Organ Donation is unethical

1. Organs are donated by living and dead persons, consent for the dead persons is by own written permission or by consent of relatives.
2. What might explain the notion that organ donation is unethical?
3. Do  doctors rush to declare a person dead in order to harvest the organs while they are still fresh?
4. What is the connection between financially well-off persons getting more organ transplants than less well-off persons?
5. Is it true that organ donation has a high failure rate compared to other medical procedures, despite organ transplant being an expensive undertaking?
6. Is my assumption about organ donors dying in piece-meal, organ by organ, true?
7. Does organ donation create a lucrative illegal market for organs?

Primary purpose

Additional questions

1. Who gives consent to harvest organs?
2. What criteria do doctors use to decide on who receives the organ
3. Who pays for the transplant

My Hypothesis

1. My hunch is that organ donation is financially motivated and therefore it is unethical

Argue #2

1. I believe only the financially well-off persons benefit from the practice of organ donation
2. I have heard that in Asian countries the poor sometimes sell their organs for financial gain. I believe the law in this country prohibits the practice of selling organs because it has observed the trend.

Argue #3

1. I have often wondered why researchers use animals for research and not human beings. I researched on this issue and stumbled upon a website about organ donation, which made me even more curious.
2. Now I think this is going to be very interesting because many people will be nervous if faced with the question of whether or not they would donate their organs for patients and medical research.