with no benefits on the donors.
ETHICAL ISSUES IN THE SUPPLY AND DEMAND OF HUMAN KIDNEYS: Ethics can be characterized as the systemic inquiry into human conduct with the purpose of discovering both the rules that ought to govern human action as well as the worth in seeking human life. The four pillars of bioethics are a) Beneficence b) Non-maleficence c) Autonomy and d) Justice.
All these ethical rule is based on " do not harm" principles. But according to me, whether the donor is getting paid or not, the transplantation experts are improving the quality of life of a patient. But before applying, the donor should be made aware of certain risks and dangers before the operations. However, I support with Munson (kidney for sale) , because it has saved many life of people and its demand is high on most part of the world and there are no convincing arguments based on beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy and justice. In sense, donations are legally acceptable.
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